Sentences with phrase «intrinsic value in»

«The mindset of needing to be a chameleon is a false narrative because people buy from those that they first trust, and, second, see intrinsic value in what they are offering.

Children from highly deprived backgrounds see little intrinsic value in possessions and focusing on material rewards or the loss thereof does little to foster attachment and trust.

any investors in Bitcoin would like the option of holding intrinsic value in a traditional safe haven asset like gold; and be able to switch across in a simple and cost effective way.

If — as proponents of Bitcoin pointed out in response to Dimon's criticisms — Bitcoin provides intrinsic value in part by enabling transactions that traditional currency can't, then PART's ability to accommodate a range of transaction types and use cases makes it even more valuable.

«Many investors in Bitcoin would like the option of holding intrinsic value in a traditional safe haven asset like gold; and be able to switch across in a simple and cost effective way,» said Sharps Pixley CEO Ross Norman.

«It is our view that many investors in bitcoin would like the option of holding intrinsic value in a traditional safe haven asset like gold, and be able to switch across in a simple and cost effective way.

Let's step outside what's being negotiated here at COP15 for one second and consider the notion that even if we get a fair, ambitious and binding climate agreement at the end of next week it really misses the point — the point that we are not focusing on the sources of pollution, we are still commodifying forests, instead of legally recognizing that their is intrinsic value in nature.

«There is too much intrinsic value in big companies to disappear entirely,» says Theo Spencer, senior advocate at NRDC's climate center.

Long before it was fashionable, she saw intrinsic value in the myriad people and places that make our valley a touchstone for our national heritage.

He used the concept of intrinsic value in comparison to the stock price and establishing a margin of safety before he was willing to make an investment.

Although it is a time for using great caution, it is important to remember that there is also room for offense, provided one recognizes that estimating intrinsic value in this environment can be more difficult and committing capital may require a larger margin of safety.

See Ben Graham meets an Austrian economist http://mises.org/journals/scholar/Leithner.pdf title =» Graham and Austrian Economics» rel =» nofollow» > www.mises.org/journals/scholar/Leithner.pdf Note how Graham never mentioned a PRECISE intrinsic value in ALL his writings.

Shareholders may face a dilemma here — should they endure some potential near - term share price volatility, (ideally) in return for a substantial increase in the company's (recurring) revenues & intrinsic value in the next few years?

Its news - flow / results certainly haven't been promising recently, but it remains (vaguely) intriguing as it potentially has a much higher intrinsic value in a sale situation.

There is no intrinsic value in this option.

We can calculate intrinsic value in any number of ways, and apply the same directive.

Perhaps NC was trading at only 60 % of its intrinsic value in the first place and the spinoff lifted the shroud from Mr. Market's eyes?

I always thought that investors only bought shares in a company when it traded at prices significantly below its current intrinsic value in order to create a margin of safety in the event of something going wrong.

It's one thing to find undervalued stocks, but what tells you that this stock will return to intrinsic value in the near future?

Replacement value can be a much better proxy for intrinsic value in many industries, and in many market cycles where cash flow this year or next year may have no worth in predicting a company's true cash flow power.

This is because book value can serve as a rough approximation of replacement value, which «can be a much better proxy for intrinsic value in many industries, and in many market cycles...»

Combimatrix (Symbol: CBMX) is a small biotech company that is tremendously undervalued by the market and has catalyst in place to realize its intrinsic value in the near term (~ 6 months or less).

What actually happened is the opposite where people flee to gold and silver because they feel those precious metals hold some intrinsic value in their shininess.

Bonds would be worth more than their long - term intrinsic value in such a scenario.

The consumer perspective: It's often hard to get the average consumer to see any intrinsic value in an ebook.

Regardless, anyone familiar with the Boxster line will see the intrinsic value in this special addition to the Porsche family.

In my experience, all students, not just introverts, perform best when they sense intrinsic value in their pursuits.

That said, too often the investment of money in a company is treated as a success in and of itself rather than the creation of true intrinsic value in solid and sustainable models.

There is intrinsic value in who you really are, not who you want to be, or wish you were, but who you really are and how you really feel.

- Most senior - level employees believe that there is intrinsic value in having connections and facilitating connections.

«There's intrinsic value in the identity of being a fishing community,» Schindler said.

As for events such as PFLC, what is discussed or concluded may not directly impact Pakistan's current politics, but its intrinsic value in shaping the country's future political course can not be ruled out.

Statists includes both nationalists, who see intrinsic value in the nation - state as a protector of cultural and national identities, and liberal statists, who see the state as uniquely capable of enforcing the benefits and burdens associated with justice.

Students are also introduced to a non-religious spirituality — a reverence for nature and universal humanity — as an intrinsic value in their progress toward successful futures.

The postmodern ecological worldview of this book finds intrinsic value in all those entities it calls individual entities, from protons to people.

We recognize intrinsic value in humans because they are experiencing entities.

The importance of all this is that the recognition of intrinsic value in creatures besides ourselves makes an ethical claim upon us to recognize our obligation toward them.

Because of its inability to find intrinsic value in the universe, scientific materialism fails as the adequate basis for any serious environmental ethic.

Whitehead provides a complex theory of intrinsic value in Adventures of Ideas, but for present purposes we can single out his term, «strength of beauty,» as the criterion.

The first point in their platform does not assert that there is intrinsic value in each of the creatures with which we share this planet.

The age old problem of SELF often is manifest in a false identity such as; «we are children of Abraham» (therefore I am righteous), «I go to... «church»» (somehow this «church» makes you something) or «all you say we will do» (the people of Israel saying they in themself can meet God's standard), «I give to the church» (not personally meeting others needs), «I do this program or that program» (though you do not desire to glorify God but rather there is some intrinsic value in doing a program).

It has special and distinctive characteristics and extaordinary value, but this does not discount the intrinsic value in other things.

We recognized a second responsibility and that was to respect other living creatures, not because they might be of use to us, but because of their intrinsic value in themselves to themselves.

They are all alive, but we see more intrinsic value in some than in others.

There is an intrinsic value in showing our concern for creation in the way we build our churches.

But it is an insidious notion that there is some intrinsic value in the state that justifies the state's self - defense.

For example, deforestation, which usually accompanies development as now practiced, has been more vigorously opposed by those who see intrinsic value in the whole of the living world than by those who are concerned chiefly for peasants and workers.

The Finance Ministry of India touted what it perceives as a lack of intrinsic value in virtual currencies as reason to equate them with Ponzi schemes.

What to keep in mind: «You have to evaluate if people already find an intrinsic value in what they are working on — and whether they need direct gifts,» Gajendran says.

These companies understand the intrinsic value in creating an entertaining experience connected to the promise of their brand.