" All in all, "we're staying the course," he added, and "you're better off staying the course as long as you have quality names.
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But if you're already invested, he recommends staying the course.
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At this point, her focus is on staying the course.
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Despite having virtually no path to victory, Sanders is staying the course.
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But presidents and Congress don't seem to care about staying the course.
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UBS Wealth Management advised staying the course, treacherous though it may be.
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Besides that, Epic is staying the course with its two main products.
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But, never mind, this was a victory for incrementalism and staying the course.
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That would seem to take a lot more than just staying the course.
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Then the US economy tanked, and Trump got nervous about staying the course.
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"This also helps with the motivational aspect of staying the course," Rosa said.
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Manu Ginobili and Duncan were similarly deified for staying the course in San Antonio.
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And while full decriminalization may seem radical, what's truly insane is staying the course.
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At this point, a risky ride to the unknown is better than staying the course.
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I try to show them that rewards come from staying the course and being committed.
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Trump may end up staying the course and going through with every tariff he proposed.
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I silently consider backing out of the test drive but talk myself into staying the course.
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Employers seem to be staying the course even more strongly than they did before the law.
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This book is about aligning your work and life toward your calling and staying the course.
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Surrender is the recognition that in a contest, staying the course will prove costlier than submission.
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At the start of the episode, Henry seems committed to staying the course in Castle Rock.
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Wall Street was largely bullish on the report, which many saw as Apple staying the course.
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On the other, there's Elizabeth and Claudia mentoring Paige and staying the course no matter the cost.
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Her main goal is to heavily increase the number of solar capacities by simply staying the course.
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Staying the course means continued skyrocketing premiums, co-payments and taxes, fewer choices and complete "heart failure".
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Staying the course could mean reaching your financial goals sooner than expected, and with a lot less stress.
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"It&aposs a matter of staying the course and just not growing weary in the process," Allen said.
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But then again, so does staying the course, as past VA leaders had found out the hard way.
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There are some other signs that Asia's investors might be staying the course despite the global market rout.
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Staying the course during times of market stress is oftentimes the most difficult, but frequently the best course.
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Staying calm and staying the course in that tough moment certainly has paid off in the long run.
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Staying the course In January I took over from my predecessor, Fred Whyte, and moved into his office.
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The bottom line: Sometimes the solution to a problem is simply waiting it out and staying the course.
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For voters satisfied with Barack Obama's presidency, she would represent continuity, staying the course, the line of Democratic succession.
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Even after noting losses this week in my retirement and other investment accounts (some extreme), I'm staying the course.
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The French president decided to organize a follow-up climate summit in Paris in December, firmly staying the course.
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Mainstream giants like LEGO are also staying the course to try and grab a bigger chunk of the action.
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Iranian efforts to dissuade the United States from staying the course on maximum pressure have not, however, moved Washington.
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Thank you for your friendship, for keeping your word and fighting alongside us, for staying the course year after year.
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Right up through Tuesday, Pentagon and State Department officials were briefing that the U.S. was staying the course in Syria.
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As for how Disney's streaming plans will affect Hulu, Springborn said the company is staying the course until directed otherwise.
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"This Halloween, the BoJ will neither trick nor treat; just staying the course," economists at Mizuho wrote in a note.
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As traditional mall anchors shutter, there's one brand that's staying the course on its expansion plans in 210 — Dave & Buster's.
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Staying the course has proved difficult, in part because Brazil landed on hard times and has re-emphasized economic development.
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But the best results always come from deeply understanding the business you're investing in, staying the course, and being patient.
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No major complaints or comments about what's below — this network knows what it is, and is cool with staying the course.
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But while staying the course seems inevitable, there is one unexpected twist to this election that has German election watchers squirming.
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Making sacrifices and staying the course together can make your relationship stronger and improve your financial position at the same time.
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In general, though, he's keeping his hands off of his investments, staying the course and sticking to his long-term plan.
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Market turmoil continues stoking the fears of investors who are starting to wonder if staying the course is the right move.
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Staying the course Already high premiums and deductibles are going up again in 28503 by an average increase of 22019 percent.
