Sentences with phrase «premium trading value»

Not just because of the premium trading value, but also the sheer volume in general.

Not exact matches

The price on Coinbase, which accounts for a third of bitcoin trading value, is often at a premium over other exchanges.

The cash - and - stock deal values Andeavor, formerly known as Tesoro, at about $ 152 per share, a premium of about 24 percent to closing prices on Friday, driving shares 14.5 percent higher in initial premarket trading on Monday.

Later that afternoon, Reuters reported that Samsung had offered to buy BlackBerry for as much as $ 7.5 billion, valuing its stock at between $ 13.35 to $ 15.49 per share, a 38 percent to 60 percent premium over BlackBerry's trading price at the time.

Editor's note: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Morgan Stanley shares trade at a premium to its book value and that Goldman Sachs» stock trades at a discount to its book value.

Other financial firms that focus on wealth management, like Northern Trust and T. Rowe Price, trade at premiums to their book value.

The deal values Andeavor, formerly known as Tesoro, at about US$ 152 per share, a premium of about 24 per cent to closing prices on Friday, driving shares in the San Antonio - based firm 14 per cent higher in premarket trading on Monday.

For instance, shares of Equinix Inc., Digital Realty Trust Inc. and CoreSite Realty Corp. all trade at premiums to their net asset values, based on NAV estimates in Green Street's report.

While most companies trade either at a premium to book value or a discount to book value based on their industry, these premiums tend to remain range - bound.

Higher demand from investors can result in the shares trading at a premium (compared to the value of the stocks that the ETF holds), and falling demand could cause the ETF to trade at a discount (compared to the value of the ETF's holdings).

To offset the crippling bank note shortages impacting the country, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has been printing bond notes (Zimbabwe's own version of US Dollars) that are supposed to have equal value to the greenback but are actually trading at a premium of about 30 % to the US dollar on parallel markets.

Here's a quick rundown of local companies trading at significant premiums or discounts and the factors likely to affect their share values in 2018.

The price of $ 13.65 a share represents a 25 percent premium to the company's value on Jan. 11, the last trading day before rumors of a leveraged buyout were reported.

For this reason, they are more likely to trade at persistent premiums or discounts to their fair value.

Do popular style - based exchange - traded funds (ETF) offer a reliable way to exploit the value premium?

Many REITs are also trading at a premium to analyst estimate of net asset value (NAV).

The price is equivalent to a premium of 20 percent from Belle's closing price before the trading halt and values the company at HK$ 53.1 billion ($ 6.8 billion).

The revised offer valued the owner of the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and other major newspapers at $ 864 million, including the assumption of $ 385 million in debt, and represents a 99 percent premium to the price Tribune Publishing stock was trading at before Gannett made its initial offer public April 25.

The fund owns, goes long, the S&P stocks trading at the biggest discount to their value and sells short the companies trading at the greatest premium.

As a result, in many of our strategies, we are once again finding opportunities in stocks like Ally Financial, Cummins, and Fiat Chrysler that are cheap on traditional «value» metrics while at the same time continuing to hold «growth» stocks that still do not trade at an appropriate premium.

Premiums / discounts, though, are a wild card that can either help or hinder, depending on their value at trading time.

«Simple Asset Class ETF Value Strategy» (SACEVS) finds that investors may be able to exploit relative valuation of the term risk premium, the credit (default) risk premium and the equity risk premium via exchange - traded funds (ETF).

First, it's great for investors to have an idea of what «multiple range» a company has traded at in the past — there's a lot of value to this, and most relevant for cyclical firms (mainly industrials) that may, from a fundamental standpoint, exhibit similar (but not identical) patterns with respect to both earnings and their PE through the course of each economy cycle: think Boeing (BA) and the commercial aerospace cycle; Ford (F) and consumer demand for auto sales; or United Continental (UAL) with respect to premium air travel demand.

The «Simple Asset Class ETF Value Strategy» seeks diversification across a small set of asset class exchanged - traded funds (ETF), plus a monthly tactical edge from potential undervaluation of three risk premiums:

«As a result, we have developed a number of flavor offerings in spice grinders in both plastic and glass to accommodate the grocery trade and consumers with value grinders, as well as high - quality premium glass grinders,» he states.

