Sentences with phrase «value of the instrument»

Each district can also provide its own data on the predictive value of the instrument.

The cost of musical instrument insurance is based on a long list of determinants, including the declared value of the instrument itself, where the instrument is stored, how often it is played, whether it is used as a hobby or professionally and many other factors.

Money market funds break the buck when the market value of the instruments drops below 99.5 % of par.

Bitcoin is a «bubble» according to them, with price not reflecting the actual value of the instrument.

The cost of musical instrument insurance is based on a long list of determinants, including the declared value of the instrument itself, where the instrument is stored, how often it is played, whether it is used as a hobby or professionally and many other factors.

For coupons, which are usually for a stated percentage of the face value of the instrument, the daycount convention does not matter unless the coupon is paid late or the bond is a callable bond that is called in between two coupon payments.

For a company to underwrite an instrument or music equipment, the owner typically needs to declare the value of the instrument, how often it is played, where they keep it and play it, as well as other details.

You aim to utilise put when the value of the instrument has risen, yet you think that it's going to decrease soon.

This is a frightening word for newcomers, but it simply means that the value of the instrument is determined by the value of something else.

The basic understanding of stock market is that you will earn money, only when the value of the instrument that you purchase goes up.

¹ — Also, the buyers of stocks are just a bunch of crazy apes who don't really know the value of the instruments to begin with so the price is inherently volatile because we're all just kind of guessing as we go....

These insurance instruments are structured the same as traditional insurance policies, but the value of the instruments increase and decrease with the stock market.

The value of an instrument (promissory note, bond, stock, etc.) as stated on the face of the instrument.The face value does not always equal the market value.

For a company to underwrite an instrument or music equipment, the owner typically needs to declare the value of the instrument, how often it is played, where they keep it and play it, as well as other details.