Sentence examples for pessimistic valuation from inspiring English sources
The discounted earnings stream is added to a pessimistic valuation of the company at the end of ten years, which assumes just 5% subsequent cash flow growth.
That analysis may be overly pessimistic, but the valuation is almost certainly closer to being accurate than is the $11 figure, particularly given that the REIT is currently considering surrendering four of its 51 hotels — in Winston-Salem, N.C.; Tampa, Fla.; Greenville, S.C.; and Suffolk, Va.
In our November 2007 editorial, you may remember our very pessimistic outlook, based primarily on above-average stock valuations coupled with uncertain economic fundamentals.
At Lloyds TSB, the calculations for valuations for existing customers use figures from the Land Registry, which typically has been much less pessimistic.
Analysts at Liberum said: We have retained in our valuation a gross provision of $10.1bn (or 25p per share) assuming a discharge of 3.75m barrels (slightly more pessimistic than the Court decision) and a fine of $2,700 a barrel (which can range between $1,100-$1,100-$4,300el).
That looks unduly pessimistic.
St Augustine was pessimistic.
Globally, I'm pessimistic.
