Sentence examples for secondary prices from inspiring English sources
"We can never work out a deal because they want such fierce prices".The Mugrabis liken the tumble in Mr Hirst's secondary prices to Andy Warhol's in the early 1990s.
When secondary prices drop below face value, which has often been the case in this year's economy, option prices would drop along with them, stifling demand for them.
"It's a bifurcated market, where secondary prices are steady or even a little better," he said, adding that indications of interest for $1.5 billion of New Jersey Turnpike Authority BABs were at a spread of 287 basis points over comparable Treasuries for bonds due in 2041.
But of course there have been some nice liquidity events: Zalando's secondary priced at $3bn, rumors have it some folks at SoundCloud were able to sell some shares at a significant triple digit million value, Brands4Friends sold for $200m, CityDeal for $1bn (got a nice uplift from Groupon IPO pricing), DailyDeal for $100m.
That year, the average secondary price for Super Bowl XLVI tickets was $4,214.53.
The game saw its lowest average secondary price in 2013 when Louisville faced Florida and owned an average price of $126.73 on the secondary market.
"The price is decent relative to secondary market prices and is voluntary – most people would be indifferent or happy," said a credit analyst at a major investment bank.
Once again the problem with secondary ticket prices is being "investigated" (Ticket resale sites face inquiry, 20 December).
Fig. 10 Crude oil (primary axis) and palm oil (secondary axis) prices from January 1995 till December 2015.
In the meantime, don't be surprised to see the secondary market prices for the retro gaming system spike on marketplaces like eBay due to the scarcity.
This marks a 40.2percentt drop in price from last season's average of $678.01, though the game was deemed a contractual sell-out and also marked its 100th anniversary, adding allure to inflated secondary ticket prices.