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"These are more experienced investors, sitting tight and staying the course," said Mike Loewengart, chief investment officer at E-Trade Capital Management.
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The shift in-house is not universal, with giants like privately-owned Rolex and Patek Philippe staying the course with multi-brands.
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Feeling frustrated or discouraged when you seemingly fail comes naturally for many, but staying the course is an important skill to learn.
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It looked to some like the party could retake at least one branch in Congress in 2018 just by staying the course.
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Our travel clients are certainly bracing for impact but are committed to staying the course and helping their customers navigate travel options.
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Staying the course established by the just-concluded deal, and withdrawing U.S. forces during the next 14 months, will not be easy.
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Staying the course despite scoring 10 points in eight quarters, the Miami Dolphins maintain support of Ryan Fitzpatrick as the starting quarterback.
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Yet financial advisors say you shouldn't let this development spook you from staying the course when it comes to your investment goals.
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Instead of being terrified for scandal-free GOP incumbents holding down seats that Trump won by mere single digits, they're staying the course.
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"Long term, I think Murdoch thinks long and hard about David Rhodes but ends up staying the course with Bill Shine," Wilkinson said.
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But just staying the course and rallying around our guys and just thinking about the defensive end helped my offense in the end.
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Plan B would consist in staying the course, continue mounting pressure and refraining from generating false expectations because of impatience or bureaucratic infighting.
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With regard to substance, the president announced that he was staying the course in Afghanistan and suggested that troop levels would be increased.
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But at a time when companies including Samsung (SSNLF) and Microsoft (MSFT) are launching foldable mobile devices, Google appears to be staying the course.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell cited a labor market that does not seem to be overly tight in advocating staying the course on rate hikes.
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In their wildest dreams, he'd enthusiastically endorse the NATO alliance, commit to staying the course in Syria, and speak out boldly against Russian aggression.
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Define what responsible spending is for you and make a plan for your future, which requires strategy, discipline, hard work, and staying the course.
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What finally got Mattel to act, Time magazine reports, was falling toy sales — and the dominance of Frozen: Staying the course was not an option.
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But even so, Pelosi and Democratic leaders remain committed to staying the course and "educating the public" on Trump's alleged malfeasance before launching impeachment proceedings.
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Real reform and dismantlement of weapons of mass destruction will come only when the Kim regime is presented with sufficient disincentives from staying the course.
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I know that the market also rises over time, so I'm staying the course and will be investing several thousand dollars this month as planned.
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This isn't always the case, but plenty of research shows that staying the course during market turmoil pays off if you have a long timeline.
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She has tricks to staying the course, like never meeting people at a bar and always having a destination in mind when she leaves home.
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Most utilities think coal will eventually face some sort of CO2 standard, so even though Trump is rolling back such rules now, they're staying the course.
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First, we know Google's staying the course with the new strategy it set out with Pixel, whereby it aims to compete more directly with the iPhone.
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Maintaining such deep-rooted relationships with borrowers has proven an integral part of lenders' business that banks are staying the course despite unrest throughout the region.
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Now the couple, who "laugh all the time," Brower said, is ready to get married and move in together, while staying the course with their weight loss.
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But we're staying the course, and we're determined to continue pressing forward until our state makes it easier for children in need to find permanent, loving homes.
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The band formed after local post-punk mainstays Disappears disbanded with members Brian Case, Jonathan Van Herik and Noah Leger staying the course under a new name.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office further estimated that the cost of subsidies would continue to rise by staying the course, further burdening the already overburdened working class.
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While recent U.S. sanctions have spooked many potential partners, Cuba's existing 200-odd joint ventures and other agreements with foreign companies appear to be staying the course.
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While recent U.S. sanctions have spooked many potential partners, Cubas existing 200-odd joint ventures and other agreements with foreign companies appear to be staying the course.
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"Yesterday, we left the rink with a bitter taste in our mouths, and today, we did a good job of rebounding and staying the course," Cizikas said.
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Now, support for staying the course was far from unanimous within the Democratic caucus — today's vote revealed that a strong faction is crying out for immediate change.
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And if leaked product shots shared by Evan Blass are any indication, the next Versa is staying the course to potentially give the Apple Watch some tough competition.
