As soon as you put it in the mattress, it loses value.
|
|
When the lira loses value, imported goods become more expensive, feeding inflation.
|
|
" Orman explains that "a car is a lousy investment " that "only loses value.
|
|
"The disadvantage is that, in the long term, cash generally loses value," he said.
|
|
In local currency, the cost could easily double as the Venezuelan bolivar loses value.
|
|
The theory is that real estate loses value over time and is eventually worthless.
|
|
You don't want your money just sitting still, since it loses value as prices rise.
|
|
Buy at the wrong time, and you end up with a house that slowly loses value.
|
|
You probably quibble over every fluctuation in the market, or fret when their portfolio loses value.
|
|
Every time an attacker uses one, it loses value, because it has been exposed to the public.
|
|
If that debt loses value, as it would after downgrades, the banks will suffer losses, eroding their capital.
|
|
Much of their debt is priced in dollars, meaning their burden expands as the Turkish currency loses value.
|
|
Modest inflation also encourages individuals and companies to invest and spend, because otherwise their money slowly loses value.
|
|
However, in making these purchases, central banks acquired a portfolio that naturally loses value when interest rates go up.
|
|
Some context: the Russian ruble is a soft currency, one that constantly loses value through inflation and government mismanagement.
|
|
You've probably heard the saying that the minute that you drive a car off a dealer's lot, it loses value.
|
|
This run comes as the U.S. dollar loses value against major currencies, providing a natural boost for the dollar-priced commodity.
|
|
A liability is anything that costs you money because it loses value over time, like an expensive car or television set.
|
|
The value of the new credits would be indexed to inflation, unlike the current $1,000 credit, which loses value every year.
|
|
Each day that passes the value of the copper-part of TIM's network loses value as more customers migrate to fiber.
|
|
A diversified portfolio is less risky because if a certain type of asset loses value, your whole portfolio won't go downhill.
|
|
Coinbase — the largest Bitcoin market in the U.S. — has disabled all buying and selling as the digital currency Bitcoin dramatically loses value.
|
|
Dollar-denominated bullion typically loses value when the greenback and U.S. Treasury bond rates rise since the metal does not bear interest.
|
|
The threat is that as the lira loses value, it becomes more expensive for Turkish companies to repay their dollar-denominated loans.
|
|
As crude oil loses value in comparison to palm oil, the edible oil becomes a less appealing option as a biodiesel feedstock.
|
|
This makes sense, since as each dollar loses value, it should take more of those dollars to buy the same amount of gold.
|
|
That's because even as that networking hardware becomes commoditized and loses value, the software side offers Cisco a viable way to grow moving forward.
|
|
Polishers and traders in India are finding it harder to get credit as their economy sputters and the rupee loses value against the dollar.
|
|
You might feel bad if a stock in your portfolio loses value; you feel worse if it tanks the day after you bought it.
|
|
And to Schlossberg's point, as the dollar loses value, U.S. industrial products effectively become less expensive for foreign buyers, potentially boosting sales and/or profits.
|
|
Young city-dwellers are turning their backs on owning a costly asset that sits largely unused and loses value the moment it is first driven.
|
|
If you're not familiar with that term, it is an investment strategy that you can use when you are invested in a holding that loses value.
|
|
But he said Central Americans will continue trying to reach the U.S. The only thing that would stop them, he said, is if the dollar loses value.
|
|
So if a market correction does take place and the stock plummets, the investor loses value significantly — and that's value the company did not earn operationally to begin with.
|
|
Some experts recommend significant stakes in high-quality bonds and dividend-paying stocks, as the income is likely to continue even if the holding loses value in volatile times.
|
|
These ETPs seek to provide inverse exposure to VIX short-term futures and when that measure spikes the investment loses value, at which time ETP issuers could liquidate the shares.
|
|
"A car loses value as soon as you drive it off the lot," said every adult in my family since I was old enough to sort of know what money is.
|
|
On the street, however, $1 now fetches up to three bond notes, leaving citizens able to do little but watch as the money in their bank accounts loses value compared with hard cash.
|
|
"If the dong loses value and we still prop it up, it's not beneficial in the long term," Dinh Tien Dung told Reuters on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on ASEAN in Hanoi.
|
|
And while many are predicting a period of Chinese economic uncertainty, the report suggested that this could actually spur near-term foreign investment as capital tries to flee the country before the country's currency loses value.
