Sentence examples for estimates of fair from inspiring English sources

The euro is now above most estimates of fair value against the dollar, but it could well climb further.

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"There's subjectivity and judgment involved on the part of management and ultimately the trustees in establishing those estimates of fair value and that's all they can be estimates," explains a Cooper & Lybrand auditor.

His estimate of fair value for the stock was $28 a share, 12 times his estimate of next year's earnings.

Oil prices are now more than 30% above our estimate of fair value based on dollar & global growth, a level of overvaluation that has marked historical extremes.

To be fair, the accounting rules give the firms a difficult job in evaluating a bank's estimate of fair value of securities that rarely trade.

Andrew W. Massie, lead manager of Ivy Cundill Global Value, says he hunts for companies that look like "disasters" — those that have experienced serious setbacks that have pushed their prices far below his estimate of fair value.

"We sold the brokerage in October we're valuation oriented, and we found them overpriced relative to our estimate of fair value," says chief investment officer Craig T. Callahan.

Axa Rosenberg's model involves thousands of multivariate regression calculations, but it all boils down to the same thing that old-fashioned value investors are looking for: an estimate of fair value, which is then compared with current stock prices.

But Mr. Active Investor can time the market and make a bid-ask market for the index, selling when it's x% above his estimate of fair value, and buying when it's x% below fair value.

And there are no other active investors to trade with other than Buffett, who makes a bid-ask market for the index, selling when it's above his estimate of fair value and buying when it's below fair value.