Would you be willing to sit tight and remain invested?
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By late Friday morning, he had decided to sit tight.
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I think we're just going to sit tight until after Jan.
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Sit tight, because phones are about to get very interesting again.
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Or should I sit tight and wait for her to emerge?
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CDC officials told labs to sit tight, new kits were coming.
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That would also provide extra returns for investors willing to sit tight.
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Eager fans will have to sit tight for the time being, however.
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Sometimes ya gotta sit tight to go out in style, we suppose.
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So, Judge Garland should sit tight and enjoy his summer and fall.
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Until then, he plans to sit tight and maintain a defensive approach.
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I figured I could sit tight and wait out the long weekend.
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And we know when to break-away or sit tight for a conclusion.
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The agent instructed the Pokoras to sit tight for just a minute longer.
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Crackling audio problemsSometimes you have to sit tight and wait for a fix.
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She decided to sit tight and didn't ask who had requested the document.
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While that argument unfolds through 2016 and possibly beyond, Europe will sit tight.
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The Grand Old Party of old would have told everyone to sit tight
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Sit tight, buckle up, we have a jam-packed breaking news opening monologue.
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If you're in that group, sit tight until M's new feature hits you.
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"If you're in a safe place and you're comfortable, sit tight," Fugate said.
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So leaders will watch May's struggle to unite her government and sit tight.
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He didn't look like someone content to sit tight and await Mueller's results.
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All that remains is to sit tight and wait for the next installment.
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Tell your diabetes to sit tight in your pancreases until some later time.
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But I know we can&apost just sit tight and hold our breath.
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However, analysts say the central bank is likely to sit tight for now.
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The company told him to sit tight and not to abandon the load.
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Sit tight, buckle up, tonight&aposs very important breaking news opening monologue is next.
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Sit tight on buying a new MacBook, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro right now.
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So while there's hope, the hopeful will have to sit tight a while longer.
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Results weren't appearing immediately, but CEO Glenn Fogel essentially told investors to sit tight.
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Sit tight, it is time for tonight&aposs important breaking news, London edition, opening monologue.
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Everything was showing green, so his job was to sit tight and wait for orders.
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AuBuchon writes: I sit tight at the bar, next to one of the newer assistants.
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If not, you need to sit tight and wait for the update to reach you.
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In the meantime, Brexit's current lack of conclusions means that businesses will have to sit tight.
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Automakers have long focused on getting drivers to sit tight and pay attention to the road.
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"It's good to see the market sit tight here," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital.
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So sit tight, enjoy your current smartphone, and chill because there's still some waiting to do.
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Still, it is highly unlikely that the Fed will just sit tight at its next meeting.
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After conferring with Mr. Kingsley and our Europe editor, Jim Yardley, we decided to sit tight.
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France's support for military dictators and sit-tight leaders in Africa is shameful, troubling and ongoing.
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Sit tight — you'll get a $6 promotion code for your next Amazon purchase in your email.
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Sit tight, buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important breaking news Singapore opening monologue.
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But first, a lot to get to, so sit tight for our breaking news -- Helsinki addition -- opening monologue.
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The only surefire is you buy yen, you buy U.S. Treasuries, you buy gold, and you sit tight.
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But local gamers will have to sit tight for now, as no launch date has been given yet.
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Of course, Rosetta's other scientific instruments aren't just going to sit tight while OSIRIS has all the fun.
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Unfortunately not in this video, they also previewed a dedicated wedding song for Harry and Meghan (sit tight).
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So we'll exit stage right and ask all of you to sit tight and enjoy the next conversation.
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So sit tight and enjoy the downtime because things are going to be crazy in only a few weeks.
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If you're not based in the U.S., sit tight: The museum is already working on expanding the program's reach.
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At this point, CW, which has not picked it up for a second season, is going to sit tight.
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"Investors who diversify widely and simply sit tight with their holdings are certain to prosper," Buffett wrote this year.
