Sentences with phrase «yearly gains»

A simple way to check this is to look at yearly gains of the direct plans vs regular plans.

Both markets saw yearly gains around 30 percent, but home prices have since been cooling.

It was the largest yearly gain in wages since 2009.

For example, the average yearly gain during the secular bull market of 1982 - 2000 was about 18 % per year.

Further, it's the smallest yearly gain since the third quarter of 2010.

This is the highest yearly gain the region has recorded since the second quarter in 2006.

With investors sitting on lofty yearly gains, the sell - off is barely visible on the charts, and the overall technical setup is also stable.

In fact, we've exceeded the national rate of improvement by making yearly gains of 1.3 percent since 2011.

It is all too easy for less - skilled investors to see one quarter's loss and overlook the sizable yearly gain they have received in their accounts.

Las Vegas has seen substantial pull back in January with yearly gains of just 21.3 %, down from 32.4 % in October.

Mr. Hulbert said that from 1980 through January 2005, Mr. Granville's stock tips for investors lost 0.5 percent on an annualized basis, compared with an 11.9 percent average yearly gain for a general stock index.

14 metros posted yearly gains above 15.0 percent.

On par with quarterly trends, the Midwest saw yearly gains soften to 1.1 percent.

And more of the same is forecasted in 2013, with yearly gains expected to hit only 1.4 percent.

The MIT study conducted a review of 100 + educational technology studies, and concluded that ASSISTments is one of the most promising programs in the US based on an outside evaluation that showed it double student's» yearly gains on a standardized mathematics assessment.

In short, the middle class is having a hard time staying in place, while the companies they work for, and their executives, enjoy outsize yearly gains.

January is the most favorable time of the year for small cap stocks as they tend to post their strongest yearly gains in the first quarter due to the tax loss selling that ends on Dec. 31 which allows weak performers to improve.

But as it stands now, home prices have continued to show resiliency by posting their largest yearly gain in nearly two and a half years.

And although the S&P 500 hit its fifth straight yearly gain, and ninth in the last 10 years, roughly 85 % of active large - cap stock funds lagged their benchmarks, according to Lipper data.

Fixed and indexed annuities offering an increasing death benefit can be a valuable feature for those looking to guarantee yearly gains, establish a lifetime income stream or pass an existing tax - deferred asset to the next generation.

The West posted its first double digit yearly gains since 2006, at 11.4 percent.

Nationally, yearly gains decreased from a high of 11.7 percent in October 2013 to just 7.8 percent through September 2014.

National yearly gains cooled to 10.8 %, a trend that should continue over the next several months.

«Each market saw yearly gains top out around 30 %, and now are seeing price gains cool substantially.

Closing the year out just shy of 5.0 percent, December yearly gains, as measured against the market lows at the start of 2012, will likely be a high watermark for the near - term recovery.

The West continued to lead the recovery, yet with softer yearly gains of 10.3 percent in November, over October's yearly growth of 11.4 percent.

«We saw quarterly trends continue to soften, while yearly gains strengthened, suggesting the budding recovery is not immune to the slower winter season.

Las Vegas yearly gains grew to 31.2 percent, the first metro to surpass 30.0 percent since the start of the recovery.

Regional yearly gains were led by the West's 17.8 percent, while the Northeast trailed with 4.8 percent growth.

The top 15 performing metro markets, exhibited impressive yearly gains, with average growth of more than 20.0 percent.

Phoenix, for example, is now seeing quarterly growth that supports a yearly growth rate more in line with 10.0 percent, as opposed to the current yearly gains of 23.3 percent.

Average yearly gains for the group rest at 3.0 percent, evidence that the more active spring and summer buying season have helped buoy most major markets» home prices.

just under 1.4 % average yearly gain.

The Northeast continued to see yearly gains soften, with prices rising just 0.9 percent over the previous year.

The South also continued to make progress, with yearly gains of 4.5 percent in January.

The national results show a mild 0.1 % gain, which is the first time the U.S. has seen yearly gains since September of 2010, when price growth was fueled by the first - time home buyer tax credit in place at the time.

While Phoenix has had a 19 percent yearly gain in home prices, prices still remain far from their peak and many owners still owe more on their mortgage than their home is worth.

The Midwest's recovery is forecasted to unfold into 2013, with expected yearly gains of 2.3 percent.

That January reading has been revised down to 2.8 %, and earnings climbed just 0.1 % on the month in February for a yearly gain of 2.6 % — so the trend is moderating, not accelerating.

While putting together tax returns, your clients with CDs may soon be receiving a 1099 for the tax on their yearly gains.

** The S&P 500 did lose 0.73 % in 2015 in terms of price return, but its 2015 total return (including dividends) was positive — a yearly gain of 1.38 %.3

Whenever we talk of yearly gains or losses, we are talking about market values; that is, how we stand with assets valued at market at year end against how we stood on the same basis at the beginning of the year.

When it comes to yearly gains, ether was no slouch.

However, the second quarter GDP is expected to show improvement, with a yearly gain above 3.0 percent.

With 35 % Yearly Increase, Lending Volume Grows Following on the solid 24 % yearly gains in 2012, commercial real estate investments...

Yearly gains at the metro level are moderating as well, with Sacramento now seeing the highest yearly gain at 25.4 %, down from a high of 28 % in October.

Meanwhile, Phoenix's yearly gains are down to 19.8 %, with prices now 1.9 % above 2000 levels after adjusting for inflation.

The South and Midwest also saw yearly gains of 3.2 percent and 1.5 percent, respectively.

On average, the top 15 major metros saw yearly gains of 13.4 percent, notably higher than 5.4 percent, the national rate of yearly growth.