The phrase "an average valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the typical or mean value of an asset, company, or investment in financial contexts.
Example: "The report indicated that the company had an average valuation of $10 million over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a typical valuation" or "a mean valuation."
British house prices are rising again, even though they never fell back to an average valuation figure, let alone an historic low.Although the authorities have done a powerful job of papering over the problems.
As chart 3 shows, Wall Street got back to an average valuation by the March lows, but never looked particularly cheap by historical standards.The bears quoted above are all academics or strategists who can afford to take a detached view when the markets move against them.
Basically, it was just very pricey with an average valuation cap of $10 million on convertible debt for a class of about 65 companies.
SecondMarket took a look at the privately-held companies that continue to offer shares on the marketplace and found that they have an average valuation of $329 million and about 200 employees.
What this means is that historically stocks have currently traded at an average valuation that is 40percentt below today's prices.
An average valuation of ten times the company's profits would value the business at £15bn.Buying the 300-strong former Williams & Glyn's branch network would lift Santander's share of Britain's small business market, which stands at about 3%, well behind its stake of about 11% of the residential mortgage market.
If a social network has more users in the U.S., Japan, the UK, Germany, Australia, and other bigger advertising networks, they will have a higher weighted average valuation.
We believe investors with a more medium-term view should revisit the sector, which now offers, based on 2015 estimates, a number of stocks at a discount to long-run average valuation multiples despite the attractive recovery potential, strong balance sheets and prospect of capital returns.
So, Y Combinator startups (according to AngelList data) have an average $6.1 valuation, and 500 Startups' startups have an average $4.1 million valuation.
That is, the average valuation over a particular month is used as the valuation on every day of that month.
The average valuation for a startup at acquisition by Yello has been $3.6 million.
