"I was completely priced out of the East Village.
A 25 basis point rate hike next week from the Fed is completely priced in.
"The mayor has completely priced us out of buying our cigarettes in New York," added Ms. Leckow, who voted for Mr. Bloomberg.
It's ultra-friendly, and with rooms from $115 a night in low season, the average Joe isn't completely priced out.
As 30-something prospective first-time home buyers, my wife and I (we have one child) find ourselves completely priced out of the New York market, despite a six-figure household income.
But the current batch of blowout earnings isn't completely priced into the stocks' prices, analysts say, because the companies have beat Wall Street's expectations.
As Figure 1 shows, the content of the news is completely priced in ahead of the news announcements.
"It's a symptom of the completely irrational pricing structure hospitals have," said Ann Boynton, a benefits executive for the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm, known as Calpers, which worked with the insurer Anthem Blue Cross, a unit of WellPoint, to introduce the program.
Worse, in the previous tightening cycle, in 1994, the Fed wrong-footed the bond market completely, sending prices crashing.
"This completely vindicated Price's idea of the Metonic cycle of two hundred and thirty-five lunar months on the upper back dial".
