Sentence examples for for a better entry from inspiring English sources

Mark Richter at Jefferies & Company told clients his price target was $293 a share and advised them to "wait for a better entry point".

It praised Groupon for its "prime mover status and scale," but warned investors to "wait for a better entry point to build a position".

Given recent strong share price performance, and having gone through our 843p price target, we downgrade to hold [from add] and would look for a better entry point into the shares.

"While we see Rolls as a long-term core holding that should outperform the sector over the cycle, we think at the current share price we would prefer to put new money into other companies in the sector and would look for a better entry point into Rolls," said the bank.

While we continue to like the business model and believe the company has a strong management team, on the current valuation of 19.4 times 2014 PE or a 14% earnings per share compound annual growth rate 2014-2016 ourour numbers, we see limited further upside potential and would wait for a better entry point.

"We would wait for a better entry point in the coming months," Bear Stearns said.

With Glide Engage, the various features of the Glide OS become available on an as-needed basis and gives a better entry point for the service.

And, against this backdrop, he prefers to stand aside and seek a better entry point for a sector that is notoriously volatile; he also prefers to avoid the risk that lower seasonal margins translate to lower valuations for the U.S. refiners.

It's a nice example of recent innovations in VR storytelling in its own right, but it's also a better entry point than most for a larger number of people because it supports Google Cardboard, which is cheap and readily available, in contrast to things like Milk VR from Samsung and the Oculus Rift developer hardware.

We think the earnings disappointment will keep shares capped for a while, and we hope to see a better entry point so we can reconsider our ratings.

"We have liked the idea of the Veritas deal for Symantec's long-term, but have been waiting for a better valuation entry point to give us comfort accepting the headline risk of Microsoft entering the AV (antivirus) market in the second half of 2005, and the integration of two large software companies," it said.