Word: reinvests
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...Cabot’s reluctance to reinvest in the stock market caused HMC to miss the 1989 stock rebound, costing Harvard millions. By 1989, endowment returns had sunk to a quarter of 1983 rates...
...stock, with zero downside risk. It doesn't get any better than that. Say you have options with a strike price of $20. The market price is $22. You could exercise to buy at $20 and sell at $22, pocketing $2 before taxes and fees. If you reinvest that $2 in a fund that goes up 10%, you'll make only an additional 20[cents]. But if you hold the option and your company stock goes up 10%, that same $2 more than doubles...
...Russian thieves have been siphoning billions abroad in order to enjoy civilized life far from their plundered country. But what can they do with their foreign villas and bank accounts if they lose access? Might their nevyezdnoi status compel them to reinvest their ill-gotten gains in their own national economy? A major oligarch is said to be looking into the development of ski resorts in the Caucasus Mountains. Might the lure of potential profits force Russian tycoons to pacify Chechnya more effectively-and less barbarously-than the government has been trying to? Will they, indeed, find ways to make...
...opportunity for you, the American people, to make your voices heard. To choose the direction of this country. But in Washington that choice is debated anew, every single day. If you elect me, what I promise is to represent you in that debate. All of you. I want to reinvest the windfall of the past eight years in you. In this nation. In our teachers and our schools. In our health-care system and our military. In our seniors. In our families. In our children, and our children's children...
Hasty: One possible solution is not to tax a certain base of equity. This would help start-ups a lot. It would help emerging companies reinvest cash back into their businesses and stimulate growth. For it to work, the Federal Government and probably the state governments would have to set some sort of cap or float ceiling noting where that tax would start and how it would rise. It would probably have to vary by industry, because some businesses are more capital-intensive than others...