Sentences with phrase «will investors figure»

«At what point will investors figure out that the liquidity problems are nothing but the precursors of insolvency problems?

At what point will investors figure out that the liquidity problems are nothing but the precursors of insolvency problems?

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Investors are essentially waiting to see whether this growth materializes and trying to figure out how the Fed will react.

«For all of those consumers who still love Diet Pepsi with aspartame, we'll figure out how to make it available online,» Pepsi Chief Executive Indra Nooyi promised investors.

At the very end of June, he'll announce «a seven - figure fundraise at an eight - figure valuation» with an as yet unnamed strategic investor.

KGI Securities analyst Ming - Chi Kuo echoed the 15 million figure in a May investors note, but a fellow Apple analyst, Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty, believes Apple will sell 30 million watches during the first 12 months after launch.

Once the company figures out profitability, investors will come back looking to write checks.

In the United States, March retail sales, industrial production and housing figures all disappointed, and the persistent softness in U.S. economic data means the United States will struggle to hit the 3 % annual growth rate that investors had expected at the beginning of the year.

Employment figures were less than expected for August, disappointing investors and increasing the likelihood the Federal Reserve will take further action to spur economic growth.

Twitter's target is to raise $ 1 billion, a figure devised mainly for registration purposes and that will change as the company embarks on a roadshow to sell its IPO to investors.

While we remain on a Crash Warning, we're not convinced that the productivity figures will be the catalyst, mainly because of the dim - witted manner in which investors have allowed companies to dilute and write down their interests month after month right under their noses.

The sooner active managers figure out how to best serve investors, the sooner they will begin to thrive again.

He takes the traditional value investing process and just flips it around a little bit, starting by identifying situations in which there is a reason why something might be misunderstood, where it's likely investors will not have correctly figured out what's going on, then does the more traditional work to confirm whether, in fact, there's an attractive investment to make.

You will have to develop a (near) accurate figure for the capital you need and also stick to it in your investor's presentation and negotiations.

Investors are not just swayed by large figures, so making a claim that your business will turn in a large amount of profit is not just enough.

Our own concern about elevated profit margins is not that earnings will be weak over the completion of the current cycle (though that increasingly appears likely), but that investors are using historically extreme profit margins and record earnings as if they are completely representative of decades and decades of future earnings, and are using those earnings figures as a sufficient statistic for valuation.

Figure out what your story is, and it will go a long way to bring your co-founders, employees, and investors along with you.

When looking at what are the top ten mutual funds to invest in you will find many sources to give you information, magazines, media shows and of course the internet flood the often already confused investor with lists, facts and figures.

Investors have been pushing up Endocyte stock in hopes its Lu - 177 based cancer candidate will eventually fetch a 10 - figure valuation as a prostate cancer therapy.

See, if you look at a list of stocks or mutual funds today, and analyze their historical performance, you'll tend to get a much rosier performance figure than an investor would actually have experienced, because any stock or fund that did not survive will not be part of the list.

Down the road, when I decide what type of investor I am, I'll be more strategic, but right now, I'm just trying to figure it all out still.»

And if you're not a high - net - worth investor, it's hard to figure out how your household will be impacted (if at all) and what you can be doing about it.

In the past, this certainly was true, but today, you do not have to have five figures in the bank to become an investor but you will need to save money.

It's crucial that you understand the difference between these two figures, or you'll fall victim to the yield illusion that plagues so many investors.

Unless you're a big time investor with a seven figure investment portfolio, it will be difficult to diversify between the various market sectors, then to also diversify in individual stocks within each sector.

Most academic types say that because so many variables move the market, it's nearly impossible to analyze all of them and figure out how they relate to each other in a way that allows the investor to know with any certainty what will happen tomorrow or next week.

Investors will sometimes take stockholder's equity, figure out this «book value» on a per - share basis, and then compare it to the current stock price.

To be sure, some investors with more than enough money to sustain them will still choose to invest a meaningful portion of their assets in stocks, figuring that any excess return will help them leave more to their heirs.

But, for complementary reasons, it is almost equally difficult to advise a reduction of the figure well below 50 %, unless the investor is disquieted in his own mind about the current market level, and will be satisfied to limit his participation in any further rise to, say, 25 % of his total funds.»

Yet these are the figures that investors are revved up about as if this «liquidity» will save the mortgage market.

Which reflects the fact it's one of those stocks where investors will inevitably have a totally binary positive / negative perspective, depending on which figures & accounting statement (s) they focus on — not unusual for a serial acquirer.

My best answer is stick with index funds forever for the convenience unless you are a super keen investor in which case you will probably figure out the proper time to switch yourself.

That's why GlaxoSmithKline is sitting out at fair value right now: income investors will figure «hey, I'll just go with Johnson & Johnson», and growth investors will look to the likes of Disney to receive preference to something like GlaxoSmithKline.

If you cut away much of the chaff, a lot of what investors are doing — myself included in my long discourses on seemingly loosely related topics — is trying to figure out where returns will go.

Now, at this point, you may want to remind me: a) shorting junior resource stocks can be difficult / impossible, and / or b) only a real idiot couldn't figure out (& take advantage of) such a blindingly obvious strategy!?! OK, in my defence: i) again, I point you to all those academic studies, and ii) there are legions of muppet investors out there who will (rather incoherently) argue the exact opposite in strategy... So here's the valid alternative to that trade

The answer relies on the relatively simple math of figuring out how much income will be generated by each investor's nest egg.

If you are a long - term investor, profit figures alone won't tell you much about a company.

Is it any wonder that many beginner investors get so overwhelmed that they simply throw their hands up and tell themselves, «I'll figure it out later»?

As an individual investor, you'll still need to figure out which funds to buy, but that's monumentally easier than picking individuals stocks and bonds!

Plenty of other, mostly anonymous, investors interviewed also so it will be fun to see if I can figure out who any of these people are.

I'm figuring that just when joe investor gets sucked back into the market something will precipitate the market downturn.

In Figure # 3 below, you will find a chart for the investor that purchased $ 100 of stock with various percentage annual returns.

Moreover, investors who want an exact dollar figure for what they pay will have to do the calculations themselves.

During EA's Third Quarter Investor Call today, COO of EA, John Schappert revealed that the Demo for Visceral Game's Dante's Inferno had been downloaded an unbelievable amount of times and the figure will surprise you.

«Much like we see globally, I think businesses and investors are grappling a little bit with a recovery that hasn't yet taken off, and I think people are trying to figure out how quickly will the growth occur,» Sheeraz Haji, president of the Cleantech Group, said during a conference call Friday.

The number of environmental and socially aware investors will rise sharply, a figure that will be reflected in the green tinge of assets under management throughout the year.

These are not figures that will please Facebook's investors if they do not rise — and, as Thomas Crampton of Social@Ogilvy & Mather's Asia - Pacific unit has pointed out, users in lower - income countries like India are going to be hard to monetize more effectively.

Do you see cryptocurrency as something that will continuously rise and fall by huge amounts over small periods of time that investors will simply dump money into when it reaches lows and take money out of when it reaches a certain figure?

After figuring out whether or not they have access, investors will ultimately want to know whether they should hold, sell or buy more Bitcoin Cash.