Sentences with phrase «into decent values»

Since it's been a few years, more than a few of those accessories have suddenly turned into decent values.

Not exact matches

Of course, buying expensive risk assets on the view that they're going to become more expensive is a dangerous game to play, but since government funding crises hammer risk assets while printing money inflates them, such funding crises should present decent value opportunities to buy into beaten up assets before the inflation ride.

I wouldn't look into that too much, other teams actually value having a decent back up for their stars unlike Arsenal of course.

I also love owning bags which have a decent resale value; because you never know when you might need to turn your collection into cash; especially when you spend a couple thousand dollars, or more, on a bag!

This is an old car with limited value, so I'm not interested in putting a lot of money into cosmetics at this point... but I would still like to keep it looking somewhat decent, and (mainly) prevent the roof from rusting through.

The Bottom Line The 2009 Suzuki SX4 Sport packs good performance, decent fuel economy, and a high level of cabin tech into an unassuming package, making it a great value for the relatively low price.

The 2009 Suzuki SX4 Sport packs good performance, decent fuel economy, and a high level of cabin tech into an unassuming package, making it a great value for the relatively low price.

decent balance sheet, trades well below book and some value guys are into this stock.

If you want decent value, the U.S. Bank FlexPerks ® Gold American Express ® Card locks you into using FlexPoints to book flights through its online portal.

It also tempered my lust to dive into investment trends — in fact, I've come to realize that any decent secular trend will take many many years to play out and there will be cycles of booms and busts in any related stocks to exploit, so hold your horses, stick to value investing and your chance will come...!

Frankly, there's a binary outcome here: a) if they can't deliver 10 % margins again soon, it's impossible to argue it's still a core asset — it's better sold off (and should have the rarity value to achieve a decent price), with the proceeds ploughed into share buybacks, or b) they finally get back on track & approach / exceed 10 % margins (notably, this year seems to be shaping up well)-- then, I think they could certainly justify / sustain / support margins by expanding the business via acquisition.

While the American Airlines AAnytime rewards have long represented a decent value proposition a significant increase in perks for around twice the miles, similar to booking a premium economy award the new award chart that went into effect this June has completely changed that landscape.

AAnytime awards are now split into three levels, so if you can get one at the lowest level, it's a decent value, but avoid any AAnytime awards beyond that.

Sony Japan's Pre-Tokyo Game Show conferences are perhaps the worst when it comes to production value, especially in comparison to E3 and GamesCom, but there tend to be a few decent announcement mixed into the show.

I should not be surprised as I sold all my Fairfax shares a few years back when they were 5x the current value and any decent journo's they once had, have since been let go as they go further into the red.

Fairly decent value, the Moto 360 Sport is worth looking into for those that lead an active lifestyle, as well as those looking for something more modern in terms of looks and such.

Speaking of which, this is a decent - value headset, and worth looking into if you've found the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift too expensive.

The Mega's price is also worth taking into consideration, and at around # 350 SIM - free in the UK, it's a decent value proposition.

Is it possible that the value of the property could increase enough over time that you could turn it into a decent investment via the capital gains appreciation when you sold it?