Sentence examples for rational valuation from inspiring English sources
First, experimental tests of rational valuation are discussed.
In particular, they fluctuated much more than a rational valuation of the underlying fundamentals would.
The circumstances of rational valuation are illustrated by the malleability of two classic anomalies – the WTP WTA divergence and the preference reversal phenomenon.
"I don't think that anyone is trying to ascribe rational valuation to anything right now," Mark Mathias, chief executive of Quantum Asset Management, said of the commodities sell-off.
It relied primarily on the price of VFI's stock, reasoning that as private traders seek to pay no more for an asset (and sell an asset for no less) than it is worth, the market price was a rational valuation of VFI in light of all the information available to market participants.
A more rational valuation of the two companies would shave $14 off Synovus shares.
More rational valuations were inevitable, they said, but analysts stressed that the task of revolutionizing health care had been harder than anyone initially thought.
Yet, we feel that the overall impact will be positive for the asset class as only the best entrepreneurs and technologies will be funded at rational valuations".
Yet, we feel that the overall impact will be positive for the asset class as only the best entrepreneurs and technologies will be funded at rational valuations". He adds that with the exit market and M&A improving, VCs could be pouring more money into first time deals in the coming months.
This means one of two things, either (1) manage your burn rate carefully and target rational valuations when fundraising so that you're not imposing an artificial floor on the next round, or (2) raise way more money than you need for your current operating plan to give you time to "figure things out" or weather a particularly rough storm.
Many pointed to a 1998 study by ICF Consulting ("Evidence of Rational Market Valuations for Home Energy Efficiency," www.icfi.com/Markets/Community_Development/doc_files/apj1098.pdf) that concluded that every $1 reduction in annual energy costs would increase a home's value by $20.73.
