beat the market

But he admitted at a conference in New York this week that he does attempt to beat the market himself with a small chunk of his savings.

Over time, such an approach should beat the market (before fees) by around half a percentage point a year.

If you think you can beat the market consistently, good luck to you.

Well-paid fund managers have spent decades trying to find ways to beat the market.

This leaves room for a smaller group of "carnivores" to try to beat the market by exploiting inefficiencies and anomalies.

It trashes claims that it is possible to beat the market with consistency.

For a time, employing quants was trendy: it showed the firm was using science to beat the market.

Take away his science and he would beat the market on his intuitive tape reading alone.

Investors who seem to beat the market year after year are just lucky.

Because investors cannot beat the market in aggregate, all this means is that money is transferred from investors to fund managers.

The efficient-market hypothesis is a useful reminder that the average investor cannot expect to beat the market after expenses.

There is only one way to beat the market. Buy the market - and get a little lucky.

By applying smooth support vector regression and back propagation network in the prediction model can beat the market.

Should you try to beat the market or rise with it?

Investors can beat the market and acquire the excess return through the two models.

This hypothesis suggests you can't beat the market without inside information.

It finds that, in contrast with the 1990s, neither the 24-factor index nor the six-factor one would have helped investors beat the market.

So unless you're a top sensei yourself, don't try to beat the market.

History says few people ever beat the market consistently. And even those who do don't beat the market by much.

This is a valid observation, from which the efficient market gang draws the curious conclusion that no one can beat the market.

Berkshire is likely to survive any storm, but whether it can continue to beat the market by such wide margins is another story.

It is much easier to beat the market through the rear-view mirror.

In the good years, when they randomly beat the market, the traders earned bonuses.

Those moves don't seem like much, but both moves beat the market.

According to data tracker IDC, Acer beat the market in almost every region, with worldwide shipments up 26 per cent to Lenovo's 18.

Do they beat the market?

First off, the job selects for employees who believe they can beat the market.

It's just the irrepressible, irrational investor belief that one can beat the market.

A fund manager might beat the market because of luck or recklessness, rather than skill, for example.

Author of "A Random Walk Down Wall Street, " which showed the folly of trying to beat the market

This is what it takes to beat the market.