|
|
The pick is obviously important, and Thursday's the night when that pick, as an asset, depreciates significantly (once it's off the lot, it loses value, although it becomes slightly more useful for matching salaries in a trade).
|
|
If the trader is long Oracle, hedging their position with a put spread could potentially be a low-cost way to collect some money and cushion the short-term blow if their long position in the stock loses value.
|
|
He says that if you're looking at the stock price, you're not concentrating on what matters in the business, and you end up on an unrealistic emotional roller coaster where you feel great when the stock doubles and horrible when it loses value.
|
|
If the equity portfolio of a portfolio loses value, resulting in a higher weighting to bonds, then you can take some of the cash you have on hand, buy more stocks and put your portfolio's asset mix back to where it was before the market dropped.
|
|
With an increasing focus on economic corridors that are premised on development, the Belt and Road is slowly waking up to the fact that infrastructure loses value without economic activity, Woetzel said, adding that local governments were ultimately responsible for spending Chinese funds in an effective way.
|
|
President Mauricio Macri, a free markets advocate elected in 2015 amid high hopes that he could straighten out an economy distorted by years of heavy-handed trade and currency controls, has seen his popularity fall as the local peso currency loses value and average Argentines lose purchasing power.
|
|
There are no set rules for measuring diminished value, and since every vehicle loses value differently, a one size fits all formula would be fundamentally inaccurate.
|
|
SSBs are not transferable, but the fact that they can be redeemed in any month for the face value of the bond plus accrued interest eliminates the interest-rate risk which is inherent in an ordinary bond (if interest rates rise, an ordinary bond loses value). The bonds are guaranteed by the government of Singapore.
|
|
The allocation should also take into consideration the personal risk profile of every investor, since risk attitudes vary from person to person. #:Depreciating Assets- One thing to consider with personal finance and net worth goals is depreciating assets. A depreciating asset is an asset that loses value over time or with use. A few examples would be the vehicle that a person owns, boats, and capitalized expenses.
|
|
Specific wrong way risk arises through poorly structured transactions or through factors that are specific to the counterparty, such as a rating downgrade or a litigation. An example could be a company selling a put option on its own stock. If the stock suddenly loses value, the company's credit quality will decrease, while also increasing its liability to the owner of the put option.
|
|
A checklist must be filled containing the options "no", "yes" and "unsure". If the player feels the animatronic is about to perform a jumpscare, then they are able to subdue it using a taser. However, the animatronic loses value if it is tasered more than three times, lowering the amount of possible profit that could be obtained from it. If the player is successful in this portion of the game, they earn a cash reward.
|
|
For example, mail will rapidly fall in value, meaning that it can only be delivered profitably over short distances, or over long distances very fast. On the other hand, coal loses value very slowly, so it can be transported in bulk over long distances whilst remaining profitable. At times, subsidies are offered to the first company to move a particular resource from one place to another. This encourages the player to create a larger more complex transport network, rather than focusing on previously profitable routes.
|
|
Dan Perrone of Punknews compared the album to grindcore in general and later said '[they are] not like most grind music". Perrone also praised the guitar playing "The guitars on Canada Songs are what makes this band worth listening to". Perrone finished his review saying "It's truly mind-blowing music, but like most grind, it loses value rather quickly after a few listens." Spin magazine praised drummer Jon Syverson's fast way of playing, "Slap-happy metallic grind punk with a drummer who grooves like Roy Jones Jr. working over a kitchen full of pots and pans in 14/8 time.
|
|
It is required to put > a stamp of 2% of the face value (€0.10 for 5 Chiemgauer, for instance) every > three months to keep it valid, obliging its bearers to give up hoarding this > complementary currency and to spend it as soon as possible and stimulating > consequently the regional economy. Because it loses value every quarter, users are incentivized to spend the money. The notes have an expiry date after which they need to be renewed with a sticker costing 2% of their value. The quicker money is spent, the faster, in macroeconomic terms, its velocity.
|
|
The Wall Street Journal Dollar Index (WSJ Dollar Index) is an index (or measure) of the value of the U.S. dollar relative to 16 foreign currencies. The index is weighted using data provided by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on total foreign exchange (FX) trading volume. The index rises when the U.S. dollar gains value against the other currencies, and falls when the U.S. dollar loses value against the currencies. The methodology and data used for the index set it apart from several existing metrics, such as the ICE U.S. Dollar Index, Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index and FTSE Curex USD/G8 Index.
|
|