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Well, sit tight, because we haven't even gotten to the best part: Everything in the line is ridiculously affordable.
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Stalwart former Iowa campaign coordinator Pete D'Alessandro has said he will sit tight and wait for Sanders to decide.
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"So, I think the best alternative is to just hold onto cash right now and sit tight," he said.
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Sit tight, stay tuned, buckle up, we&aposre gaining huge momentum in tonight&aposs very important breaking news opening monologue.
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If you were planning on nabbing a deduction for your mortgage insurance or your college expenses, prepare to sit tight.
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She said that he told her to sit tight and proceeded to use his last $20 to get her fuel.
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Not content to simply sit tight and wait for ET to hail us, Milner now plans to build interstellar spacecraft.
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Sit tight, stay tuned, buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important news-breaking, multi-pronged opening monologue.
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It's a win for low-emissions travel, but sit tight while the limits of battery power are tested and pushed.
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If you aren't sure you could sit tight, then adjust your portfolio risk to ensure you can stay with it.
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A few months earlier, as business was slowing down, his company had asked him to sit tight for a while.
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There's not much you can do about this one except sit tight and wait for Apple to roll out a fix.
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"The trend is really going to be, sit tight early this week," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank.
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Though, you'll have to sit tight the women's, men's and accessory items won't hit stores and H&M's website until November 3.
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Cook County jail houses roughly 6,100 inmates ... and all of them had to sit tight whenever R. Kelly was on the move.
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Maitland is advising her Trump Tower client to sit tight until prices improve and enjoy the condo when in town for fashion shows.
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Unless there is again, it's okay to do some selling, but otherwise, maybe just sit tight and wait for those signals to buy.
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While conventional advice to retail investors is to sit tight amid the uncertainty, some people are gravitating to perceived safe havens like gold.
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Investors agree that the Fed, which announces its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday, will choose to sit tight for the time being.
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According to people who actually got to go to this, Krule was telling people he's releasing a new album soon, so sit tight.
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And hey, if you just sit tight and wait for Girl Scout cookie season to come around, you'll probably appreciate the treats much more.
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Contrary to the common adage "sell in May and go away," this year investors may be wise to sit tight and enjoy the ride.
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Wells Fargo is encouraging its clients to sit tight and not make any impulsive decisions based on which way the political winds are blowing.
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Inevitably that gives rise to doubts about the firm's strategy, which is to slash costs and sit tight, hoping the industry's nuclear winter ends.
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"It will depend on the plan (Barneys) put in place ... until the court approves the plan ,everybody has got to sit tight," Wassner added.
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Because, indeed, one cannot find any sit-tight African leader who has sustained whatever progress he (they are always men) rode to dictatorship with.
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Experts say sit tight and hang on, it will likely pay off if you're in it for the long haul, meaning years not weeks.
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We stood eyeing the atmosphere as the press secretary, wearing an Army Ranger's borrowed camouflage jacket to stay warm, told us to sit tight.
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Those moves are in contrast to what most financial experts are telling investors — to sit tight and stay focused on their long-term goals.
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Evercore told clients this week that they should sit tight for now and refrain from making longer-term market decisions off of pandemic risks.
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Homebuyers waiting on news about their mortgage applications might have to sit tight, thanks to the federal government shutdown now in its third day.
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Founders whose orders were shipped on Nov 26 will begin receiving their access codes throughout the day on Nov 220 and 21 — sit tight!
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Kathleen O'Neal, 69, was also feeling good about her decision to sit tight on Ocracoke Island, having weathered more than 30 hurricanes in the past.
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The Fed said it would sit tight and not cut interest rates and if the trade deal is in doubt, that could be a problem.
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Slather a few pumps all over dry skin and sit tight for 5 to 15 minutes before hopping in the shower to wash it off.
