Sentences with phrase «at a hypothetical $»

For example, let's assume that the shares are currently trading at a hypothetical $ 100 per share and the company offers a 15 % discount.

Staring at the hypothetical $ 100,000 sitting in this account got me thinking about how I would approach trading it if that was real money that I had raised from friends and family.

Not exact matches

Assume an investor is bullish on hypothetical stock FAB, which is currently trading at $ 42.50, and does not believe it will fall below $ 35 over the next two weeks.

The latest hypothetical real (inflation - adjusted) annual earnings are at $ 37,778, down 13.0 % from 45 years ago.

We'll increase this hypothetical borrower's adjusted gross income to $ 40,000 at the outset, to reflect the boost in earning power they'd presumably get from a graduate degree.

Well, suppose that the 10 - Q of this possibly hypothetical company notes that there are outstanding option grants to employees of 3.4 million shares at an average exercise price of $ 152, and another 11.5 million shares of outstanding option grants at an average exercise price of $ 244.

For example, assume an investor is long 100 shares of hypothetical conglomerate EFF Corp. at a price of $ 25 per share.

If a hypothetical investor began contributing and investing $ 5,500 to an IRA at age 25 and keep making the same annual contribution until age 65, you could potentially accumulate $ 703,119 — assuming a 5 % rate of return.

Check out the following chart, which shows hypothetical investments of $ 100,000 in the Near - Term Tax Free Fund and S&P 500 stocks at the end of 1999.

If a hypothetical $ 100,000 had been invested in both NEARX and S&P 500 stocks at the end of 1999, it would have taken 13 years for the equities to climb ahead.

The board of trustees recently batted the idea around at a March meeting, where they discussed a hypothetical $ 45 annual fee for each of the village's 10,967 properties.

Focusing on 13 of the most concentrated minerals with the highest value, the scientists put the haul at $ 280 per ton, or $ 8 million for that hypothetical million - person city.

A new experimental facility to detect a hypothetical particle that many physicists think probably doesn't exist could be up and running at the CERN laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland, within 3 years, assuming that the lab's member states approve spending roughly $ 110 million to build it.

With a second mortgage and the kids college tuition adding pressure, a mysterious women named Joanna (Vera Farmiga) intrigues him with a «hypothetical» proposal of $ 25,000 now and another $ 100,000 later, if he finds a passenger and plants a tracking device on them before they arrive at a final stop.

Let's do the math on a hypothetical book with a list price of $ 10: At a 55 % discount to retailers, the publisher would receive $ 4.50 per copy, minus the author's 15 % royalty of $ 1.50.

Here's an interesting hypothetical situation, particularly if you are the authors of HCG Protocol, Tiffany Prinster and Linda Prinster; or perhaps if you happen to have published YOUR book with Amazon... The same book at Outskirts Press would have a retail price of $ 12.95, and would earn $ 5.84 instead of $ 4.47 for every sale, through 42 more sales channels, including Barnes & Noble.

As numbers come out and we learn at least enough about the big success stories to determine how little of the cash pool was available for other authors to divvy up, we should be able to get a clearer picture of how well somebody can expect to do through this program, After all, even if you were only making $ 1 per book sold on each of your hypothetical 30 annual sales through Barnes & Noble, that's better than getting nothing at all from a lending library for Kindle owners.

Here are hypothetical rates for $ 5,000 monthly benefit policy for a software engineer in New York at ages 30, 40, and 50, showing how disability insurance rates can vary by age and carrier.

Assume an investor is bullish on hypothetical stock FAB, which is currently trading at $ 42.50, and does not believe it will fall below $ 35 over the next two weeks.

Our hypothetical student went to a 4 year private school, and graduated with an average loan balance ($ 29.214) at 3.9 % interest.

Using a hypothetical two - story, single - family home covered for $ 140,000, the study looked at how much an annual U.S. home insurance premium can decrease after increasing the deductible.

This hypothetical example assumes the following: a starting annual gross salary of $ 60,000 with a salary increase of 4 % (2.5 % inflation + 1.5 % real salary growth rate) each year; pre-tax contributions of 15 % of salary annually (that 15 % includes any contribution you may get from your employer) at the end of the year for 42 and 32 years, respectively; and an annual rate of return of 5.5 %.

That hypothetical $ 150,000 invested at the peak gold price in September 2011 would have left you with just $ 106,000 today, down 29 per cent.

Let's assume you short 100 shares of hypothetical stock ABC at $ 10 per share; after a period of time, the stock has declined to $ 5, at which point you buy it back.

