Sentence examples for flawed valuation from inspiring English sources

Prince Alwaleed's office claimed the magazine used flawed valuation methods that were "designed to disadvantage" Middle Eastern investors.

In a tersely-worded statement, the royal said his legal action was a "necessary and appropriate response" to Forbes's "irrational and deeply flawed valuation methodology, which is ultimately subjective and discriminatory".

Investors no longer have to settle for flawed valuation and profitability metrics.

Stale prices are "considered a red flag for a flawed valuation process," Frenkel says.

Investors Overlook Undervalued Shares: Because of the understated earnings noted above, investors using flawed valuation metrics, such as P/E, are fooled into thinking ALV is significantly overvalued.

The SLC determined that both sets of party valuations were flawed, and stated that it was unnecessary to determine which set of valuations was more reliable because the SLC concluded that it could make a recommendation about the suit without declaring a winner in the parties' valuation dispute.

JPMorgan eventually restated its first-quarter earnings for 2012 downward by $459 million, conceding that the valuations were flawed.

Contingent valuation approach has been criticised as fundamentally flawed because it fails to address the impact of protest respondents on the economic valuation exercise.

In a statement, Doubleday said, "The appraisal process that placed an artificially low valuation on the New York Mets was fundamentally flawed".

Variation in an estimate does not imply that the estimator is flawed — but rather that there is variation in the inputs There is nothing unreasonable about this variation and it is in fact the nature of the art of valuation.

If you want confirmation that a DCF analysis is flawed you need only look to the Delaware stock appraisal cases where PhDs from the top schools testify in support of DCF valuations that are often 100% apart.