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The aspiring defector decided to sit tight, deterred by the prospect of a lengthy and intensive application process that would undoubtedly blow the official's cover.
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The Soviet Union of the 1970s and 1980s prevented its citizens from defecting, forcing young, independent-minded people to sit tight and hope for change.
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Joe Terranova thinks the best thing to do right now is to sit tight until we see stronger numbers from the energy and technology sectors.
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For now, sit tight and enjoy the steady flow of leaks and your bank account (which hasn't been emptied out for these phones yet 😏).
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The company raised $115 million a year ago, and Tzuo says he's content to sit tight for now and wait for the markets to adjust.
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Fuest said he expected most German companies would sit tight on any investment, particularly those affected by the U.K.'s impending departure from the European Union.
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Haye told Business Insider he was encouraging his clients to consider the good news: They've had an exceptionally good year and can afford to sit tight.
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Sell off your investmentsFinancial-market stress is off the charts, but unless you've got cash to burn, it's best to sit tight with your current investments.
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Did these experts think kids, over time, were getting better, worse, or staying the same in their ability to sit tight in the face of temptation?
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Some of those investors may be using bond funds as "rainy day" money and will thus be reluctant to sit tight if their savings are losing value.
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The fortuitous timing could give the next prime minister a chance to possibly sit tight and quietly move him on without appearing to have caved to Trump.
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For the time being, Juno is going to sit tight and collect science from its 53-day orbit until mission managers figure out the root of the issue.
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However, they are all available for pre-order on the platforms mentioned above so if you sit tight, you'll be able to see them soon from your device.
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But the BOK faces a dilemma as further easing could spark destabilising capital flows toward higher yielding U.S. dollar-based assets, forcing it to sit tight for now.
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Sit tight during all of Scandal, because there's no telling when the promo will air other than the wee detail that it's popping up during a commercial break.
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ET. Investors will listen for clues that Powell could change his sit-tight approach to interest rates now that the trade fight with China is back in full swing.
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Sit tight, it's all part of the celestial master plan to get us to let go of what no longer works so we can make room for the new.
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But if you can sit tight just a few moments longer, you'll be treated to a juicy post-credits scene with big implications for the future of the franchise.
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Nothing. 7. Oh great, now there are variations If you missed the first wave and don't want to be bringing up the back with the Facebook aunts, sit tight.
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The question is, do they sit tight and cross that bridge when they get there, or see if any optimistic playoff teams want a boost for the home stretch?
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If you are properly diversified, with a majority of your securities in the U.S. markets — and with limited exposure to any one country — you should probably sit tight for now.
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At the moment, there aren't many options other than to sit tight and wait for a patch — something the folks at Microsoft and Apple are all likely rushing to release.
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Seven out of the 11 economists surveyed in the poll said slowing inflation amid cooling global demand would allow the BOK to sit tight through the rest of this year.
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After Major League Baseball announced a two-week delay to the start of the 2020 season, the Yankees sent an email thanking fans and asking them to essentially sit tight.
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And even when an occasional thought does feel overwhelming, you can sit tight with the knowledge that nothing bad has ever happened when you haven't acted on those thoughts before.
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"There is a genuine chance now that the Bank of England will sit tight on interest rates through 2019 – especially if Brexit is delayed and extends the uncertainty," he said.
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Gustinis, as one of the only people Gevers would listen to, involved himself as an avuncular ombudsman, breezily telling the Breitmans to sit tight and give him time to broker peace.
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"There's less of a reason to sell; it's more of a reason to just sit tight and see which way things go," said Michael Katz, managing partner at Seven Points Capital.
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Miami has the talent to fight for a playoff spot, but few expect them to sit tight this season, with a collection of expiring salaries and a hunger to win now.
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It need not last long, however: Fans can turn to some dusty DVDs or just sit tight until May, when the show will reappear on WarnerMedia's new streaming service, HBO Max.