For example, if you're 30, and you contribute $ 5,500 per year for 35 years and earn a hypothetical 6 % return per year, then you'll have a nest egg valued at $ 612,886 at age 65.

For example, if our hypothetical 25 - year - old puts off saving until age 40, he'd have to sock away more than 30 % a year to retire at 65 with $ 1 million.

Based on a hypothetical monthly benefit of $ 2,500 at FRA, assuming no inflation adjustments.

With that extra percentage point in return, our hypothetical 25 - year - old would be able to build a $ 1 million nest egg at 65 by saving 13 % of salary annually instead of 17 % year.

Maybe you have a credit card with a balance of $ 1,000 — under our hypothetical interest rate, you're looking at $ 150 in interest compared to just $ 20 earned in savings.

In this hypothetical example, we've assumed you put 50 % down on a property valued at $ 300,000.

«Say you buy a permanent life insurance policy on a child for [a face value of] $ 50,000,» said Kevin M. Lynch, an assistant professor of insurance at The American College of Financial Services, giving a hypothetical example of how such a provision would work.

For example, assume an investor is long 100 shares of hypothetical conglomerate EFF Corp. at a price of $ 25 per share.

My hypothetical initial $ 10,000 purchase will be made on November 30, 2001 when Johnson & Johnson was trading at a price to cash flow of 25.

Here's a hypothetical example to illustrate the point: a 23 - year - old woman who invests $ 10,000 at an assumed 6 percent return today, for example, would double her money by age 35.

Hypothetical investment returns investing $ 100 per month for 30 years at 4 %, 10 %, and 16 %.

While this 10 % guideline is a helpful starting point, it was calculated for a hypothetical investor who saved 10 % for 30 years and whose income at the beginning of the period was less than $ 100,000.

Here's a chart comparing the hypothetical 30 - year performance of someone investing $ 1,000 a month at 5 % returns a year, using a brokerage vs. robo - advisors.

If this hypothetical borrower were able to refinance into a 10 - year fixed - rate loan at 4.5 percent interest, they'd make monthly payments of $ 508, and pay back $ 60,939 in all — less than any government repayment program, including those providing (taxable) loan forgiveness in this scenario.

ERV = ending redeemable value of a hypothetical $ 1,000 payment made at the beginning of the one -, five -, or ten - year periods at the end of the one -, five -, or ten - year periods (or fractional portion)

In this hypothetical scenario, her income grows to about $ 100,000 by the time she retires at 67, which is when full Social Security benefits kick in for those born in 1960 or later.

Here's a hypothetical example: If you contribute $ 5,500 yearly and realize a 6 % average annual return, at the end of 20 years, you could have $ 214,460 in your retirement account.

A hypothetical client has a $ 200,000, 30 year fixed mortgage at a six percent annual interest rate.

I also looked at what it would cost in a hypothetical scenario if you could still book a true first class ticket and apply a companion fare (adding $ 99 plus the taxes and fees).

Basic coverage starts at $ 59 for our hypothetical 30 - year old on a 2 - week trip.

At zero percent penetration of PV with a hypothetical value of $ 90 per megawatt - hour and a cost of $ 100 per megawatt - hour, Mills said, «the renewable premium, or what the PUC is calling Net Market Value is in the range of $ 10 per megawatt - hour.»

Assuming a hypothetical PPA that would allow the Parkers to purchase the energy produced by their solar system at a rate of $ 0.06 per kWh, with a 2 % annual escalation over a 20 - year contract, the solar project looks a lot more appealing.

Assuming that Congress continues to do nothing on climate, that $ 655 billion floor for regulatory justification (and the totally unknown ceiling) will prove significant when at some point a hypothetical second Clinton Administration — which promises to be serious about climate in a way that the Obama Administration apparently has not been — resorts to Section 115 of the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

If I figure their numbers correctly at $ 30 a year less in earnings and $ 430 less in total then this hypothetical person's entire working life is less than 15 years.

Although a carbon tax needs to grow far faster than CRS's hypothetical tax — which would take 13 years to double to just $ 40 / ton — Friedman at least shows no signs of backing off his long - time carbon tax advocacy.

In simplified fashion, let's say our hypothetical law firm has $ 100 million in annual revenues ($ 8.33 million per month); an operating margin — or profit — of 36 percent of annual revenues, which are distributed at 55 percent of forecast to partners each month, plus a year - end distribution; no debt other than its revolving credit line; and $ 5 million in monthly operating expenses.