Sentence examples for fact pricing from inspiring English sources

Given this fact, pricing of reverse convertible notes becomes a really big challenge, where both the general Black Scholes option pricing model and the compound Poisson jump model which are designed to catch large crashes, are not suitable in valuing these kinds of products.

In fact, pricing for this small group of properties is even stronger than last year's list, which was riddled with markdowns.

Unlike fire insurance for a home, they cannot be easily priced by looking at history and making statistics; in fact, pricing them is a complex problem whose solution won the Nobel prize for Myron Scholes and Robert Merton last year.

In fact, price represents the attribution of economic value.

These are, in fact, price cuts, but they never make it into the data.

Simon Rubinsohn, the Rics chief economist, said the fact prices were rising while sales remained relatively flat highlighted the problems in the housing market.

Furthermore, IPOs in later stages of high underpricing periods underperform even relative to their offer prices, which suggests that many of the most "underpriced" IPOs are in fact priced above fundamental value.

In fact, prices don't get past market barriers that affect about half of U.S. buildings' energy use, such as those between builders and buyers, and between landlords and tenants, which discourage upgrades to energy-efficient systems in homes.

In fact, prices in several metropolitan areas — including New York, Los Angeles and Boston — will end up being higher than their prebubble levels, at least relative to local income, said David Stiff, an economist at Fiserv Case-Shiller, which tracks the real estate market.

"In the big inflationary period of 2008, there were two and a half times the numbers of price cuts in the big four as price rises, but in fact prices overall were rising very rapidly," he said.

In fact, prices are always wrong.