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Nearly 50 years later, Michael Flynn had private discussions with the Russians that seemed to promise them a friendlier American policy — if they could just sit tight until Trump was inaugurated.
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With a CD, you agree to let your money sit tight for a set number of months or years, and if you withdraw your money early, you'll be charged a penalty.
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I did not need my "A" game to glide through this particular puzzle; I guessed a couple of vernacular expressions, SIT TIGHT and NOT SO MUCH, and was correct on both.
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Investors in partnerships, as well as recipients of a trust or estate, may have to sit tight all spring while waiting for their Schedule K-1, which reports income, losses and dividends.
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"The yuan continues to consolidate as traders sit tight ahead of the China data barrage," Stephen Innes, head of trading and market strategy at SPI Asset Management, said in a note on Wednesday.
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And with a number of new phones from Apple, Google, and others expected to arrive later this fall, the prudent move is to sit tight for another couple months before making a decision.
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Spiegel and Snap, meanwhile, have largely declined to address a lot of these concerns directly, instead opting to just tell people to sit tight and watch what happens over the next half-decade.
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You might just have to sit tight until your broadband provider of choice deems the time is right to upgrade the hardware it supplies to you (though you could just upgrade the router yourself).
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A second OPEC source said that, while the need to add extra supply was being considered, the safest thing for the group to do for now was to sit tight and monitor the situation.
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At the end of the day's work, the gondola that normally takes the physicists in and out of the tank was broken, so he and two others had to sit tight for a while.
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For individuals who are questioning whether to make a contribution to their municipality's charitable fund instead of paying the property tax as they usually do, attorneys are advising them to sit tight for now.
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For individuals who are questioning whether to make a contribution to their municipality's charitable fund instead of paying the property tax as they usually do, attorneys have advised them to sit tight for now.
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What I did know — why I advised people to sit tight — is that it's a fool's errand to time markets based on transient events, whether these are major political upsets or surprising economic news.
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That's the message from congressional Democrats this week as they urge members to sit tight and wait to see the full Mueller report on Trump-Russia collusion and Russian influence in the 2016 election.
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But the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England look likely to sit tight for now, meaning hopes for a period of calm in the world's volatile financial markets lie largely with the indicators.
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"My advice would be ... for a retail investor, to sit tight and stay away from the options market," Garrett DeSimone, head of quantitative strategy at analytics firm OptionMetrics, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
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If you're wondering if dressing has anything to do with your career prospects, well it's time to sit tight and take note — because how you dress can literally affect your career prospects and opportunities.
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But even as President Vladimir Putin trolls the White House, saying he will turn the other cheek and sit tight awaiting what figures to be a more friendly administration on the horizon, questions outpace answers.
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Still, unless the pendulum swings dramatically toward a recession or a substantial pickup in inflation, the Fed may have no choice but to sit tight and wait to see how the trade war ultimately pans out.
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Mulder and Scully are back, and if their chemistry in the newfangled iteration of "The X-Files" isn't immediately evident, sit tight, because the mini-series gets better, says the New York Times critic James Poniewozik.
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With a CD, you're trading convenience for interest: You agree to let your money sit tight for a set number of months or years and, if you withdraw your money early, you'll be charged a penalty.
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Days went by with nary a peep from the company, until I finally managed to track down a supervisor who basically told me to sit tight—as if I hadn't been sitting tight since early February.
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" Years later, in "Wodehouse: A Life," Robert McCrum wrote that the author had "clung to the disastrous belief that the courageous thing to do was sit tight, have faith in the British Army and resist panic.
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If I become short of breath or start to have trouble breathing, like Laura and Jackie did, I could follow up — but for now, all I need to do is sit tight and wait it out.
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The biggest question heading in, given his considerable apparent lead, was whether he could sit tight -- the two candidates were seated for the duration -- and steer clear of any confrontation that might throw him off course.
