Sentence examples for prior price from inspiring English sources
The drought and resulting poor yields had all been factored into the market with prior price gains, culminating with Friday's big push higher.
Given a starting price, GBM would accept this as a normal event and would proceed randomly from there with no consideration of prior price levels and no greater probability of returning to the average price level.
Users on Reddit also noticed the policy change around the same time, with some of them even being told by agents that Amazon never offered its prior price protection policy — that the refunds it issued in the past were an "exception".
A tipster called Nic pointed us to the Surface Book price rises, noting the laptops have increased by £150 across the board — with the base model now costing £1449 vs the prior price-tag of £1,299.
(The prior pricing was $11.99pa for unlimited photos or unlimited everything for $59.99).
Regardless, by tracking prior pricing, Microsoft is not adjusting the cost of Windows 10 up over time, which in a non-constant currency environment implies discounted pricing after accounting for inflation, even if the impact is mild.
But he said a premium to the prior trading price is not necessarily a fair price and a fair price is not necessarily an adequate price.
There is virtually nothing in theory or empiricism to indicate anyone can predict stock prices based solely on prior stock price action.
The patch can exist prior to Price's awareness of it, and it can continue to exist after Price's attention has lapsed.
It is possible that the Russian purchases were reported in error, but prior benchmarking price analysis of ARV purchases in the Former Soviet Union revealed that Russian prices (confirmed with procurement staff) were consistently and remarkably higher than other countries [ 47].
The small-market Minnesota Twins, perhaps scared off by Prior's price, chose a hometown product, Joe Mauer, with the top pick in the 2001 draft and lavished him with a $5.15 million signing bonus, a record.
