Sentences with phrase «of meaningful discounts»

However, the company's negative reviews and lack of meaningful discounts make The General a bad choice for those with clean driving records.

However, the company's negative reviews and lack of meaningful discounts make The General a bad choice for those with clean driving records.

Unfortunately, its homeowners insurance policies are stifled by high rates and a lack of meaningful discounts.

Not exact matches

The US Postal Service delivers periodicals at a discount rate, and the Federal Communication Commission's television station licensing requirements include a vague but meaningful «public interest» standard that is generally held to require both the production of local newscasts and the airing of major national news events.

«Repurchases - is sensible [allocation of capital] for a company when its shares sell at a meaningful discount to conservatively calculated intrinsic value.

While many of our peers have launched private investment funds to capitalize on the start - up trend, we will be sticking to our knitting — investing in companies that we understand and can reasonably predict and that are trading at a meaningful discount to their underlying business value.

Our mission is to dramatically impact the lives of children and families in need through meaningful product donations, hospital discounts, and by supporting our local communities.

The museum is committed to providing meaningful learning opportunities for families throughout Chicago by offering an array of free and discounted visit options for qualifying community and educational organizations who serve low - income families.

When you choose to send out news, information, or any new content about books, future release dates, signings or some kind of discount, make sure the email messages are meaningful.

Discounts can't be given unless they're meaningful to the risk of the policy.

Value investing means I am seeking to purchase stocks that are trading at a meaningful discount to my perception of their intrinsic value — finding the market price is easy, but estimating intrinsic value is not.

The combination of the 100bps extra cost of the discount window over the policy rate and the haircut would be a sufficient incentive not to abuse the discount window if there were a meaningful market price at which the securities offered as collateral could be valued.

In its discount window operations during crisis times, that is, when acting as lender of last resort to some institution or IPC, the central bank will also often have to act as market maker of last resort because it will have to value financial instruments for which no meaningful market price is available.

If so, there are likely to continue to be opportunities for TAVF to invest in the common stocks of well - financed companies at prices that reflect meaningful discounts from NAVs.

A majority of the Fund's equity investments are in the common stocks of companies that are extremely well capitalized and which have been acquired at prices that represent meaningful discounts from readily ascertainable NAVs.

The Fund's «Safe and Cheap [1]» approach to common stock investment encompasses consideration of four factors: super strong financial positions; reasonable managements; understandable businesses; and a price that represents a meaningful discount from our estimate of what the security would be worth were the business a private company, or a takeover candidate.

Most of the issues acquired by Third Avenue Funds have been acquired at prices that represent meaningful discounts from estimated NAVs.

The principal way that the Fund attempts to put the odds in its favor is by acquiring the common stocks of well - financed companies at prices that represent meaningful discounts from readily ascertainable net asset values.

The usual buy trigger for Third Avenue is where the common stocks of well - financed companies are available at prices that represent a meaningful discount from readily ascertainable net asset values.

Although the rule of thumb is that a company won't go public, and probably can't go public, if a common stock issue can be priced only at or below private business value, once a typical, private company does go public, it ordinarily does so at a price which represents not only a substantial premium over private business value but, more importantly, also represents a meaningful discount, usually based on comparative analysis spread sheets, from anticipated market prices for the new issue.

Over 80 % of the Fund's common stock portfolio are in the issues of extremely well - capitalized companies that were acquired at prices, which at the time of acquisition, represented meaningful discounts from readily ascertainable net asset values.

As they continue to struggle with lower returns, lower liability discounts, spending commitments & funding gaps, currency risk's now a far more meaningful component of return, and one of the few levers they can control (i.e. hedging's now a far more compelling proposition).

In the above - mentioned list of companies, whose common stocks all are selling at meaningful discounts from NAV and which also enjoy super-strong financial positions, long - term returns to TAM investors would likely be more than satisfactory, if the individual issuers could increase their NAV after adding back dividends by at least 10 % per annum compounded.

Note: Most travelers booking Economy or Discount Economy fares will not be reaching a meaningful level of status (Silver or above) with British Airways so I have deliberatley not muddied the waters by taking status earning into consideration in this blog.

Going down this path, you'll quickly find yourself in a debate on discounting and the time value of action / resources, which will take you deep into discussions of subjects such as environmental ethics, future / present generations, the foundational assumtions of the discipline of economics, etc. — all very important and interesting subjects, but ones on which there is unlikely to be forged a new consensus on meaningful time scales related to climate change.

Please note that the IPCC must be demonstrated to have * discounted / ignored evidence published prior to the writing of the AR4 * in order to make a meaningful criticism of its shortcomings.

Given that you find this paper convincing, and that (from what I can tell) the conclusions are derived from Argo data — do you recommend that I just disregard the opinions of «skeptics» who discount Argo data as being meaningful?

It can present itself in a number of different ways: 1) not listening to or learning from others on the committee, quickly discounting their point of view; 2) dismissing what other competitive firms are doing as not meaningful or valuable; and 3) strongly believing that we have to have the perfect answer before we do anything — perfectionism before action.

Discounts can't be given unless they're meaningful to the risk of the policy.

And with these changes, the price of the device also drops from the equivalent of $ 200 to around $ 180 — a pretty meaningful discount for a refresh.

Their social well - being program includes discounts, social networks (including diversity and inclusion business councils), leisure activities, and life event resources to help employees create meaningful relationships both within and outside of work.

He is co-author of the article — «Changing Emphasis in Appraisal Techniques: The Transition to Discounted Cash Flow» — cited as one of nine articles out of more than 4,000 articles published in The Appraisal Journal in its first 75 years (1932 - 2007) that had a «meaningful influence on the readership.»