Sentences with phrase «than one's true value»

However, he describes this as an inaccurate description of value investing, because every investor thinks they are buying a stock for less than its true value.

Generally speaking, you don't want to offer more than the true value of the home, because then you're just paying more for the home than it's worth.

During boom times the market value may be much higher that the true value and during a bust the market value may be considerably lower than the true value.

Get this wrong, and the result is an optical illusion: the distance between the galaxies appears longer or shorter than its true value.

Investment risk and the probability of a large loss are reduced by purchasing an asset for less than its true value.

In many cases a husband will obtain a bogus appraisal that alleges that the business is worth much lower than its true value.

It is common for people to think their vehicle is worth more than its true value.

«I think of it as more of diversion than true value time.

They cost more sometimes than their true value, because they are English.

Flowers is arrested on drug charges, two weeks after a disastrous appearance at the Treasury select committee, where he asserted the bank's assets were 15 times smaller than their true value.

This is obvious when the cash surrender value immediately after a purchase is significantly lower than the amount paid to buy the annuity, because no one would voluntarily pay more for an investment than its true value.

For instance, if a property is given a value that is higher than its true value and consequently over financed, a subsequent foreclosure on the mortgage could result in a foreclosure sale price substantially less than the mortgage balance.

Most times the insurance company hopes that an attorney has not been consulted then uninformed injured persons may accept personal injury settlements that are far less than the true value of the injury.

One thing you have to know is that compensation for lost luggage from airlines is often insubstantial, and you will probably get an amount that is far lower than the true value of your lost belongings.

If you believe that you agreed to settle your Personal Injury claim for less than the true value of the claim and your Solicitor was Negligent, or did not advise you correctly, then contact the Dispute Resolution Team at Jackson Lees Solicitors to see if you may be able to claim compensation from the Solicitor.

at first i thought ok mistakes happen but then they tried to offer me other cars, it took them a week to respond with offers of other cars and then they offered ones above my budget which i told them about and they were listing these cars for way more than their true value.

His passing ability and first touch would be ideal at Barcelona, and he would be available for less than his true value.

The aim of the game was to trick another player into selling a hypothetical item for less than its true value.

BP was begging for cash; Apache saw an opportunity and bought assets for less than their true value.

«During the housing boom, tax values used to be lower than the true value of the house.

You probably also noticed that for the simulated AR (1) process, the estimated time scale is consistently less than the true value (which for the simulations, is known to be exactly 5 years, or 60 months), and that the estimate decreases as lag increases.

This can happen for a number of reasons and, if the claimant is aware of this, has had the benefit of sound legal advice and has been able to give careful thought to whether or not to settle his claim at less than its true value, then that is a matter for the claimant's judgement and it can not be brought back to court simply because the claimant later reconsiders his position.

In car accident cases where liability is uncertain, the Plaintiff is forced to accept less than the true value of their case.

«If the contractual rights which he has lost were capable by the terms of the contract of being rendered either less valuable or valueless in certain events, and if it can be shown that those events were, at the date of acceptance of the repudiation, predestined to happen, then in my view the damages which he can recover are not more than the true value, if any, of the rights which he has lost, having regard to those predestined events.»

An insolvent estate is the quintessential impecunious claimant — it may have good claims against deep - pocketed defendants, but due to a lack of resource those claims may not be pursued at all or they may be settled for significantly less than their true value.

Evidence that the property was obtained at less than true value, standing alone, is not enough to prove the defendant's knowledge.