Sentences with phrase «sell price lower»

I guess that's the only way a bond can be listed with a sell price lower than the purchasing price.

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The larger the batch the lower the manufacturing costs so you can sell your product at a better price or make a greater mark - up.

His niche is what he calls the pre-luxury market — the sweet spot between $ 300 and $ 600 — sharing shelf space with brands like Stuart Weitzman and Aquatalia, and once dominated by names such as Cole Haan and Donald J. Pliner, before they were sold and repositioned at a lower price point.

«Jews are not generally noted for their insistence on selling their talent for the lowest possible price, which is the most useful measure there is of inveterate, lost - with - all - hands stupidity.

If you sell training or education, charging low prices will cause your clients to give up at the first sign of resistance, difficulty or struggle.

It faces a catch - 22: It won't sell cars at lower prices that drive sales if it doesn't produce them locally, but local production won't be economical until sales rise drastically.

Although Apple sold slightly fewer iPhones than expected — and at a lower price — during the quarter, Cook said he's optimistic there's room to run in the smartphone market worldwide.

Let's say that you are interested in selling your automobile, but you don't wish to accept a really low price.

At the time Canadian Tire, the dominant tire retailer, was selling its MotoMaster Touring LXR models at the «everyday low price» of $ 67.99.

Schenk, 57, had once owned two small - town drugstores but sold them in part because of relentless price - lowering pressure from PBMs.

Nonetheless, the judge declared «consumer harm is not relevant» to competition policy; Sears broke the rules by selling tires at a lower price than its competitor most of the time.

Lowering prices to sell more units is easy to do, but can destroy profits.

For example, besides the Dell case, Magnetar was one of several hedge funds to share in a $ 127 million payment from Safeway in June 2015 to settle the investors» claims that the grocery chain sold itself to Albertson's for too low a price.

One of the best salesmen I have ever worked for told me to never sell on price, because there is always somebody out there who will pass an inferior offering as the same as your product but for a much lower price.

In some instances, retailers sold products at prices lower than those that had been listed for a year or more.

It designs its own glasses, and sells directly to customers, cutting out the middleman and keeping prices low.

Karia knows he's selling a commodity and that the giant brands in his client base can be ruthless about pitting suppliers against one another to achieve the lowest possible prices.

And in this buy - low, sell - high gamble, knowing a horse's value and setting the right reserve price is key, otherwise «you're left holding the bag,» he adds.

Lower dollar amounts provide nominal affiliate revenue and higher priced items do not sell as readily — which might prompt an influencer to decline entering into an agreement.

Obama raised new questions about the project during a trip to Asia late last week, saying it would not lower gas prices for U.S. drivers but would allow Canada to «pump their oil, send it through our land, down to the Gulf, where it will be sold everywhere else.»

Tesla, which is not yet profitable, currently sells a limited number of electric roadsters at a cost of more than US$ 100,000 each, though it plans to introduce a lower - priced $ 50,0000 Model S electric car next year.

Winnebago, known for its premium, big - ticket motor homes (selling for well over $ 100,000), has been introducing new products at lower price points, better suited to the post-recession marketplace.

Although it is true that higher volumes will make up for lower prices to some extent, unless you can sell as much as a Kmart or Wal - Mart, you absolutely need at least a 50 percent markup (keystone) to survive in a small retail shop.

The company is now trying a strategy of deliberately keeping inventory low and selling products at full price in order to foster an air of exclusivity, thereby encouraging consumers to spend for fear the desired items will sell out.

Rising commodity prices and international trade also put a wedge between producers» prices (what firms receive when they sell the goods and services they produce — this is the price firms use to calculate the real wage that tracks productivity) and consumer prices (what consumers pay to buy stuff — the lower they are, the greater workers» purchasing power).

For example, entrepreneurs have been able to profit by buying low when the bitcoin first came out and selling high when its price rose.

This up - sell will typically be a low - cost product offered at a fraction of the price of the original product and perfectly compliment the main product.

Though comparable to its Apple and Samsung rivals, the device will still have a considerably lower price, selling for around $ 500 this fall.

Instead of happily selling me the higher - priced car, Mikhial focused first on what I needed, even if it meant selling me a lower - priced vehicle.

If economic conditions have created a market in which the product you're selling is in great demand and low supply, that gives you more bargaining power to name your price.

Arbitrage means to take advantage of price differences between markets: Buy low in one place and sell high in another.

Whole Foods said it would sell organic turkey for $ 3.49 per pound to all customers, while Prime members could buy it at an even lower price of $ 2.99 a pound.

Now, it's important to know there are different «grades» of cashmere — A, B, and C — and these grades are why some stores can sell cashmere sweaters for much lower prices than others.

After a two - year investigation, the Competition Bureau found that Amazon's practice of comparing its prices to regular prices on its Canadian site gave consumers the impression that the website was selling items at a price lower than the general market.

Wolfe suspected that if he scrapped the showroom and sold a single model, he could lower the price and sell directly to weary sleepers.

Normally, retailers get to decide how much they sell books for, but the publishers were down with the plan because they were worried about Amazon's growing power and the company's penchant for selling ebooks at low prices.

But he also learned that by adjusting the terms under which the products were sold, he could lower some prices and still make a profit.

«After seeing how they're sold for $ 500 or $ 1,000 dollars, we thought there was a really big opportunity to sell these shoes at a really low price.»

Short - sellers aim to profit by selling borrowed shares in the hope of buying them back later at a lower price.

If you are having a hard time selling services at an acceptable profit, the problem may be that your employee costs are too high rather than the price is too low.

Others sell their items at a wholesale price to Amazon, which then funnels the low - priced goods into membership programs such as Prime Pantry or Amazon Fresh.

At issue is the competitive threat from Amazon's massive size, willingness to sell at low prices and desire to push into a vast array of products or business lines.

If you're able to sell a similar product or service at a lower price point than the competition, you're going to garner attention.

Amazon also sells low - priced grocery items through Amazon Fresh, but that grocery program costs $ 14.99 a month in addition to the regular $ 99 - a-year Prime membership fee.

Most salespeople believe if the price was lower, they would sell more.

Keep in mind, the lower, initial pricing must truly be a discount on the market price so that the additional pricing levels, once the early birds are sold out, are still attractive.

Amazon recently told businesses that sell non-perishable grocery items on Amazon.com that it was lowering the fee it charges them on items priced at $ 15 or less.

Baby Jogger's woes had been brought about, in part, by fierce competition from lower - priced rivals selling strollers through big - box stores and discount websites for as little as $ 99, less than half the price of a Baby Jogger.

To critics who say that small businesses will lose out if people can compare prices online, and that the businesses may be forced to charge prices that are too low just to compete, Mason said: «Even if a business might make a little less on each hamburger, they'll sell enough additional hamburgers to far outweigh the reduced margin.

Remnant space is the ad industry's equivalent of last - minute super-savers — publications with an extra page or two to fill will sell it off at a much lower price.