Sentence examples for based on forecast from inspiring English sources
A forward p/e ratio for A shares of 40 (again, based on forecast profits) certainly looks bubbly, but it too is much lower than in previous bubbles.
EFG-Hermes reckons that the forward P/E ratios are a rather more enticing 14.1 based on projected 2008 earnings and 13.0 based on forecast 2009 earnings.
Share prices have risen by 400% in just over two years, and average price-earnings ratios based on historic profits are around 50 (based on forecast 2008 profits they are a still-racy 30).
At the end of March, the average "forward-looking" p/e of American firms (as tracked by IBES, a research firm) was 21, based on forecast profits for the coming year.
BBVA's Eagles concept is based on forecast incremental growth rather than the absolute size of the member countries' economies, and thus includes South Korea, Indonesia, Mexico, Turkey, Egypt and Taiwan, as well as the BRIC behemoths.
Emerging markets' average p/e of 14.7 (based on forecast 2008 profits) is now above its 20-year average of 14, but it is nevertheless still well below previous peaks (see chart 4 .China A shares have been the frothiest this year, up by 104%.
No reason not to play: "Unbelievably, the game was canceled Sunday morning before one flake of snow had fallen, based on forecasts of a significant snowstorm," says Gov. Ed Rendell in the Washington Times.
Seasonal vaccines have been trivalent, containing strains representing influenza A subtypes H1N1 and H3N2, and one influenza B strain, according to recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) based on forecasts from their global surveillance program.
Our thinking - and Numenta's software - is based on forecasts, which follow from memories.
The Times's weekly tracker of job growth, based on forecasts from Moody's Analytics, is largely unchanged this week.
