Sentence examples for perceived earnings from inspiring English sources

Many mid cap tech houses sold at 100 times perceived earnings power.

The market always leads perceived earnings and interest rates by at least six months.

Kim et al. (2009b) proved that trust could indirectly influence consumer intention to use e-commerce by reducing perceived risks and increasing perceived earnings.

Consumers' perceived risk and perceived profit are the two most fundamental aspects shaping consumer decisions in the valence framework, including perceived negative and positive utility; therefore, the users' decision-making process can be expressed as F (perceived earnings and perceived risk).

Partly it had to do with an increase in perceived earnings.

More specifically, this research focuses on understanding whether firms operating in an environment with distinct country characteristics and a single currency perceive earnings manipulation through R&D cuts as a means to avoid reporting earnings losses or earnings decreases, and whether the existence of a recession can impact this behaviour.

These variables for copper, along with its cyclical history on price realizations and earnings hold valuation under 10 times perceived current earnings power.

Only in hindsight does it become clear that stock prices moved higher because investors had perceived that earnings were bottoming out and about to turn up.

In a sample of 38 suppliers, we find that the supplier's perceived share of earnings affects supplier satisfaction positively and that distributive fairness mediates this effect.

We believe the increased business will underpin our forecasts for 2014 and remove some of the earnings risk perceived by the market.

At the same time, consumers will reduce spending as inflation erodes their real earnings and perceived wealth.