Sentences with phrase «way over priced»

Initially way over priced compared to a mobile without the comfort or sustainability of a mobile home based on size.

How do I tell the seller the property is way over priced when they think it's worth 400k?

In my area of Athens, the Hud homes don't last long at all, or they are way over priced, but maybe not once the 1st reduction happens.

Suze Orman is also of the opinion that permanent life insurance is way over priced when it comes to the actual value you receive for the money you invest in life insurance.

In the 1995 through 1999 period, the S&P; 500 became way over priced.

The Nexus Q on the other hand seems way over priced.

considering a full blown desktop pc or laptop can be bought at the same price and lower with greater specs, tablets are way over priced.

Not only are the cars junky and way over priced, but the owner is very rude.

The equivilent new fiesta is now way over priced but the residuals have not risen with them.

WAY OVER PRICED!

Byron Richard's supplements are also way over priced, and many of them simply aren't necessary.

The disabled places only cater to adult sizes and are way over priced.

Way over priced.

For me Morata and Lukaku are way over priced.

but no way are gibbs and monreal top top class... so the talking heads are right... same as it ever was same as it ever was... still need a DM attacking option and world class left back... kondogbia will do rodriguez or damine on left... most difficult is attack personally not interested in higuan cavani martinez all over rated and overpriced... benzema better for us but also way over priced... lacazette might work but expensive vietto or younger option in aguero mould more likely

they were either WAY over my price range or too... i don't know... silly.

And in that category Samsung could fall above the average because this compagnie sold theirs parts a way over the price juste the screen assembly cost half the price of the phone «super AMOLED» cheap and stupid technology micro led connected in series like the light we put in our Christmas tree one blow nothing turn on anymore, yeah sharp and crisp screen but easily breakables and over priced... so people have the choice to do the repair for 400 $ or buy another one and this is what Samsung want and peoples a willing to have more debt because in 2017 they just can not live without a stupid smart phone!!

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Lately pharma execs have been taking yet another volley of criticism over drug - pricing practices from Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio — and plenty of others — without offering much in the way of a defense.

«I wanted to find a way to create the buzz and excitement of Black Friday shopping frenzy, while also not offending customers who will see a big discounted price list that they missed out on after the sale is over,» says Pritchett, vice president of marketing at Logos, a Bellingham, Wash. - based online bible - study resource retailer.

Gorage.com pricing plans start at $ 5, which gets you up to 10 selling spaces for 30 days, and they run all the way to $ 600, which buys over 2,000 selling spaces for 30 days.

The approach has worked wonders for Apple, giving that company full control over the quality and price of its products, and even Google looks to be leaning that way too with its Nexus phones and tablets, not to mention its Motorola subsidiary.

And the tactic isn't all that surprising: big pharma's return on R&D investments has been plummeting over the last decade, and price increases are an easy way to bolster companies» bottom lines.

While the bulk wine companies are focused on the lower end of the market and price that way, the premium producers go over the top on every element of the wine making process.

For interested buyers, the maps provide an easy way to estimate whether you'll likely pay under or over asking price, based on what and where you're looking to buy.

One Uber customer told The Verge that he saw surge pricing as a way of rigging the system, something that favored drivers over riders.

This way, the buyer only has to come up with a portion of the total price up front and can then pay off the remainder over time.

But her underlying point isn't totally invalid — the furor over drug price hikes like Mylan's is forcing legislators and private companies alike to finally confront the issue head - on, and highlighting just how difficult the disparate and largely opaque American medical financing system makes it to address these problems in a serious way.

Inflation targets have been very successful at maintaining price stability because they give everyone an easy way to understand monetary policy and, over time, create a virtuous circle in which realized inflation and expectations reinforce each other.

Chair Yellen, with real growth over the recovery a little slower than we thought, output gaps and job market slack still on the scene, prices appearing to decelerate and wages / compensation revealing little in the way of threatening pressures, try as I might — and I repeat, I'm solidly in your camp — I don't see the rationale for tightening, even a little.

Over the past five years the price of west Texas crude, the primary American benchmark for oil, has yo - yoed from US$ 60 a barrel to US$ 145 in 2008, all the way back down to US$ 30 during the recession, then up again to US$ 114, before settling this year around US$ 100.

The concern is that fall - out from the Amazon (AMZN) induced grocery store price wars will spill over into all consumer products, make its way back up to all suppliers, and pressure their margins.

They've come a long way in a short time: it was just over four years ago, April 2, 1993 to be precise, when Philip Morris cut the price of Marlboro cigarettes by 40 cents a pack.

The 1 oz platinum bar is a superb way to acquire platinum bullion, offering a competitive premium over the spot price.

While wage and price growth correlate over the life of the full series, over the current expansion (gray dots) the correlation goes the wrong way.

The Trump administration is committed to transforming the health care system into one that emphasizes value over marathon tests with hazy prices, while empowering consumers to find doctors and services the way they find restaurants on Yelp or Open Table, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told health insurers.

The way you (properly) value a business is to weigh the price against the long - term stream of cash flows that you expect that business to deliver into your hands over time.

With that discussion, you can see already, I expect, the outlines of the way Australian policy - makers have analysed and reacted to the trends in commodity prices over recent years.

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Many businesses feel as though the only way to obtain a competitive edge over their competition is through price.

Over the past few weeks, we have stated several times that paying attention to the price action of leading stocks and industry sectors is best way to gauge the health of the market.

We've come a long way since then, however, as a resurgence of technological optimism has created pockets of rampant price appreciation over the past few years.

The market has a way of fairly pricing stocks over long periods.

And by the way, from Q3 - 2003 to Q3 - 2014 GG's share count rose from 183M to 814M, so although its share price is up by «only» about 50 %, its market cap is up by about 580 % over the period in question.

One of the ways to find a company with a strong economic moat is to look for companies that have an almost monopolistic market position and can maintain pricing power while also raising their prices over time.

They are very straight forward and easy to use ways of trading the markets — just click whether you think the price will go up or down over a set time frame.

Others are speculating that the park companies are getting a price hike out of the way in early 2014 just so that they can add on another price hike before the year is over, without getting as much grief for jacking up prices by, say, $ 10 or $ 12 all at once.

As for these market pull back or sales I like to think of them as, I was looking at Canadian Banks, but also some of the big named REITs I like are offering some good prices as well, either way BMO is never a bad share to buy, quality over quantity right?

The best way to determine when the risk spills over into something more dangerous is to monitor CDS readings globally as well as the price action in gold.

Rather, I reached this conclusion: unless we are headed for a substantial decline in the price per barrel of oil, those 4 - 6 % dividends from Conoco, BP, and Shell are a great way to generate substantial income over the course of coming business cycles based on current prices.

Or, does the Fed's easy - money policy deregulation of oversight open the way for asset - price inflation that puts home ownership even further out of reach — except at the price of running up a lifetime of debt to the banks that write the loans on their keyboard at steep markups over their cost of funding from the compliant Fed?