Posts Tagged ‘Investors’
Posted on October 25, 2011 - by invest
(4/4) Geothermal for Investors ROI
John Billone, President of Flower City Development and Flower City Property Management shares his story of Rochester New York’s Medical Arts Building; the city’s first LEED certified commercial building. Discussions focus on how Geothermal heating and cooling was utilized in the renovation of this historic, 11-story, 70000 sq. ft. building of 1929 vintage to the benefit of his tenants and his Profit/Loss statement. John shares the considerations, long-term benefits, NYSERDA rebates and the financial returns of installing a Geothermal system that any savvy investor will find interesting and useful.
Posted on March 11, 2011 - by invest
Geothermal for Investors ROI (4/4)
John Billone, President of Flower City Development and Flower City Property Management shares his story of Rochester New York’s Medical Arts Building; the city’s first LEED certified commercial building. Discussions focus on how Geothermal heating and cooling was utilized in the renovation of this historic, 11-story, 70000 sq. ft. building of 1929 vintage to the benefit of his tenants and his Profit/Loss statement. John shares the considerations, long-term benefits, NYSERDA rebates and the financial returns of installing a Geothermal system that any savvy investor will find interesting and useful.
Posted on January 18, 2011 - by invest
Investors are Picking Up USA Properties at Bargain Prices
At over two dollars to the British pound, investors are picking up American properties at bargain prices. With Florida being the most popular destination for investors overseas, The Global Real Estate Team recognize the value of securing an Established Relationship with a Fully Staffed British mortgage company in place for their UK investors, that specialize in providing a variety of Florida mortgage options to investors and 2nd home buyers wishing to finance a Florida property of almost any type. The full service foreign exchange martgage company provides The Global Real Estate Team and their Client, UK sterling, US dollar or Multi Currency based mortgages depending on the clients individual circumstances along with repayment options in multiple currencies to eliminate the complications of foreign exchange rates. You no longer have to be a savvy investor to acquire your Floridian Dream vacation home or investment property. Let The Global Real Estate Team guide you with all of your Foreign Real Estate needs here in Florida. For more information on any of these great Florida property’s or Florida’s real estate investment opportunities please email Jodi Wallis and the Global Real Estate Team. They also invite you to view the listings that have been featured on the television show “This Week In Real Estate”.
Posted on December 29, 2010 - by invest
Ken Griffin Writes Letter to Investors For 20th Anniversary of Citadel
Ken Griffin Writes Letter to Investors For 20th Anniversary of Citadel
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Posted on December 16, 2010 - by invest
Bitten, investors turn shy of risk
I ONCE heard that the source of motivation is the resolution of uncertainty. Uncertainty is also the primary motivation to save. We don’t know if we’ll have a spell of unemployment, a car repair, sudden health expenses, or how long our retirement will last. A stock of liquid wealth helps relieve this uncertainty. When an unexpected life event occurs, money in the bank makes it possible to survive with as little disruption as possible. But uncertainty also applies to our savings. If we invest in assets whose values change, we can not fully predict how much savings we’ll have when we need it. We are compensated for that uncertainty—the more unpredictable an asset is, the higher its expected return. The same is also true of liquidity. When you give up immediate access to your money, you may not have it when you need it. You’re also compensated for this uncertainty with higher returns. Think of a bank CD which pays higher interest for a fixed duration, as opposed to a simple checking account.
The behaviour of investors, even the most sophisticated among them, over the past decade suggests that people were either naïve regarding the amount of uncertainty in the world or they did not save enough for it. Robert Samuelson has an interesting column this week wondering how the financial crisis may have changed saving and investment behaviour. Our attitude to risk may be the same, but the world may be more uncertain than we realised. This discovery has resulted in a preference for more liquid saving and fewer risky investments.
There’s evidence that Depression babies tend to hold less stock. That’s because they grew up with a heightened awareness of how risky financial markets can be. And that suggests we may see an impact from the great recession for years to come. The Great Moderation altered our sense of uncertainty; spells of unemployment were brief and stock markets only seemed to go up. Those who believed this would last forever, believed they could save less and hold more of their retirement savings in equities. Mr Samuelson frets the trauma of the crisis means a smaller risk appetite which will dampen future growth.
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Posted on December 1, 2010 - by invest
Smart Year-End Tax Moves for Investors
Smart Year-End Tax Moves for Investors
Uncertainty in Washington is creating confusion for investors. Here’s help.
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Posted on November 11, 2010 - by invest
Xero struggles to get NZ investors onboard
Xero struggles to get NZ investors onboard
Online accounting software firm Xero, whose stock has soared to a record high, is struggling to get New Zealand’s fund managers and analysts to buy into its “success story”, says founder Rod Drury.
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Posted on October 22, 2010 - by invest
Patents 101: head-spinning research developments are unlocking the riches of science-savvy investors. Don’t get caught without the patent. .: An article from: Canadian Chemical News
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Posted on October 18, 2010 - by invest
MARKET SNAPSHOT: U.S. Stock Investors Face Earnings Onslaught
MARKET SNAPSHOT: U.S. Stock Investors Face Earnings Onslaught
MARKET SNAPSHOT: U.S. Stock Investors Face Earnings Onslaught
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Posted on October 18, 2010 - by invest
The Savvy Investor’s Guide to Selecting and Evaluating Your Financial Advisor
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Choosing the right financial advisor may be one of the most important decisions you will make for you and your family. This book will help investors, whether novice or experienced, establish criteria to help in the process of selecting and on-going evaluation of a competent and ethical financial advisor. You’ll discover astute questions to ask and what you can reasonably expect your advisor to do for you. In turn, learn the importance of taking personal responsibility for your own financial future…. More >>
The Savvy Investor’s Guide to Selecting and Evaluating Your Financial Advisor
