Sentence examples for returns of equities from inspiring English sources

Education can influence one's attitude toward risk: for instance, understanding the principle of diversification or the long-term returns of equities versus bonds may make an investor more willing to create a "riskier" stock portfolio.

I wouldn't say bearish, I'd say we're opinionated about what we think future returns of equities could be based at these price levels.

According to a study by Dalbar, Inc., over the last 20 years, the annualized returns of equity investors was 1.87%, which was less than inflation of 2.89%.

Only the expected return of equities, which is defined as the internal rate of return (IRR) of the market, contains the ex-ante risk premium that investors are demanding from their investment at the time of measuring.

The equity risk premium (ERP) is the expected return of equities over a risk-free rate of return.

The bank also missed its own target of return on equity of 12 to 15 percent, recording only 8.4 percent on the measure last year.

Some of them have recently made returns on equity of up to 16%, but not by lending.

Japan's manufacturers last year sported average returns on equity of 4.5%, one-fifth of U.S. rates.

Take the bank's main performance target of generating a return of equity equal to its cost of equity by 2015.

The next thing to look out for is the return of equity withdrawal, borrowing against the rising value of a home.

But now that fear is the main motivator — strategists call it seeking a return of equity instead of a return on equity — healthy government finances are a powerful magnet for money.