Sentences with phrase «with huge downside»

A change with a huge downside is in a different category: «We are going to impose massive taxes on the use of the motor car» meets a different response.

Did Bolton know that the securities came with that huge downside?

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Critics of the practice say investors often don't understand the potential downside associated with such bets, leaving them vulnerable to huge losses.

Clearly, the lack of a personal guarantee or collateral is a huge upside, however, as you might imagine, this upside comes with some downsides.

However you do it, the huge downside of trying to live only off the income from your portfolio — besides the uncertainty inherent with shares — is you need a lot more money.

It's also that he had the guts to actually implement such a plan that was both unconventional and fraught with huge potential downsides if it didn't work.

Because if you vote as non-citizen, you have huge personal downside (likely prosecution), with very little upside (being the deciding vote tipping the election), benefiting mostly someone else: a politician.

Moreover, as with defending job security as a cheaper way to attract decent teachers, defined - benefit pension plans have big downsides with hidden costs: They make it unappealing for a talented person to work as a teacher for just part of a career, make it hard for teachers to move around, offer huge bonuses to older teachers who don't add any special value, etc. (And this is all viewing education in isolation — committing future taxpayers to pay for pensions teachers are earning now is going to mean spending less on other priorities in the future.

This is a huge downside, especially with the cost.

I think long term downside risk is very limited with USO, but upside potential could be huge from here.

But I'm looking to park money, with little downside so I can't anticipate a huge upside, can I?

Investors were getting a huge dose of the downside risk, complete with numbers, but the upside story was more difficult to explain.

The Tobin Tax seems to me an elegant proposal with huge practical downsides.

(the guaranteed rate is usually 0 % to 2 % depending on plan) In a nutshell, this is a good plan for people that want life insurance with additional financial return without a huge downside.

On the downside, the L2 may come with Nougat out of the box, which could be a huge disappointment for Sony fans, especially since the company has been fantastic when it comes to rolling out updates.

Of course, when lenders knowingly provide so many sub-prime loans with adjustable rates with little or no documentation and 100 % financing — well, you had to expect a huge downside coming.

Seems like a good deal with a huge upside potential with very minimal downside.