Sentence examples for below its liquidation value from inspiring English sources
Undervalued Refers to a security selling below the value the market value analysts believe it is worth, or below its liquidation value.
We continue to consider Man uninvestable, unless the share price were to fall below its liquidation value (all else equal), which we estimate as being worth 50p to 75p a share.
But when it does run into trouble, its going-concern value will be nowhere near its liquidation value.
The stock now trades at 58 cents, but its liquidation value would be as high as $1 a share.
According to his analysis, the market currently values the federal loan portion at about $6 a share, which only represents its liquidation value.
Before investing in a company, Pabrai estimates the intrinsic value of the company by considering the company's multiple of cash flow, its liquidation value and the value of its intangibles, such as brand.
At $125 per share, Bauer argues, the stock would be trading at a 30% discount to its liquidation value of about $176 per share, a historic high.
Nikon watched its profits sink and its stock price at one point fell below liquidation value.
Only 76 firms in the S&P 500 are currently showing persistently poor returns on equity (an average of below 7% for five years) and only 29 trade at below their liquidation value, which suggests 100 targets may be hard to find.
