Sentences with phrase «more than intrinsic values»

Economic bubbles are formed when assets are being traded at prices that are significantly more than their intrinsic values.

Analysis of process and impact elements of e-thesis dissemination is likely to have more than intrinsic value.

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In fact, there's an argument to be made — as Dennis Berman does at the Wall Street Journal — that the Verizon bid for AOL says more about Verizon's difficulties than it does about any intrinsic value that its target might have.

In other words, does a company have more intrinsic value than book value?

This idea revolutionized the world because it was fresh and very smart, if you own a stock below its intrinsic value and the company goes bankrupt, then you will get in return more than what you paid for, so, if the company goes bankrupt, you make money and if the company does well, then you keep making money.

It suggests that one should buy a stock only when its intrinsic value is worth more than its price in the stock market.

If a stock is selling for less than its intrinsic value, chances are this will ultimately be recognised and the market price will rise to a level more indicative of the company's worth.

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.

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

We also judge that some species have more intrinsic value than others, and this is important even when they are not so important for the system as a whole.

It is just such a split as this that Buber avoids, and it is for this reason that he can speak of «intrinsic value and disvalue» in a more genuine sense than either Kant or Sartre.

The superman and totalitarianism offer this something more than oneself, and both are characterized by the fact that they do in fact remove all intrinsic value from the individual and make him simply a means to a greater goal in which he can symbiotically participate.

The use of the term intrinsic value by deep ecologists misled us into thinking there was more similarity than may in fact exist.

It would then follow that chimpanzees and whales have more intrinsic value than worms and mosquitoes.

Nevertheless the intrinsic value of the plant is probably no more than that of the cells that compose it.

If intrinsic value is «measured» by richness of experience, it follows that creatures such as primates and whales have more intrinsic value than worms and mosquitoes.

Nearly everyone agrees that a moment of «human» experience is richer, more intense, more laden with intrinsic value than a moment of «electronic» experience.

Breastmilk has more intrinsic value for the infant than formula.

Are there other companies / industries where you think BPS is a better proxy for intrinsic value than the more widely accepted indicators of intrinsic value like owner earnings or FCF?

To me it's about assessing all aspects of a business and asking myself if the intrinsic value of that company is more or less than the market price.

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

That's more than double the intrinsic value of the best insurance companies in the world (like Berkshire Hathaway, W.R. Berkley, or Markel), which I'd peg in the ballpark of two times book value.

However, the restaurant has less downside since it has more intrinsic value than the tech company.

Prof. Bakshi has mentioned about «thinking in terms of expected returns over a decade or more» rather than thinking in terms of discount to Intrinsic value.

If the quoted price is significantly cheaper than your estimated intrinsic value, you buy the stock or buy more of it if you already own it.

It suggests that one should buy a stock only when its intrinsic value is worth more than its price in the stock market.

We believe the shares are worth well more than tangible book value right now; thus we've been purchasing shares at a good deal below 50 % of intrinsic value.

In other words, does a company have more intrinsic value than book value?

Couple comments: * Intrinsic value is a moving target and even a schizophrenic herd gets it right more often than many people think.

If its worth so much more than the market price might he not just step up and purchase all the remaining shares at even a 10 % discount to his estimate of intrinsic value?

And it may be that I have sold just before the intrinsic value is about to be realized, but I calculated that the shares were more valuable to me «dead than alive», i.e. the tax loss savings is probably greater than any short term upside in the current share price.

I consider the DCF model more useful for understanding the key financial drivers and highlighting sensitivities than calculating intrinsic value.

Anchoring bias is now preventing me from paying $ 1 / share more (than my sell price) and jumping back in but I still believe that EBIX's intrinsic value (even in a non-growth and even after fines are paid, lawsuits are settled) scenario remains far, far higher than $ 14 / share.

This all just illustrates that cashflow & a company's cash / debt position always come first, and is far more important than its intrinsic value — a classic value investor might disagree, but long before that intrinsic value is reached, a poor cash / debt position & negative cashflow will ensure a) the company goes bust first, or b) it finally gets snapped up — sure, at a nice premium, but that premium will be on an atrocious share price, so nobody actually makes a profit...

The principal risks of investing in the Funds are: stock market risk (stocks fluctuate in response to the activities of individual companies and to general stock market and economic conditions), stock selection risk (Fenimore utilizes a value approach to stock selection and there is risk that the stocks selected may not realize their intrinsic value, or their price may go down over time), and small - cap risk (prices of small - cap companies can fluctuate more than the stocks of larger companies and may not correspond to changes in the stock market in general).

On the other hand, owner - operators are v aware of intrinsic value per share, and far more interested in increasing this value than indulging in earnings management.

The whole article is worth a read, but there is one more factor that drives buybacks, especially illogical buybacks where they pay more than the per share intrinsic value of the company: they don't want to get taken over by another company.

You will get some downside protection because of the intrinsic value of the in - the - money options you're selling and you should be able to earn significantly more yield than what interest on cash pays.

He felt that the intrinsic future value of the company would be worth much more than that investment.

Share prices of companies regularly exceed book value when investors believe that there is some intrinsic value that is worth much more than the company currently is.

Today, however, Berkshire's situation is reversed: Now, our book value far understates Berkshire's intrinsic value, a point true because many of the businesses we control are worth much more than their carrying value.

History shows that asset prices move around much more than their underlying intrinsic value and there is no reason to think the dynamic is any different in property.

Just because the stock market as a whole is overvalued and high debt levels will make growth difficult and surprises more likely to be negative than positive, it doesn't mean that there aren't plenty of stocks that are undervalued and where intrinsic value is, in fact, growing.

The price a common stock can trade for more or less than its real or intrinsic value.

Using a balance sheet is a more conservative way to calculate intrinsic value than running a discount cash flow calculation using estimates for future cash flow or earnings.

Purebred dogs have no more intrinsic value to pet owners than mixed breed dogs.

Why is it that a document that, as a British civil servant once described it, is nothing more than an archaic piece of paper with no intrinsic value, should attract such attention?

The intrinsic value of the information concerned is — and should be — a factor when weighing up competing rights; privacy should yield more easily to political speech than to gossip.

Ceding godlike powers to robots reduces human beings to things with no more intrinsic value than any object.»

He went on to say that the US dollar is a great example of a sovereign currency which has no more intrinsic value than bitcoin.