Sentence examples for long-term valuation from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, equities look expensive by two of the best long-term valuation measures, which are calculated in quite different ways.

Its forecast about the Anglo-American housing market, based on long-term valuation measures, looks rather more soundly based.

For those who agree with your blogger that Wall Street is expensive on long-term valuation measures, this may not be much comfort.

But chart 3, from a website updating "Irrational Exuberance", a book by Robert Shiller of Yale University, shows the best long-term valuation measure, the cyclically adjusted price-earnings ratio.

Tepid trend growth and the absence of strong long-term valuation support suggest average equity returns are also likely to be more modest, on average, in the coming years than historic averages.

And that is going to be the key to Groupon's long-term valuation, whether or not it is creating repeat, loyal customers for merchants or just a stampede of deal-hungry coupon clippers.

The aim is to find large gaps between current prices and normalized long-term valuations.

Ironically, it would seem that miners feeling undervalued are going by short-term, not long-term, valuations.

This matrix can be applied to long-term valuations and numerical modelling of storm water treatment facilities.

In the near term, high volatility will be with us, and it will require a disciplined approach to long-term valuations to avoid being panicked out of good companies that are fundamentally cheap.

Frontier Oil of Houston runs refineries in Wyoming and Kansas, and its biggest customer is Shell Oil Products U.S. Along with gasoline prices, Frontier's price-to-earnings ratio has crept up in 2007 from a two-year low near 8 to its current 11, which is closer to but slightly lower than its long-term average valuation.