Sentences with phrase «traded at a premium»

On Thursday, the December 2017 U.S. crude futures contract traded at a premium to the December 2018 contract briefly, known as backwardation.

«Admittedly, even with the recent pullback, Costco still trades at a premium valuation to the overall market and its large retail peers.

Even blue - chip U.K. stocks traded at a premium (see chart below), as investors flocked to Britain - based multinationals, which got an added foreign - exchange boost thanks to the weakened pound.

Like the U.S. - based GBTC, the XBT bitcoin ETNs typically trade at a premium or discount to the actual price of bitcoin, but the range has been much smaller than in the case of GBTC, between 1 percent and 3 percent.

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.

He too points out that CI is trading at a premium and until a sale gets sorted out the stock price will be under tremendous pressure.

Since mid-2015, the XLE has traded at a premium to WTI crude in a range of $ 15 to $ 30; this trend was broken in November ahead of OPEC's production meeting.

«Kraft Heinz should trade at a premium to its peers & grow EPS DD [double digit](incl.

At that level, the Chinese social networking site is trading at a premium to its much larger and more profitable counterpart in the United States.

With U.S. stocks trading at a premium to other markets, as well as their historical norm, investors are reasonably wondering: Has the U.S. bull market run its course?

Does the ETF trade at a premium or a discount to its NAV?

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.

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).

I'm still waiting for a slight pull back before initiating a position as the diversified food company continues to trade at a premium to its historic P / E but with a long - term investing horizon I may consider adding it if it dips below $ 50.

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.

The investment bank argues that the backwardation exhibited in the Brent futures market — a situation in which near term oil contracts trade at a premium to futures dated further out — is a clear sign that the market is on its way to rebalancing.

Bitcoin sank on Monday after website CoinMarketCap removed prices from South Korean exchanges, because coins were trading at a premium of about 30 percent in Asia's fourth - largest economy.

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

In countries like South Korea, the cryptocurrency was traded at premiums closer to $ 4,000.

Bitcoin future arbitrage is only profitable when the BTCUSD futures contracts trade at a premium to the spot price.

An ETF trades at a premium when its market price exceeds the sum total of all the prices of its underlying holdings.

When I became a professional bond investor at the ripe old age of 38 in 1998, it was the opposite — almost all bonds traded at premiums, and had relatively high coupons.

Muni bonds often trade at a premium to US Treasuries which are considered risk - free by a small margin, plus the amount of tax savings for the highest tax bracket.

In U.S. markets, for instance, green cyclicals and technology bonds trade at a premium to their non-green peers, but utilities and materials trade wide to their conventional curve.

In Europe, financials and government - related green bonds traded at a premium to regular counterparts; green bonds in the utility sector traded at a discount.

Both trade at premium valuations, reflections of their strength today and also their potential in the future.

The French carmaker's shares trade at a premium to European peers despite its below - average operating margin.

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.

Scrips of Tata Motors were trading at a premium of over 5 % during pre-opening hours on Wednesday morning.

Gross had nothing to do with PIMCO's CEFs but suddenly funds that always trade at a premium were available at a discount.

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

Until recently HSNI was trading at a premium multiple of EV / EBITDA when compared to QVCA.

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.

Interest rates have been trending down for years, and bonds issued when rates were higher now trade at a premium.

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

(Many managers would not buy bonds that traded at a premium.)

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.

In a low - yield world where dividend - paying stocks are trading at a premium, this type of approach might boost income if it works out.

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.

Instead, in - the - limelight stocks trade at a premium.

Also, the on - the - run securities are trading at a premium, because their inflation factors are close to 1 because they are young securities.

Paying a few cents over the NAV price is not a big deal, but occasionally you'll see ETFs trading at a premium of 2 % or 3 %.

For stocks that trade at premium valuations, meeting consensus is not enough, they need to beat and raise.

My view is that the personal insurers should always trade at a premium to the commercial insurers because they are safer.

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.

(Because they trade at a premium they will suffer a loss when they mature).

So, the dividend yield is about the same but SAP has a much higher return on equity and net profit margin than L. SAP has also typically trades at a premium to Loblaws.