Sentence examples for By valuations from inspiring English sources

Of course, "that means about 55 percent of the ups and downs in the market can't be explained by valuations," Mr. Aliaga-Díaz says.

If he wishes he can increase this more stable part of the portfolio if he believes equities look vulnerable, though he tends to be guided by valuations rather than any macro-economic news.

In fact, they had been shunning the American market for much of the post-recession rally, put off by valuations they considered excessive and by concern that a growth spurt in the economy would not last as long as many American analysts expected.

The shift was buoyed by valuations in China being expensive.

This paper examines how farmers are affected by valuations and assessments made by the relevant authorities on whether they are producing natural and/or cultural heritage.

Firms are notorious for not making this transition and this failure is fed by valuations that assume customer acquisition at past, income-draining rates and/or focus only on topline growth.

It was already a bigger company by valuation than Unilever, Cadburys Schweppes, and Prudential but with the Buffett money its endowment will rise to just short of $60bn£33bnbn).

Wells Fargo, America's biggest bank by valuation, had previously announced its first decline in earnings per share since the financial crisis thanks largely to the refinancing drought.

Alibaba, the internet trading company founded in a cramped one-bedroom flat in China 15 years ago, stunned investors on Friday by becoming the 18th-biggest company in the world by valuation, ahead of Facebook, Amazon and eBay.

Also, they're cheaper by valuation measures.

Launched this month by valuation specialists CAP Automotive, the Total Cost Of Motoring service provides drivers with an idea of the overall expense of buying any particular model.