Sentences with phrase «valuation purposes»

P / E ratios may be the established standard for valuation purposes, but earnings yields are especially useful for comparing potential returns across different instruments.

Finally, the book value can become negative as a result of a long series of negative earnings, making the P / B ratio useless for relative valuation purposes.

Developed evaluation schedules for all real property in the county for tax valuation purposes.

Plus I may scan the latest news & quarterly / interim report — but at this point, relying on the latest annual report is usually more than adequate for valuation purposes.

First, among buy - and - hold fundamentalists there is a primacy of the income account, and a consequent denigration of the balance sheet for corporate valuation purposes.

This method a) inevitably highlights every single resource stock's dirt - cheap, and b) is pretty irrelevant for genuine valuation purposes.

For example, in 2014, NAR's MLS rules were amended to authorize use of any MLS content for valuation purposes when servicing clients and customers, including online displays of property valuations known as AVMs.

USPAP - compliant reviews of appraisals of most property types for pension fund valuation purposes and clients involved in litigation matters.

The Price to Cash Flow Ratio is Better for Some Industries The accounting rules sometimes cause certain types of businesses or industries to understate or overstate their true profits, causing the price to cash flow ratio to work better for valuation purposes than its counterpart, the price to earnings ratio.

They also use the price in shorter term or spot deals, and for valuation purposes.

For valuation purposes or general accounting, one specific trade is not enough to establish FMV, and much more research is required.

For valuation purposes, I like to look at the following:

At any moment of time, a security's price is the correct price for all valuation purposes.

For valuation purposes, I'll still assume we'll see an eventual convergence towards CRH's long - term margins of almost 10 % — so let's utilize an average 7.8 % margin here.

So let's look at what they do have: (btw I'm going to completely ignore the tsavorite resource for valuation purposes).

For valuation purposes, averaging the two seems fair — a margin of 5.6 % still deserves a 0.5 Price / Sales multiple, in my opinion.

Most insurance analysts as a result exclude AOCI from book value for valuation purposes; they think it will disappear when rates rise.

In purchase accounting, the acquiring company is deemed, for valuation purposes, to have paid a cash consideration for the acquired entity even though the consideration paid can consist of cash, debt securities and equity securities.

Bearing this in mind, plus the FY - 2016 outlook provided in Feb, there's no reason we can't annualise Q1 - 2016 results for valuation purposes.

Right now, for valuation purposes, let's bridge the gap by assuming ESCH can re-attain half those margins — and I mean on a cash flow basis — which deserves a 1.5 Price / Sales multiple.

Offer Value: This is important for valuation purposes.

Business valuations will increase as the new corporate and flow - through rates for pass - through entities provide increased cash flow for valuation purposes.

There should be a disclaimer (there probably is one somewhere on the Zillow site) stating that Zestimates are for entertainment purposes and should not be relied upon for valuation purposes.