Sentence examples for implied price from inspiring English sources

The implied price of Charter's offer is $195.71 a share.

Publishers argue that blocking display ads hurts their business, and is unethical because it allows users to view content without paying the implied price of an ad impression.

If the market opinion change from 7.3% or 6.3%, that's only a 1% adjustment in the expectation we put back into Professor Poterba's model, which implied price overnight will drop by one third, 30%.

We note that the 700p bid in June 2010, would be worth 770p based on today's balance sheet; assuming a comparable multiple on 2013 earnings, the implied price would be even higher at 900p.

The implied price tag of £1.38bn for 100% of the equity may turn out to be very good business for buyers who are prepared to commit for the long-term.

In economic parlance, few goods in today's world are perfectly inelastic, where price is decoupled from quantity sold and where the costs of environmental action (and therefore implied price increase) are identical across companies.

The Danamon deal's implied price-to-book ratio is below the 4.2 times paid by HSBC for Bank Ekomomi Raharaja of Indonesia in 2008.

But that implies prices that are high enough to bite in petroleum-thirsty countries like America.

In practice, this implies pricing the unconditional liquidity guarantee (so-called "liquidity put") from official banks to their off-balance-sheet vehicles, which Basel III already requires.

That typically implies pricing was in flux down to the last minute.

The flip side implies prices will drop 50% every 18 to 24 months at the same performance point.