The fund uses various
value metrics when building its portfolio.
(That's one reason why I use a blend of
value metrics when I do stock selection.
The fund employs various
value metrics when building its portfolio.
Not exact matches
When we visit well - managed companies, they understand the
value of this monitoring and can show us their
metrics right off the bat.»
Companies like to use EPS as a performance
metric because it is the primary focus of financial analysts
when assessing the
value of a stock and of investors
when evaluating their return on investment.
Price - to - earnings ratios are one of the most valuable
metrics when picking stocks, and investors can follow the practice of «
value investing.»
The price to book ratio is an easy
metric you can find that will tell you how much the company worth
when you think about its book
value.
We prefer
value stocks, those that look relatively cheap on
metrics such as book
value and tend to perform well
when bond yields rise.
Understanding the industry is very helpful
when valuing companies because different industries might have more useful valuation
metrics than others.
When house
values rise too fast, outpacing wage growth and other economic
metrics, we get into «bubble» situations.
Why is book
value an absolutely crucial
metric when you talk about a financial institution like Bank of America, but becomes virtually irrelevant
when discussing a technology company like IBM or Microsoft?
Academia traditionally
values individual accomplishment and has not yet developed adequate
metrics to evaluate teamwork, which can put me in a difficult position
when I am being compared to other PIs at my career stage who work in a more traditional independent model.
The so - called Integrated Health and Safety Index (IHS Index) would be modeled on the well - known Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) and would give investors a consistent set of health and safety
metrics to use
when assessing the comprehensive
value of companies.
This is why I believe
value - added
metrics should be one useful component, but that «I worry
when it becomes the foundation upon which everything else is constructed.»
Calculate how much
value we subtract from the human condition
when we reduce learning to single
metrics of limited validity.
When looking at equity private lenders will calculate a
metric called Loan to
Value Ratio (LTV).
It is important to evaluate the big picture and not just one return
metric when determining an increase in
value.
When deciding if you qualify for a mortgage refinance, the loan - to -
value ratio (LTV) is an important
metric used by lenders to determine your eligibility.
Once you learn why book
value is a meaningless
metric for companies that buy back stock, you won't freak out
when you see companies trading at 8x book
value while buying back its own stock.
Consequently, the threat of a
value trap based on this
metric would be sprung just as it was
when I evaluated cash flows above.
Without such
metrics the
value investor should concentrate only on purchasing investments at a deep discount and selling them
when they approach intrinsic
value.
Additionally, a P / E ratio of 15 represents a valuation
metric of a current earnings yield that also closely correlates with the long - term rate of return (6 % to 8 %) that stocks have delivered
when valuations were aligned with intrinsic
value (P / E 15).
Chris Turner has a guest post at Doug Short's Advisor Perspectives called
When Warren Buffett Talks... People Listen examining Warren Buffett's favored market valuation
metric: Market
Value divided by Gross National Product.
I like equal weighting because it forces you to be contrarian and buy more of a declining position
when the
value metrics are still attractive.
Private lenders calculate a
metric called a Loan to
Value Ratio (LTV) and use it
when deciding to lend on a property.
Equity or the
value of a home without the debts is the
metric relied upon by home equity lenders
when qualifying loan applications.
While loan to
value is the most important
metric, some lenders also look at annual income and credit score
when deciding whom to lend.
Loan to
value ratio may be a home equity lender's most important
metric but some also resort to credit score and job history
when assessing risk.
However,
when taken together with a company's earnings you have a
metric that can tell you whether or not a stock actually has
value.
«The aim in comparing this data is to ensure that
when recordkeepers communicate with plan sponsors, whether they are clients or prospects, they focus on the most important, broadly
valued metrics and use the same language,» Sclafani said.
software development costs), and the far higher margins it can expect to enjoy on future incremental revenue, (adjusted) EBITDA's a better
metric to use
when determining fair
value.
As a result, it was probably very difficult for you to understand
when to buy and sell or even
value based on underlying operations rather than superficial financial
metrics.
This is an important
metric to use; it helps us to decide
when to use our miles, it also lets us put a
value on the miles we earn.
Although elevated dN / dS is a common
metric for evidence of selection
when comparing single genes, dN / dS
values are much lower for signatures of selection across the entire mitogenome [33].
Why isn't a TCR type of simulation, but instead using actual history and 200 year projected GHG levels in the atmosphere, that would produce results similar to a TCR simulation (at least for the AGW temp increase that would occur
when the CO2 level is doubled) and would result in much less uncertainty than ECS (as assessed by climate model dispersions), a more appropriate
metric for a 300 year forecast, since it takes the climate more than 1000 years to equilibrate to the hypothesized ECS
value, and we have only uncertain methods to check the computed ECS
value with actual physical data?
In his last email exchange, Wallace offers to close out the FOIA because the email string «clarified that your subject paper (and especially the «History» segment of the associated time series pH curve) did not rely upon either data or other contemporary representations for global ocean pH over the period of time between the first decade of 1900 (
when the pH
metric was first devised, and ocean pH
values likely were first instrumentally measured and recorded) through and up to just before 1988.»
The same
metrics,
when shared with the broader organization, improve communication, break down silos, and showcase the
value of the legal department.
The
metrics of one industry don't necessarily translate to other industries — and this is particularly true
when it comes to the document - intensive legal industry, where confidentiality in communications between client and attorney is a central
value to the entire profession.
When aiming to keep your cost per hire
metric down, consider a number of different steps and be sure to factor in actual money output as well as the
value of time spent.
Include numbers, percentages, or other
metrics when you're writing your
value proposition.
When valuing properties, we believe the market places too much emphasis on historical performance and in - place tenants, and this misplaced analysis leads to discrepancies in valuation
metrics between stabilized and transitional properties.
When house
values rise too fast, outpacing wage growth and other economic
metrics, we get into «bubble» situations.
Local property
values are appreciating at a much faster rate - 3.74 percent year - over-year in Q2 2015 - but are still insignificant
when compared to the national average for that
metric during that period.