Fayrefield Foods are an independent sales and marketing company specialising in the supply of bulk commodity dairy products, milk powders, bespoke premium added value ranges and healthy eating products in all pack sizes and supplying the Retail, Foodservice, Industrial and Trading sectors

Australian Wine's Value Equation Improves In Year Through September Australian bottled wine exports posted their highest average value in five years over the 12 months through September, according to the Wine Australia trade group.Bottled shipments average value was up 3 % to A$ 4.54 ($ 4.29) per liter during the period, driven by solid growth at premium levels in China, Hong Kong and the UValue Equation Improves In Year Through September Australian bottled wine exports posted their highest average value in five years over the 12 months through September, according to the Wine Australia trade group.Bottled shipments average value was up 3 % to A$ 4.54 ($ 4.29) per liter during the period, driven by solid growth at premium levels in China, Hong Kong and the Uvalue in five years over the 12 months through September, according to the Wine Australia trade group.Bottled shipments average value was up 3 % to A$ 4.54 ($ 4.29) per liter during the period, driven by solid growth at premium levels in China, Hong Kong and the Uvalue was up 3 % to A$ 4.54 ($ 4.29) per liter during the period, driven by solid growth at premium levels in China, Hong Kong and the U.S...

Over the same period, overall value sales of premium spirits grew by 13.7 % in the on - trade and by 6.4 % in the off - trade.

With many higher - end brands excelling at offering drinkers interesting serves, personal touches and quality experiences, it's no coincidence that premium spirits continue to drive market growth, particularly in the on - trade where value is up 13.7 %.

UK supermarket Tesco says it has seen sales of its premium, organic and fair - trade products return to growth this year, as special offers on top notch goods convince shoppers that they are good value for money.

Large cattle station owners such as the Macquarie Group's Paraway Pastoral and the Australian Agricultural Company had the values of their properties drop but they have rebounded and now shares in AACo are trading at a premium to the company's net tangible assets.

Any team wanting to trade into the top 10 is going to have to pay a premium on the order of 5 to 20 % (or 67 to 270 points on the JJ value chart).

The shares, traded on the Euronext Paris exchange, were valued at 13.50 at the time, so IAC paid a 56 % premium.

The company is trading at 50 % premium to German luxury car makers such as BMW and Daimler (the maker of Mercedes cars) on the basis of enterprise value (EV) relative to EBITDA.

However, in addition to reported expense ratios, investors should also take into account trading costs, including bid / ask spreads and premium / discount to the net asset value (NAV) of each ETFs.

Their concern is also the premium brokerage rate they charge from their clients across any trading segment to go along with high - value annual maintenance charges.

While most companies trade either at a premium to book value or a discount to book value based on their industry, these premiums tend to remain range - bound.

These include the commissions, sales charges and other fees in connection with the transaction, and the difference between the executed trade price and the corresponding fund value (the amount of the premium / discount) when the trade is priced.

An ETP may trade at a premium or discount to its Net Asset Value (NAV)(or indicative value in the case of EValue (NAV)(or indicative value in the case of Evalue in the case of ETNs).

Prima facie, it appears to be a cash - burning biotechnology stock trading at a premium to its liquidating value.

Less trading volume results in larger bid / ask spreads, and thus bond funds trade at premiums and discounts to the actual value of the bonds backing up the fund.

The key point is that GICs never trade at a premium or discount to their face value.

Most bonds these days trade at a premium (higher than their par value), because they were issued when interest rates were higher.

Coca - Cola wasn't considered a «value» stock at the time; it was trading at a premium of 30 % to other soft drink company's shares.

Share prices can deviate from the fund's net asset value of the underlying securities it holds, as market forces of supply and demand can lead to a trading discount or premium.

Bonds that sell for less than their par value are said to be trading at a discount, and bonds that sell for more than their par value are said to be trading at a premium.

Trading impact for options is substantially greater, largely because bid / ask spreads tend to be a substantial percentage of premium value, and also because of the very large notional value which these options represent.

These include the commissions, sales charges and other fees in connection with the transaction, and the difference between the executed trade price and the corresponding fund value (the amount of premium / discount) when the trade is priced.

Loews has also traded at a healthy premium to book value in the recent past — so investors stand to make a pretty penny should Loews merely regain its past highs.

The reason is that virtually all bonds now trade at a premium: they were issued when interest rates were higher, so they're priced above face value.