Sentence examples for elevated valuations from inspiring English sources
Housing starts are rising sharply.In the crisis-stricken euro area the Spanish freefall will continue, judging by still- elevated valuations.
Elevated valuations suggest a lack of predictability and risk in the market; in a word, entropy.
Earnings season kicks off in the US [on Tuesday] and investors will be hoping for robust gains in profitability in order to justify the market's elevated valuations.
Earnings season kicks off in the US tomorrow and investors will be hoping for robust gains in profitability in order to justify the market's elevated valuations.
The flip side is that the best companies are now raising Series A money at elevated valuations, setting the bar extremely high for themselves going forward.
Much of that will ultimately land in emerging markets like those of Latin America, rendering slightly elevated valuations less of a concern.
The stock-market crashes of 1929 , 1987 and 2000 all came at moments when the Fed was raising interest rates and valuations were elevated.
Unlike the public markets, private market valuations remained elevated through 2014.
Stock valuations are already elevated, the firm says, and while that may not be an immediate problem, it implies that some excesses will need to be wrung out of the market down the road.
In it, he tells investors, "This Time Seems Very, Very Different," and the famous perma-bear flips his long-time bearish script and argues that valuations may stay elevated for many years to come.
