Sentence examples for down to valuation from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it comes down to valuation of a company or allocation of equity shares as a hedge against risk.

A lot of it boils down to valuation; it's much harder to determine whether a union between two companies is a marriage of equals when their value is largely subjective — one company might have better margins, but one might be growing faster.

"It's not that difficult to see how Disney would leverage Twitter … but it has got to come down to valuation," Amobi said. . [email protected]@latimes.com

"It's healthy to bring the market down to valuation levels that people might be a little more comfortable with".

The drug stocks are just now coming back down to valuations where we are looking at them for only the second time in 25 years.

The stock has declined 14.5% from its July high of $63.22 to its recent close of $54.07, which has brought it down to a valuation of 10.7 times earnings.

Chris Dixon says it should all come down to price – valuation and amount, as he puts it, and all the other "standard" stuff.

If we had more hedge fund managers as clever as they are, they would have pressured mortgage-backed securities back down to realistic valuations much sooner and with much less damage.

We could get a lot of appreciation if our stocks rise to market P/Es, or the market could come down to our valuations.

"AOL was a company that went from a $150bn valuation down to a billion dollars overall.

It's a safe-ish bet that it won't arrive before Essar, with its shares down 75% since flotation in 2010 and its market valuation down to £1.4bn, slips out of the FTSE 100.