Sentence examples for investment arithmetic from inspiring English sources
WATCHING STOCKS CRASH BRINGS home crucial investment arithmetic.
"Whether one is investing a lump-sum amount or a series of periodic amounts, the arithmetic of investment expenses is compelling," Mr. Sharpe concludes in the paper.
Monte Carlo testing using appropriate levels of volatility show that relying on arithmetic average investment returns for the production of retirement income has a high probability of failure, leading to retirement disasters.
The modest premium is key to the arithmetic of this investment.
"It's basic arithmetic," said Chris Brightman, chief investment officer at Research Affiliates, referring to the fact that a bond's current yield predicts future returns.
The discoveries of vast new deposits of homegrown natural gas in areas like the Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania and Northeast made the arithmetic difficult for nuclear investment.
Simple arithmetic proves that when an investment falls 50%–as the Standard & Poors 500 Index did from 2007 to 2009–it has to double to return to where it started.
They could be avoided if Ms. Merkel and her misguided partners would finally recognize that restoring the competitiveness of Europe's economically weakened south requires more investment in reform and growth and less obsessive targeting of short-term deficit arithmetic.
But in making this determination, it is probably unwise to calculate income from investments with volatile results, including years of big losses, by taking the arithmetic average.
If investment accounts for 45% of GDP and it grows at an annual rate of around 25%, then simple arithmetic shows that investment alone should cause output to rise by 11% a year, even without any increase in consumption and net exports.
He has expressed confidence that Canadian consumers are doing the arithmetic in order to manage their debts, and looks forward to the day when exports and investment drive economic growth.