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Whatever happens, Costco seems to be simply staying the course for the time being; it's given no indication that it plans to rush into any big tech renovations.
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Voters seemed more interested in staying the course and giving Mr. Abe's economic policies more time to yield results than in the debate over rewriting Japan's pacifist policies.
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They say he'll urge voters to think about the election as a choice between staying the course on the economy and foreign policy or heading in the opposite direction.
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The traditional language of how to support the military — increased spending, "staying the course" in long wars — is one that Democrats have never spoken as convincingly as have Republicans.
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They do, however, tell us a lot about the book's author and the group of officials that have decided that staying the course is in fact the noblest cause.
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This was the point of no return, according to executives, when the company made the final electric investment decisions and committed to staying the course it had plotted after dieselgate.
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At the end of the day, staying the course even when it feels like there's still a long road ahead is the key to achieving the goals that drive you.
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In an election year that&aposs kicking off a new decade, America is at a turning point in its history, and staying the course is going to lead to upheaval.
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With those two countries staying the course, albeit in the early days since the signing, there is optimism among backers of the accord that the momentum is too strong to stop.
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Given Square's struggles with staying the course in the past when it comes to Final Fantasy, there's every reason for fans to be concerned ahead of the March 3, 2020 release.
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Does Benning come out of all of this sounding like a GM who understands what has to happen next, or is he still selling optimism and talk of staying the course?
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Furthermore, CRFB's analysis finds that Trump's plan would be at least $270 billion more expensive than staying the course with Obamacare, because it repeals the legislation's tax increases and Medicare cuts.
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Trudeau has made small shifts in strategy, such as reaching out more to his members of parliament and slightly broadening his circle of advisers, but otherwise insists on staying the course.
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But despite all of that, the firm is staying the course with big goals — to hit 100 billion yuan in sales this year, and to ship 100 million smartphones next year.
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Written by the late founder of Vanguard who created index funds, the book shows the importance of staying the course and letting investments weather the ups and downs of the market.
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Staying the course is the right path for all Americans who want to go farther on every gallon of gas — especially those who benefit the most from saving gas and saving money.
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Yet with climate change, as with other areas that have come to depend on American leadership, the rest of the world can make the best of a bad situation by staying the course.
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In addition to staying the course at work, Morlino also agreed with Wintour's advice to focus on choosing a boss you'd like to work with instead of the job you'd like to have.
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Pushing to make Facebook a purpose-built tool for local communities (think utility-driven additions like Marketplace) is certainly a less dystopian vision of the platform's future, at least compared to staying the course.
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The chosen districts allow Parscale to show how staying the course could put pressure on House Democrats and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to break their so far steadfast opposition to funding a border wall.
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For long-term investors, that means staying the course and perhaps tilting equity portfolios toward those industries—energy, consumer goods, utilities and food—that have historically performed well in a rising interest rate environment.
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As Twitter's growth continues to stall and increasingly becomes an issue, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's double-time running both Twitter and Square has become a big question mark — and Dorsey says he's staying the course.
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Some U.S. companies may choose to stay on the sidelines until relations improve, he said, adding that his clients already pursuing opportunities in Cuba were staying the course as they saw it as a long-term play.
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Should he go with Powell, it would represent an opportunity for him to put his personal stamp on the central bank while also essentially staying the course Yellen has charted since she took over the position in 2014.
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No, their benchmark will be Chief Judge Garland, who never got the chance to explain himself to the Senate but who, we can presume, would have been on the side of staying the course of modern constitutional law.
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Create a plan that accounts for your long-term goalsCalifornia-based financial adviser Taylor Schulte, who is also the host of the Stay Wealthy Retirement podcast, also agrees that staying the course can pay off, but with one caveat.
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The main consideration that seems to have presented itself to those Presidents, from Harry Truman to Richard Nixon, who insisted on staying the course was domestic politics—the fear of being blamed by voters for losing Southeast Asia to Communism.
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Instead of staying the course and expecting either one or two rate increases in 2016, traders have backed off the idea the Fed will raise rates at all this year, and some are thinking the central bank will reverse course and cut rates.
