Sentences with phrase «valuation standpoint»
From a valuation standpoint means looking at something from the perspective of determining its worth or value. It refers to assessing the financial or monetary value of something, such as a company, investment, or property. Full definition
«A lot of people are going to develop things using XRP and because it sits on our balance sheet, it will be helpful to us from a valuation standpoint,» Johnson said.
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From a valuation standpoint, we estimate that the S&P 500 Index would have to fall to the 1000 level to bring prospective 10 - year nominal total returns toward their historical norm of about 10 % annually.
The hedge funds then take the dough and lend it to other groups that need to finance leveraged buyouts, many of which make very little sense from a valuation standpoint.
I like Tsakos from both a strategic and valuation standpoint, but it is not a risk free investment; like most cyclicals, it relies on the robustness of the global economy, and the willingness of economies to buy oil from overseas.
He takes both sides of the issue, suggesting that conditions are stretched from a valuation standpoint, but suggesting that the insanity could go on for a while longer.
From a valuation standpoint, the stocks that High Dividend Yield owns are also just slightly cheaper than the holdings of Dividend Appreciation, at least on a trailing earnings basis.
2) Middle - sized companies tend to do best from a valuation standpoint: the large have nowhere to grow, and the small are always questionable on their viability.
Growth stocks may get whacked — they certainly deserve it from a valuation standpoint, but that would merely be a normal bear market, not a cousin of the Great Depression, like 2007 - 9.
From a valuation standpoint, I plan on capturing about $ 65,000 in equity capture due to the discounted on the purchase and improving the cash flow.
These properties are often among the most complex properties from a valuation standpoint and require a sophisticated valuation expert to properly appraise them.
He also pointed out that REITs appear «cheap» on a number of levels: «REITs are flashing green from a valuation standpoint,» he said.
«But our portfolio isn't as mature as we would like it from a valuation standpoint, and we have a lot of embedded gain in the portfolio.»