Sentence examples for equity bargain from inspiring English sources

Now then, what's on the equity bargain counter at what, today, is certainly not the bottom of a titanic bear market?

Institutional investors often grapple with the arcana of clean technologies, while for potential do-gooders, impact investment structures – the intricacies of repayment rates and debt financing and equity bargains – often differ from traditional investments.

On the national level, experts say, banks are fiercely competing for the "bargain" home equity lines of credit, and busily writing the more conventional 15- and 30-year loans, and one-year adjustable mortgages.

The case has attracted attention in part because of e-mails and other documents that have been made public, revealing frank details of how the painting was offered to a collector, Thompson Dean, a managing partner of a private equity firm, as a bargain.

"Now equities are the best bargain there is".

Certainly, no one can say equities look like a bargain at these levels, so the key for investors is to diversify their exposure and make sure they are not taking too much risk on any one market".

But there is a case for holding cash on the ground that things may get worse before they get better.If markets continue downwards, equities could be a bargain next year; already some companies with global brand names trade on dividend yields of more than 5%.

Private equity managers looking for bargains in downturns have been frustrated by a lack of available debt.

We have made some strides as a nation, through pay equity agreements at the bargaining table and in state and local legislatures.

You couldn't really blame him if he thought 'I have to do something unconventional here because everything else hasn't' worked.' The danger is that sort of unconventionality could lead to bargaining away equity in our alliances with South Korea and Japan, which might look good immediately but would not be good for long-term alliances in Asia.

Equity markets here are a bargain.