investable
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- adjective
- /ɪnˈvɛstəbəl/
- It's been our Top Pick this year on the basis that resource exposure is an investable theme among the juniors.
- investable assets
- investable funds
- investable wealth
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Watch on YouTubeSo the point is the surface area, the investable universe is growing.
- So the point is the surface area, the investable universe is growing.
- Then you have to ask yourself what is investable cash right now?
- With someone who is arrogant or cold or transactional actually doesn't make them that investable.
- And as we've seen with the NASDAQ example, index providers have been struggling to keep their indices investable.
- So if we don't unlock women as investors when they own half of all the investable assets, then we're going to have some challenges ahead.
- This I believe is only opportune when your investable portfolio is substantial enough.
- Investment advisor, which they do appear to be, To convert personal data into a renewable source of investable capital.
- I mean, look, I'm not an expert in the in the car market when it comes to exactly what's happening with supply and demand and and investable cars.
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Investors are looking for companies with strong management and a solid business model to ensure they are investable.
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So if we don't unlock women as investors when they own half of all the investable assets, then we're going to have some challenges ahead.
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So the point is the surface area, the investable universe is growing.
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If anything, there is a surplus of investable funds retained at the banks and large companies.
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The number of available investors and the amount of investable capital, however, have contracted severely in the market.
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Those four types probably represent about 80 percent of all the investable assets in the United States.
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So the richer the market gets, the investable capital looks smaller.
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I am focusing on 3% of investable assets (not counting real estate).
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In comparison, 20 percent of individuals with less than $100,000 in investable assets are likely to alter their investment portfolio in response to the election.
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Nevertheless, the entrepreneurs have remained active and, in my opinion, have brought forth even more investable ideas, more pragmatic approaches with more relevancy for existing markets.
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Synonyms
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Can get money to start or run a project
How Suitable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Investable starts with invest, a word that once meant 'to clothe' and is related to the simple word vest ('a piece of clothing'), but later came to mean 'putting money into' something. The ending -able means 'can be', so investable means 'can be invested' or 'suitable for investment'.