Sentence examples for Investor appreciation from inspiring English sources

Other companies -- those with simple accounting, understandable businesses and internally generated earnings growth rather than growth by acquisition -- will be rewarded by fresh investor appreciation.

Balances have risen the past few years amid investor appreciation for bonds' stabilizing effects in troubled times.

The company's stock was hit during the downturn, but over the last year its shares have returned about 40 percent to investors in appreciation and dividends.

However, just as the pronouncement was made in the mid-1990s thet the days of smaller-stock outperformance had gone the way of the pterodactyl, they recovered and gave their happy investors sizzling appreciation to the end of the decade.

Their research, published here in the Journal of Business Ethics, suggests that the relative performance of green investments may have been improved by investors' growing appreciation of the environmental impact of fossil fuels, which has seen black funds under-perform.

Asked how fundraising went this time around, Madrona's team describes it as smooth, crediting those IPOs as well as investors' greater appreciation that two of the four largest companies in the world — Amazon and Microsoft — are based in its backyard. .

Even so, value-oriented funds held up much better than growth funds in the first six months overall, thanks to many investors' renewed appreciation of classic value-stock traits--such as relatively low price-to-earnings ratios and above-average dividend yields.

Liberty Media : Options activity on the broadcasting and entertainment company implies one investor anticipates significant appreciation in the price of LINTA's underlying shares by October expiration.

Schlumberger : A three-legged bullish options strategy enacted on the oil equipment and services firm today indicates one investor anticipates significant appreciation in the price of Schlumberger's shares by November expiration.

More experienced investors said that appreciation isn't the goal: to realize it you have to sell the land.

Investors showed their appreciation by pouring more than $150 billion into stock mutual funds since the market rally began March 11, the fastest inflows since the peak of the market in the beginning of 2000.