Sentences with phrase «assumed over the valuation»

Among associations representing pension managers, for instance, much debate has focused on whether the 8 percent rate of return assumed over the valuation period is too high.

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If Mr. Musk were somehow to increase the value of Tesla to $ 650 billion — a figure many experts would contend is laughably impossible and would make Tesla one of the five largest companies in the United States, based on current valuations — his stock award could be worth as much as $ 55 billion (assuming the company does not issue any more shares over the next decade, which is unrealistic).

Over time, the dilution can be offset by the increased valuation, assuming the business continues to perform well with each round.

But looking over recent decades, that change has been fairly smooth, and on a relative basis, the effect on valuations is far more modest than investors seem to assume.

Lets work through the numbers real quick to get a valuation for the current Bitcoin market capitalization, and for the market capitalization for new Bitcoins produced over the next year (assuming a constant price).

We can assume that its terminal valuation will gravitate towards some natural average, but history has shown that such an average, if it exists, can change over time.

The above 2.86 % gordon equation result takes today's valuations, mean reverts them over three decades, but assumes no loss due to selling underwater from your starting FIRE position.

The green bars in Figure 10 assume CAPE ratios and currencies move just halfway back to historical valuation norms over the next decade.

Introduction Whenever there is a rise in stock values as we have experienced over the past year or so, it seems to be human nature to automatically assume that valuations have become too high.

The portfolio has a 80 % / 20 % split and if we assume inflation runs at a 2.0 % clip, I think the expectation of a 3.5 % real return is reasonable over the next decade assuming stock valuations stay the same.