Sentence examples for selected portfolio from inspiring English sources

"But who wants to pay 1.5 and 20," percentage fees charged on assets and profits, "for a randomly selected portfolio representing a well-known asset class?

By now, the impact of declining rates has already been factored into prices, but a carefully selected portfolio of bank stocks could still outpace the market, said some fund managers and bank stock analysts.

Based on a competitively selected portfolio, DOE established a "National Hydrogen Storage Project" in the U.S. for R&D in the areas of advanced metal hydrides, chemical hydrogen storage, carbon-based and high surface area sorbent materials, as well as new materials and concepts.

Despite the negatives, Rocket chief Oliver Samwer expects "at least three of our selected portfolio companies to turn profitable by the end of 2017, and that the aggregate EBITDA losses of the selected portfolio companies will have peaked in 2015".

This is in order to maintain ownership levels in selected portfolio companies and to support them through good times and bad.

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That compares with only 4.5% for randomly selected portfolios and 7% for the Dow industrials.

Based on 20,000 randomly selected portfolios of actively managed mutual funds, the probability that a portfolio of five active funds held for five years would outperform an all index fund portfolio came within one percentage point of Roth's estimate.

According to Li, "We select portfolio companies that can leverage Qualcomm's existing strengths in our verticals or platform ecosystem". RetailNext is an analytics innovator in San Jose, California.

In one famous experiment by the psychologist Paul Andreassen, investors who selected a portfolio of stocks and then saw nothing but the stocks' changing prices managed their portfolios significantly better than investors who were also given a stream of news about the companies they'd invested in.

Mr. Steffelin did not work at the bank but at an outside firm that selected the portfolio of securities on which the C.D.O. was based.