Sentences with phrase «when yields»

The larger number of REITs means there are more entities chasing the relatively static supply of good apartment projects that come up for sale, thus raising prices at a time when yields are declining.

Conversely, when yields rise, so do mortgage rates.

That way, when yields compress to a point where the returns are not in excess of your cost of capital, you had to find places where the returns are higher.

And even when yields may be lower, consumers are prepared to pay more, so profits are sustained.

June is considered low season in Sri Lanka which in my eyes is when it yields the best time to visit.

However, it's not as simple when yields are low but the curve is steep.

10 year swap spreads moved out 2 basis points, which is more notable when they usually tighten when yields fall, due to mortgage hedging.

I am also saying that when yields are too low, the opportunity costs of holding gold or cash are also low, and maybe that will help to preserve value if things go wrong.

I don't own any because I want to buy some directly when yields are reasonable.

Later, when yields are sufficiently attractive, it is best to replace them with high dividend stocks from high quality companies.

They can do better if they start with some of their money in 2 % TIPS, switching to dividend paying stocks when yields are attractive.»

When yields become attractive enough, replace TIPS with high dividend stocks from high quality companies.

That being the case, bonds — like stocks — can be expected to trade in a very wide trading range for some time, and we'll tend to extend our durations on further spikes in yields, while contracting them when yields decline significantly.

When their yields rise or fall, it is a sign that financing rates for corporations are changing.

But when yields are low, and valuations are high if profit margins mean - revert, I would rather have more of a cash buffer.

Not only do bond prices fall when yields rise but, when yields are high, taxes and inflation can turn profits into losses in the blink of an eye.

(No one knows where rates are headed, but it's absurd to expect 9 % or 10 % returns on bonds when yields are 1 % to 3 %.)

Outside of the 1980 bond performance (when yields dropped from nearly 14 percent to 9.5 percent), the two most recent equity bear market performances by bonds really stand out.

Relative Valuation Models The two absolute valuation models work well when yields remain constant, but in the real world prices can vary wildly around slower - moving fundamentals, such as dividends and earnings.

No one likes it when yields go up because prices must come down.

It is best to ease into stocks when dividend yields start to become attractive, buying heavily when yields from quality companies are exceptionally high.

When people invest in Treasuries and MBS, the yields drop and when their yields drop, so too do mortgage rates.

In the past the dividend yields on stocks were typically higher than bonds, so a working strategy was to sell stocks whenever yields dropped below bonds and then buy them back again when yields were higher than bonds.

I suspect at some point in the future I'll be back into treasuries — but only when yields start to peak.

With lower demand for shorter - term securities, their yields actually go up, giving rise to an inverted yield curve when yields on longer - term securities have come down at the same time.

Government bonds, such as US Treasuries, and investment grade corporate bonds have performed far worse when yields have been rising than when they have been falling.

Many other assets typically included in income portfolios have held up well, and some have actually performed better, when yields have been rising.

It's just what happens when yields on stocks and bonds decline.

That is, the dividend - based strategy has a similar likelihood of surviving or failing when yields are 2.5 % to 3.0 % as an overall stock market strategy.

Because bond prices increase when yields fall, these bonds are now trading at a premium (that is, their price is higher than their face value).

PST goes down when yields go down but it does not proportionally go back up when yields go back up.

I say, «When yields are so low, it is time to avoid yield and preserve capital.

When people invest in Treasuries and MBS, the yields drop and when their yields...

They also noted that when yields are very low, it's almost impossible for a company to understand what it's future liabilities are in terms of pension costs, for example.

Later, you divert reinvestment money from maturing TIPS into your dividend portfolio when yields are attractive.

FX swings can swamp bond portfolio income, especially when yields are historically low.

Funding costs are rising at a time when yields on investment are falling due an glut of capital in the space.

Conversely, when yields rise, so do mortgage rates.

Horizontal factor: Yield on Baa bonds — Hypothesis: When yields are high, stock valuations tend to be low.

In a perverse sense, it makes sense that someone will write a book pushing high quality bonds when the yields are so low.

The times not to are when yields and spreads are low.

Just as bond prices go up when yields go down, the prices of bonds you own now will generally drop as yields — interest rates — go up.

It's hard to not keep sinking new capital into the financials when their yields are so juicy.

This approach avoids the need to sell dividend stocks when their yields are not sufficient.

A lot of investors ask, «Well, why would you increase your allocation to international fixed income at this point in time when yields are low, sometimes somewhat negative depending on the region you're investing in?»

It seems like investors are hoping to sell the debt elsewhere and make a profit when, and if, prices go up when yields fall.

Lower rates do indeed lead to higher equity multiples, but only up to a point: When yields get very low, as they are today, the relationship breaks down.

But it's naughty when it yields anything - goes curricula that abandon rigor and permit students to lag behind.

However, even when yields may be lower, organic agriculture is more profitable for farmers because consumers are willing to pay more.

The hole is that, with all of the science and astronomical data we have, repeatedly and independenly confirming that the Earth is (pretty close to) a sphere, there is still a Flat Earth Society, and people who try to bend the data to serve their ends, even when it yields contradictions within itself, not just to physics, etc..