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And when Mr Xi demanded that Mr Trump endorse America's traditional one-China policy and Mr Trump duly obliged, the Chinese concluded that all they had to do was sit tight and Mr Trump would cave in.
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"The flight attendant came and said, 'Just a few minutes; we hope to find a pilot, and then we'll take off,' " he said, adding that passengers were repeatedly told to sit tight for just 15 more minutes.
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So we're telling them to sit tight, the most important thing you can do right now is to advocate, and ultimately there will be plenty of volunteer opportunities to help the new refugees once they actually start arriving.
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Fast food prices aren't likely to change If all this has you devising a plan to stockpile fries or take to the streets to demand your right to crispy, golden-brown spuds, you can sit tight for now.
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As frustrating as it is, sometimes you just have to sit tight and wait for Apple to catch up with the bugs—the Apple Support forums can help you work out whether your problems are shared with anyone else.
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Cramer believes the tech titan should put that massive $231 billion cash hoard to work and buy Sirius XM. "My position has not changed: you should sit tight and own this stock, not try and trade it," Cramer said.
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"All they tell me is that my application has been received, to sit tight, that there is nothing else I can do, and that it could be a year, potentially two years before I hear a decision," she said.
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But now they just have to figure out if they're going to sit tight and try to wait Trump out, or mount a fight against him in which they're increasingly outnumbered within their party — while he has the megaphone.
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"All they tell me is that my application has been received, to sit tight, that there is nothing else I can do, and that it could be a year, potentially two years before I hear a decision," she said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Visitors to the Louvre learned by loudspeaker announcement of Friday's attempted attack on the Paris museum and there was no panic, witnesses said, though some children cried as guards directed people to sit tight together and away from windows.
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When confronted with controversy, Clinton's campaign has consistently reacted in similar fashion: Sit tight, hope Trump will overshadow the story with errors of his own, criticize the media and try solutions that address the issues but don't fully end it.
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He'll be watching the games stateside, so those of you hoping he would find some adorable dogs to rescue (like he did at the Winter Games in Sochi) in Rio will have to sit tight until the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang.
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"We face a very real risk of a national hiring hesitation, with recruiters putting plans on hold, and job movers opting to sit tight for the foreseeable future," said Doug Monro, a founder of the global job search engine Adzuna.
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"She will sit tight, even if the entire 50 million people of South Korea turn out to deny her presidency and demand her resignation," former Prime Minister Kim Jong-pil, Ms. Park's relative, told the newsmagazine Sisa Journal this month.
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Posting a 12 percent increase in the net asset value per share to 735 pence on Friday, helped by a "significant" currency boost, and a total return from its investment portfolio of 13 percent, SVG again advised investors to sit tight.
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Even still, in a few weeks you'll find great deals on gently used versions of the iPhone X. So, if you're itching for a new phone and don't know what to get, just sit tight for a couple more weeks.
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It may feel like the stock market is collapsing, but investors would be better served to "sit tight" and wait for a bounce rather than selling stocks at their lows, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday after a brutal day for the major averages.
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The smart money move is to sit tight, pay off any other debt, and keep saving for a down payment until the market cools off, but it never hurts to remember why you wanted a place of your own to begin with.
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"Most people will be thinking now is the time to sit tight and shut up shop but unlike normal investors, the chancellor has an eye on government debt levels and the upcoming autumn statement," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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Jim Cramer believes the tech titan should put that massive $231 billion cash hoard to work and buy Sirius XM. "My position has not changed: you should sit tight and own this stock, not try and trade it," the "Mad Money " host said.
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I think the vibe in the beginning of the day is going to be one where everyone's going to be like, 'It's going to be what it's going to be, and we all just need to sit tight and see what happens.
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The two main proponents of a sentencing overhaul — Senator Charles E. Grassley, the conservative Iowa Republican who is the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, and Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the liberal No. 2 Senate Democrat — agreed between themselves to sit tight.
