Sentences with phrase «will investors really»

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The economics of the company are really strong and really bright, so I don't know that at $ 33 a share, they'll be able to fill their $ 8 billion [worth of Uber shares from existing investors].

The fact that an investor won't sign an NDA really should not bother you.

What really happens is that investors will often reject a business on the basis of a pitch or a summary.

«The issue isn't particularly economic in terms of markets and it's not really the central banks... it's geopolitical and there's some bad things going on in the world and conventional analysis says things will be fine,» Schwarzman said at the Delivering Alpha conference, produced by CNBC and Institutional Investor.

Consequently, it's hard to put together a business model for a public enterprise that really will drive growth and investor interest.»

Until you have a proper discussion, you won't really know if the investor is a good fit or can refer you to a colleague who would be a good fit for your business.

And for the entrepreneurs really trying to cast a wide net, some have even said they'll try using a Google AdWords campaign to attract interest from potential investors.

though i have started maxing out my 401k recently i also am avid real - estate investor and feel like this is where my wealth will really stand out.

Much of this may not be exactly intentional - what investors are really doing is handing their money to various hedge funds, thinking that they'll earn good returns and leaving it at that.

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The reality is that as an entrepreneur you really do want to try and keep all of your investors happy and it really is fair that early investors who were willing to take a risk on you before you were a BIG DEAL should really be compensated.

DUBNER: One theory is that boards will pick female leadership when a company is in trouble in order to signal to investors that, «Hey, we're really trying something new and different here.»

If they really are well regarded and serial investors they won't likely screw you.

General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) disappointed investors Monday with its investor day presentation that included a 50 - percent reduction to the dividend, concerning guidance and a strategy which may imply 2018 will be a «really, really difficult» year.

But there really is that very few investors will ever need these tools.

Bond funds become particularly problematic when rates get really low, as hot money comes flooding into the asset class — and when rates eventually rise and the hot money leaves — long term investors will be left with losses they can't simply wait out to become whole again.

New survey data finds that roughly two - thirds of investors say they really want good, conflict - free fiduciary advice, yet few are willing to pay extra for it.

Either the discount is too low or the fact that it's not really debt means that the next round investors will most likely reduce the angel's returns below a fair value.

Investors really do understand now that we will be there to prevent serious losses.

If the CFP Board follows through and revises its standards, adopting a fiduciary standard for its certificants that applies to all financial recommendations to clients, that will make it easier to educate investors about who the true fiduciaries really are.

With the Holiday shopping season off to a slow start according to preliminary retail sales numbers and with the stock market sitting near all - time highs, one can't help but wonder what will happen when investors realize the economy isn't really doing as well as we've been told by the experts.

«The kind of rigorous assessment made by investors will ensure that the qualified applicants have really a high level of human capital and they are going to be able to move around the economy,» the minister said.

If an investor or fellow entrepreneur tells you that you will save legal fees by doing your seed round with notes instead of stock, what she really means is that the kind of investment that can be done with a note or notes will be less formal, will involve less scrutiny and due diligence, than a round that is priced.

So, prior to tracking a mutual fund, diligent investors will want to ask themselves if this is really a necessary move.

We believe in really getting to know our investors, so when you sign up, one of our team will give you a call to find out exactly how we can help.

INVESTORS ENTRPRENEURS AND THE HIGHLY TALENTED Precisely because we are putting in place all these controls, we can work harder to attract those we really want — the best and the brightest who will spark our economy and bring cultural and scientific inspiration.

The only thing that really matters to investors is the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) they will receive from shares.

I knew that asset allocation — the mix of stocks, bonds, real estate and other asset classes in a portfolio — is one of the most important decisions an investor will ever make, so I really wanted to get it right.

So it's possible these funds have improved the way they implement their strategy and that their investors really will benefit from a rising loonie.

Years Ending value 20 $ 2,191 40 $ 4,801 60 $ 10,520 80 $ 23,050 100 $ 50,505 I believe that most investors with a really - long - term view will be willing to take on some additional risk in order to seek more growth than that.

It's really important to track these gains as they occur within a fund, and updating your ACB, or else an investor will end up understating the value of the funds and will end up paying unnecessary capital gains when he sells (i.e. paying twice for the capital gains that occurred within the fund).

Do they really expect us to believe investors on wall street will not buy FHA guaranteed loans if the scores are lower than 620.

Many dividend growth investors — myself included — are willing to «pay up» for a really high quality company.

At the end of the post, I'll tell you how you can win a copy of Prof. Statmans's fascinating new book, What Investors Really Want.

In my next segment on «Learning from the Past,» I'll go over my first really major loss where I traveled on the coattails of a famous value investor and lost royally.

But I'll wager that many investors think their bond ETFs are performing worse than they really are.

I think that it is this «something more» question that Petey was referring to when he made the suggestion that one should just go with the numbers because in the long run any short - term gains you experience as a result of allowing your emotions to trump the numbers will be «given back» if you really are a long - term investor.

I basically told her what I said in the post, that the requirement doesn't really make any sense and I feel it will only discourage small investors from using the broker even though the commission is really low compared to other discount brokers.

When it does, we'll really see just how willing investors are to hold a capital loss greater than several years of dividend payments.

In the event that our valuation concerns prove correct over the completion of this cycle, as they were in prior cycles, do investors really imagine that any of the market gains in the intervening years will have made a difference?

I really hope they succeed as a consumer, but I'll pass as an investor.

That really depends on your budget and how much risk you are willing to take as an investor.

Investment advisors will disagree but do they really have the investor's best interests at heart when the SM is so lucrative?

I really don't think most investors really understand how interest rates will affect their bond positions

What investors should really pay attention to is the expected return they end up with after taxes, as well as the drawdowns they will experience along the way.

Bonds will return their yield to maturity but many investors have rushed into higher risk investments without really understanding the true risks.

It's like an investor who owns a large portion of stocks in one company can't really just say «sell everything» since he will devalue his own assets if he does that.

Check out the article linked below for the 3 biggest risks for investors, really just risks you'll find in any investment.

But what really drives the change in valuation multiples is the numerator; the price investors are willing to pay for a certain amount of earnings.

But I really don't have to make the argument: If / when this bull market keeps marching higher, I have no doubt we'll be spoon - fed all the erudite & compelling arguments we need to justify it,'til investors can no longer help themselves & inevitably turn the market into a self - reinforcing bubble.