So the element of timing is perhaps the most notable thing here — with Facebook facing greater scrutiny than ever before, and even taking some hits to user growth and to its perceived valuation as a result of ongoing failures of leadership and a management philosophy that's been attacked by at least one of its outgoing senior execs as manipulative and ethically out of touch.
Many ETF investors feel their core U.S. holdings should rotate through asset classes as perceived valuations rise and fall.
Active managers who excluded Apple because of its perceived high valuation at times would have difficulty adding value after accounting for this shortfall.
No more reason is perceived for limiting the valuation of the property of express companies to horses, wagons, and furniture, than that of railroad, telegraph, and sleeping-car companies, to roadbed, rails, and ties, poles and wires, or cars.
Until this new Protocol arrives, however, business needs to cut through the perceived complexity of natural capital valuation and get back to basics.
Time limits are related with the perceived amount of uncertainty at the moment of valuation, which is our focal analysis subject.
That always bodes well for new offerings, especially technology deals, whose valuations are directly linked to the perceived direction of interest rates.
In doing so, the perceived value of a target will often depend on which valuation method is used.
Typically, she said, Korean investors won't invest at a valuation of more than $5 million due to "a perceived notion of limited upside within the 'small' Korean market".
Because the beneficiaries of such transfers do not have the option to sell them (e.g. in a secondary market for vouchers), valuation using the criterion of cost when estimating income could overestimate the perceived value of the transfer.
