Not exact matches
It's been reported in the past by the Mirror that Dortmund won't
accept any offers of below # 40M for Weigl, meaning that City shouldn't have a problem stumping up the funds to sign the player for a
price that'll be deemed as fairly low in today's
current transfer
market.
As a seller, you should be prepared to
accept less than your asking
price if the offer is still in the acceptable range for comparable properties and reflects a realistic assessment of
current market conditions.
With sellers taking their cues from
current market statistics, they are being relatively aggressive regarding the
prices that they are willing to
accept to consummate a transaction.
That includes all
market orders, where the investor simply
accepts the
current price without specifying a minimum or maximum.
Implicit in this approach is the notion that bond insurers would be willing to
accept these contracts from us at a
price equal to what they could issue them for in the
current market.
If you enter a
market order to buy (or sell), then yes, you'll generally be
accepting the
current best ask (or best bid) with your order, because that's what a
market order says to do:
Accept the
current best
market price being offered for your kind of transaction.
What are good (e.g. academically
accepted) metrics allowing to compare the
current stock
market price level with long term experiences?
«The
current survey reflects that real estate professionals are resigned to
accepting a
market with declining
prices being the norm rather than the exception.