"limited downside" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where the potential for negative consequences or losses is restricted or minimized. Example: "The stock market crash was unexpected, but thanks to their carefully diversified portfolio, their limited downside allowed them to weather the storm without significant losses."
We see limited downside to our conservative assumptions.
With Hikma trading at 15 times 2017 estimated earnings, a substantial discount to history, we see limited downside near-term.
"My investment thesis was this had limited downside because it is prime, prime real estate," Mr. Campbell said.
Investment banks are also throwing more resources into merger and restructuring advice, neglected by some during the boom as "a mere pimple on the donkey's arse", as one veteran puts it, but now seen as a core source of revenue with limited downside.Much of this comes in anticipation of new rules designed to curb bankers' wilder instincts.
"While we do not expect a particularly eventful earnings season in terms of qualitative newsflow, we believe that at current levels there is limited downside risk".
The research firm noted also that Micron's valuation currently is in the lower end of its historical range, and said it foresees limited downside risk in the near term.
However, any new fiscal measures could focus on stabilizing key sectors that are vital to limiting downside risks to growth, such as the housing sector and the financial system".
"Attractive valuation and reasonable consensus estimates should limit downside, in our opinion".
Call options combine the leverage and interest rates of futures with hedging in order to limit downside risk.
Unless you are a market oracle, owning a diverse portfolio is vital to help limit downside risk.
Since we're trying first and foremost to limit downside, our screening tools center around looking at where a stock is trading relative to its own history.