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BUENOS AIRES, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Argentines have their first chance on Sunday to head to the ballot boxes in a high-stakes presidential race in which they must choose between staying the course of painful austerity measures or a return to interventionist economics.
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"Staying the course on reducing the fiscal deficit this year and next is critical to stabilise debt and reduce excessive demand for imports given the recent increase in global oil prices," the IMF said on Friday after a mission visited the country.
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But as the candidates seek to assuage voters who say health care is their top issue, their leaders are staying the course, setting up a collision between campaign promises and the party's agenda should Republicans emerge from the midterms in control of Congress.
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President Trump is staying the course on North Korea despite the lack of any tangible progress toward denuclearization, canceling another round of military exercises with South Korea and moving ahead with plans for a second summit with Kim Jong-un in the new year.
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But another key voice in Trump's ear was his former political adviser Steve Bannon, who went on television, in the certain knowledge that the President would end up watching him, and made the case for staying the course despite rising criticism of the White House.
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"I worry about us losing our focus and not staying the course in ensuring that Honduras rids itself of corruption and builds the institutions that everybody needs," said Eric L. Olson, an expert on Central America at the Wilson Center, a Washington research group.
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In addition to traders' expectations that the ECB was staying the course toward tightening monetary policy, investigations into alleged Russian meddling in the U.S. election and possible collusion with Trump's campaign were viewed as obstacles to the administration's pro-growth agenda and negative for the dollar.
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"People read and subscribe to the newsletter because they subscribe to the philosophy of investing versus trading, earning long-term gains that compound on themselves, staying the course and, yes, finding the best active managers at a shop that markets indexing over all else," Mr. Wiener said.
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Even so, it was mostly smiles in the presidential camp on Monday, with upbeat talk of staying the course in domestic policy and satisfied appraisals that the worst had been avoided in Mr. Macron's party's relatively narrow loss to Ms. Le Pen's National Front, now rebranded as National Rally.
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I think Peter's view on Trump is pretty simple to describe, which is, if you believe the US was on the wrong trajectory and wrong course, and it was gonna get worse, not better, the idea of rolling the dice with some random person might be better than staying the course.
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Putin held meetings in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia last week, and as he gains power in Syria, it's likely he'll continue to draw a contrast between Russia's commitment to staying the course there (even if that means propping up Assad, a war criminal) and Trump's abandonment of our partners and mission there.
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Italy's bond yield gap with Germany hits 1003 bps as sentiment sours Italy parties push president to name eurosceptic economy minister ANALYSIS-New Italian government has little chance of staying the course Euro partners warn new Italy government against "suicide mission" To view a graphic on Growing political risks rattle Italian bonds, click: reut.
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"I know nothing is more painful than to hear that it is worth staying the course, yet sometimes the most painful thing to do is the right thing to do, and that is why I am advocating the outrageous position of not jettisoning your stocks just because everyone else around you seems to be doing exactly that," Cramer said.
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While Trump's policy speech was focused on staying the course and "winning" the war, the problems he faces remain amplified versions of those Obama confronted, hobbled by fewer US troops in the field and a slow eroding of the legitimacy of President Ashraf Ghani, who is under pressure to hold elections and faces several internal challengers.
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Faced with two choices — pulling out entirely or staying the course — I argued strongly for a new approach, a third path that would put in place a light footprint of American Special Forces, as well as contractors to work with Afghans to focus on the goal that Americans really care about: denying America's enemies the sanctuary they used to plan the Sept.
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The question isn't how; most of the 00s indie bands still on major labels, as Evan Rytlewski points out in his review of The Shins' latest Heartworms, have "survived by staying the course" and "largely resisted trends or any temptation to drift too far from his established sweet spot" so there is almost always a guaranteed, pre-established fan base ready to embrace their favourite familiar sound.
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"Not necessarily a company that has a great name, (but) you should find a good boss that can teach you how to be a human being — how to do things right, how to do things properly — and (you should) stay there," said Ma. That requires staying the course, allowing yourself time to figure out your strengths and where you want to end up — and all that takes time.
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The economy is staying the course even as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's threats of hefty tariffs on China and some U.S. allies have unnerved businesses and stock markets, injecting uncertainty into the economy.
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