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"Kim Jong Un's best near-term course of action may indeed be the one that is most difficult for him to embrace: sit tight and be quiet," Scott Snyder, senior fellow for Korea studies at the Council of Foreign Relations, explained in a Wednesday note.
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"If I'm going to buy a new car and then not be able to fill it up with gasoline, then it's better to sit tight," said Jaime Asrael, as he window shopped outside a Chevrolet dealership in the central Guerrero neighborhood of the capital city.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The growing risk of a recession in Singapore has raised the prospects of an off-cycle easing in policy, although for now the consensus among economists is for the central bank to sit tight in the hope the economy sparks to life.
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South Korea's central bank held its key policy rate steady at a record low of 1.25 percent on Thursday, as authorities sit tight in the face of a political crisis at home and the U.S. Federal Reserve's signal to raise rates at a faster-than-expected pace.
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The advice that when everything is crazy, just sit tight is based on the assumption that everything is properly priced in — but it turns out that the inverse relationship between return and risk is not static, Muir and Moreira told CNBC in a three-way phone interview.
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Mario Greco has joined us, the CEO of Zurich Insurance, and, just for a moment, shareholders sit tight, we'll get on to the insurance business in just a moment, but, while I have you here, Mario, and thanks very much for joining us-, MG: Thank you.
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But with the uncertainty set to last for several more months, the BoE is likely to sit tight, especially with indicators such as the IHS Markit/CIPS purchasing managers' index - historically a good marker for interest rate moves - a long way from levels typically consistent with a rate hike.
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You got to sit tight and buckle up because everything that the media, the Democrats have been telling you for well over a year is now getting flipped on its head, and all of it, as we told you at the beginning of this year, is boomeranging back on them.
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So, how do we take the news that Kagame -- on 18 December won, overwhelmingly, a referendum ("I can only accept," he says with the unmistakable smugness of Africa's myriad sit-tight leaders) to lead the country for another term of seven years, in 2017, and then two five-year terms after?
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The investment bank and corporate broker has also cited concerns that Brexit-related uncertainty will continue to harm business prospects as small and mid-cap companies sit tight on potential dealmaking and stock market debuts, before getting further clarity over the role of the City of London in a post-Brexit world.
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The Clippers, Nets, and Knicks are not without risk if they sit negotiations out and wait for free agency—each is well-positioned to sit tight, organically grow, and not rush into a short-term "fix"—but all three are more likely to lure another star free agent next summer with Butler already in tow.
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In order to get a few sheets, visitors now need to make eye contact with a computer before the dispenser spits out a serving of TP. The facial recognition program keeps the dispenser from offering another round to the same person; if you need more, you reportedly need to sit tight -- literally -- for nine whole minutes.
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"We expect the Fed to sit tight until June, and odds are rising that it could be an even longer pause given the absence of an acceleration in inflation, past tightening in financial market conditions, slowing in the global economy and uncertainty surrounding geopolitical events," said Ryan Sweet, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Image: ScreenshotIf it's the OS as a whole you're having issues with, and it doesn't seem related to any app in particular, then you can either sit tight and wait for a fix to come through an official update, do a factory reset through the Backup & reset menu in Settings, or install a fresh factory image from the ones supplied by Google.
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He was okay with talking to Bob Mueller for 30 hours, but people like that don't want to look like they're dying to come testify, because it doesn't help him in certain Republican circles, I bet, so he's just going to sit tight and let other folks work it out, but as we'd said, that can take a long time.
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Let's just quote the actual news about it, and then we can dive deep into the usage of the word "refused" in all reporting of the incident: Two sisters in an adjacent row were also removed from the aircraft as part of the Fartageddon, and the quotes given to De Telegraaf about it do rather suggest there was something more going on than some guy aggressively farting in a middle-row seat to rile and antagonize the people around him: Listen, here are my main takeaways from this, and there are only four of them so you can sit tight— this will only take another 50 to 1,000 words: Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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