a person or organization that buys property or securities in order to receive an income or make a profit.
an individual or group that bankrolls or backs a venture or operation with capital or something of value in exchange for a share of ownership or other form of return. A value investor is someone who seeks an increase in value over a period of time. A speculative investor is someone who takes a higher risk than most. All investors expect an ROI (return-on-investment). definition of investor defined definition of value investor defined definition of speculative investor defined definition of venture capital investor
A person whose main aim is to productively invest money over the longer term with the objective being a reasonable return and capital appreciation to preserve purchasing power. An investor is the opposite of a speculator who sacrifices caution in the hope of bigger returns.
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someone who commits capital in order to gain financial returns
a business person who is an American citizen and who is seeking temporary entry into Canada to develop and direct the operations of an enterprise in which the person has invested or is investing a substantial amount of capital
an alien who has invested or is actively in the process of investing a substantial amount of capital in a bona fide enterprise in the United States
an individual who puts money into a business, real estate transaction, or other asset for the primary purpose of producing income or profits
a person looking for long term returns while a speculator is primarily concerned with price movement and how to profit from it
Someone who commits money or capital in order to gain a financial return e.g. as an investment in the common stock of a company. A shareholder.
A person who acquires assets with a view to derive income and/or capital growth from the asset over a period of time.
Individual who commits money in the hopes of earning a profit.
An investor is a corporate body or individual who purchases a TEP for a capital sum, assumes responsibility for the payment of future premiums and is entitled to the proceeds of the policy on maturity and to the death benefit if the original policy holder dies before maturity.
A person who buys securities or other assets for investment as contrasted with a trader or speculator who is primarily interested in short-term turnover at a profit
One whose principal concern in making an investment is to maximize return while minimizing risk, in contrast to the speculator who is prepared to accept greater risk in the hopes of making better-than-average profits.
Investors are those who purchase financial instruments with a long-term objective of earning a profit. An investor is different from a speculator who enters the market with the sole objective of making quick, short-term profits.
A person who outlays capital in an enterprise expecting a profit in return for the use of the money.
IRS's assumed category for those who buy and sell securities unless it can be shown that you are in the business of trading. Most taxpayers fall into the "investor" category and are subject to the capital loss limitation, as well as restricted expense deductions.
One whose principal concern is the minimization of risk, in contrast to the speculator, who is prepared to accept calculated risk in the hope of making better-than-average profits, or the gambler, who is prepared to take even greater risks.
A person who lends money or buys assets or businesses and with the intention of making a profit.
An individual whose primary concerns in the purchase of a security are regular dividend income, safety of the original investment, and if possible, capital appreciation.
A person who aims to achieve reasonable levels of return and capital appreciation through investing money over the long term.