Sentence examples for analysts assessment from inspiring English sources

The rise reflected analysts' assessment that the company, part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire, had not overpaid.

That was many analysts' assessment Monday of Merck's agreement to pay $41.1 billion in cash and stock for Schering-Plough.

Contrary to analysts' assessments, he said, the lack of such a plan had had "nothing to do" with the decline in the stock price.

But Mr. Bush's sustained promotion of it -- along with his tendency to throw stones at ivory towers and challenge any suggestion that book learning could trump horse sense -- is unusually aggressive, a kind of thumbing of his nose at comedians' jokes about him and political analysts' assessments of one of his greatest weaknesses as a candidate.

Compare that with equity analysts' assessments generally, as compiled by Thomson First Call: Just 10% of their recommendations are sells and 48% are buys.

However, investors do have access to information that is plenty revealing, including corporate conference calls and Web-based analyst assessments from the likes of Multex.com.

Payment of such fees for underwriting securities or for advice on mergers and acquisitions can color an analyst's assessment of a company.

Most funds feature an analyst's assessment.

Apple and HTC settled their remaining lawsuits on November 10, agreeing a 10-year licensing deal — the terms of which have not been publicly disclosed, although, on Tuesday, HTC CEO Peter Chou rebutted an analyst's assessment that it's paying Apple between $6-$6-$8r handescribingribing that as an "outrageous number".

Analysts' current assessments of North Korea's missile and nuclear capability is that the country could reach most of the mainland United States with its intercontinental ballistic missiles and potentially be able to target major American cities.

I recently reviewed one analyst's assessments of a company and found that this individual put out new opinions on the stock once a week.