Sentences with phrase «typically sold at a price»

Bryant noted that book promotion was key in China and though books typically sold at a price equivalency of $ 5 to $ 8 per title, he encouraged publishers to price their books at their traditional home market rate and then offer discounts.

Stocks that are in oversold situations typically sell at prices that are well below true value.

Not exact matches

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.

Short - sellers typically borrow shares and sell them in the expectation they can buy back the shares at a cheaper price in the future.

They typically act as liquidity providers, standing ready to buy and sell at certain price levels.

Assuming the Series B is sold at $ 2 per share and the Series A was sold at $ 1 per share, the Series B investor typically would not want to pay $ 2 per share for a Series A stock with price - based rights (i.e. liquidation preference) at $ 1 per share.

In short, the strategy I'm talking about involves selling a cash - secured put or a covered call on a high - quality dividend growth stock when it's trading at a reasonable price (which is typically at or below fair value).

The $ 38 IPO price is the rate at which Facebook's underwriters (including lead banker Morgan Stanley) will sell shares to their clients, which typically include large institutional investors, mutual funds and hedge funds.

I don't sell my own printed cookbooks at all, so I'm not able to run a special on those — though Amazon typically has them discounted off their retail price on a daily basis.

Otherwise, the individual Terms of Sale that would typically require, among other things, that you be prepared to sell your grapes, juice, bulk wine, or shiners at the price at which, and on the terms on which, you have listed it, is to be done exclusively between buyer and seller.

When she states; «Small business owners typically have to buy into a brand / company with a minimum order amount, which ties up a lot of their funds, and then they are required to sell the products only at MSRP pricing.

Ask a bookseller at what price point they typically sell a book like yours.

In an interview with J - Source's Eric Mark Do, executives from paper said that they have typically only sold between 100 to 300 copies of each ebook they've published, priced at $ 4.99 apiece.

Typically, a price drop signals one of two things — that the manufacturer or retailer is attempting to clear out inventory ahead of a new model, or that it just wants to sell more of the item, at a faster pace.

When a company takes a pro-competitive action by introducing a new product, lowering its prices, or even adopting a new business model that helps it sell more product at better prices, it typically does not want its competitors to copy its action, but prefers to maintain a first - mover or competitive advantage.

Lastly, if you are looking to get an Aluratek Libre, Borders now sells it for $ 119 at regular price, which is typically $ 10 — $ 50 less than anywhere else.

Like an advance, the amount you receive per book sold (to a retailer at the wholesale price) will vary based on many factors, although typically it will be on the smaller side — say 6.5 % to 10 % for print editions (rates differ for paperbacks versus hardcovers) and 25 % for eBooks.

Unlike Apple (s aapl), however, Amazon typically doesn't seek to earn profits from hardware sales but instead offers devices at lower prices and make money from related software, services and goods sold through Amazon.com.

For each of the firms they track, they know what qualifies as the «fire sale» price of the stock, typically the lowest p / e or lowest price / book ratios at which the stock has sold.

Typically, a scalper will stand ready to buy at a fraction below the last transaction price and to sell at a fraction above, thus creating market liquidity.

There has been a «dramatic shift» in banks» willingness sell a property for less than the mortgage balance to avoid foreclosing... short sales, typically change hands at a discount of about 20 percent to homes not in financial distress, compared with a 40 percent price cut for bank - owned homes, according to RealtyTrac Inc..

A mutual fund that focuses on stocks from companies that are typically found in low - growth or mature industries, often produce higher and more regular dividend income, and sell at discounted prices.

Since bonds are typically sold at a higher or lower price than they were issued, their yields are often different than the stated coupon rate for the security.

Mutual funds are typically purchased from and sold back to the investment company and priced at the end of the trading day, with the price determined by the net asset value (NAV) of the underlying securities.

In short, the strategy I'm talking about involves selling a cash - secured put or a covered call on a high - quality dividend growth stock when it's trading at a reasonable price (which is typically at or below fair value).

A repo involves an agreement between a seller and a buyer, typically of U.S. government securities but increasingly involving other types of securities and financial assets as well, whereby the seller «sells» the securities to the buyer, with a simultaneous agreement to repurchase the securities at an agreed upon price at a future point in time.

If the share price declines to $ 48, your shares would sell at the next market price, which would typically be a little below $ 48 if the market decline is gradual.

At most retailers, these chosen titles are typically sold for less than half of the usual recommended retail price for new Wii games.

The PlayStation VR bundle with PlayStation VR Worlds for $ 449 has seen a massive price cut, in which it was typically sold anywhere between $ 499.99 and $ 599.99 at most places.

Bonhams expert Giles Peppiatt said works by Africa's best - known living artists typically sell for less than $ 150,000, or the ballpark asking price at auction for works by much younger, less time - tested artists like New York art star Dan Colen.

Acquavella sold the Dubuffet for $ 2.5 million, said Nicholas Acquavella, the gallery's director, a high price at a fair where works have typically sold for less than $ 500,000.

The basis for their view typically is that natural resources are being used to promote their general economic development, and that this approach more than offsets the notional loss of value by selling the resource domestically at a price below the international price.

TT: «Gentrification» is typically used to describe the acquisition of residential properties, redeveloping them, and selling them at inflated prices to folks that don't resemble the existing neighbors.

Google typically sells Nexus phones at more affordable prices in the first place, so they are more cost - effective than other high - end phones from the same generation when buying older models.

Typically, selling a stock or security at a lower price than you bought it for qualifies as a capital loss.

It typically takes Hilco three to six months to sell a bank branch, although a recent deal closed in one week at 17 percent above the asking price, according to Kirshenbaum.

In contrast, sellers who sell above list price are more likely to hold at least one open house, take their home off the market once, and receive three or more offers (but typically see one or two fall through).

Because these homes need to be sold somewhat quickly, they are typically priced at a very buyer - friendly price, which can often be just a small percentage of true market value.

Year - to - date, the sales to listing ratio hovers at close to 60 per cent, while homes typically sell within 30 to 32 days for an average of 98 per cent of list price.

It's always been done that way, and until the absoluteness, by definition, of TERMINOLOGY is addressed, using factual definition terms, then according to all record keeping and forms (which need to be changed and updated to match the permissions arena), the sale price agreed to becomes the SOLD price (as negotiated for, typically at closing)... not necessarily the closing price in the end.

Those properties will rent quickly to quality tenants and typically sell quickly at close to market price.

By evaluating whether comparable homes typically sold below, at or above asking price, the agent can more accurately determine where to price your home to sell in the least amount of time, and for the most money.

Typically, in my current market, & with current local market conditions here in So Cal, I target a purchase price plus construction budget in and around $ 1M and expect to sell at or around $ 1.3 M which will leave me somewhere between $ 100k and $ 175k in profit per deal after all other costs with each deal taking about 7 months.