Sentence examples for valuation since from inspiring English sources

"Warner hasn't traded to a $3 billion valuation since 2007," said Richard Greenfield, an analyst at the financial services company BTIG, "and as far as I can tell, the music environment is getting worse and worse, not better.

In theory, a higher standard of corporate-governance should result in a higher valuation, since listing in a well-regulated market shows a commitment from a company that it will not abuse investors.

The rouble fell to 37.03 per dollar on Friday, its worst valuation since the currency was restructured in 1998.

Riding the momentum, Rackable's shares have quadrupled to $50, yielding a $1.2 billion market valuation, since an initial offering last June.

Megan Graham Hackett: The reason I have an "avoid" on the stock is also tied to valuation, since you're looking at a loss for the company for fiscal 2001.

The price of shares will also be decided by Seedrs Valuation Policyy, which is designed to reflect things like a subsequent funding round (and therefore a new valuation) since the original shares were made available via the crowdfunding platform.

According to the Wall Street Journal, Exxon is the only major energy producer that hasn't lowered its valuations since oil prices fell two years ago.

"Valuations since then have moved from being depressed to being fairly to fully valued, hence returns from here will be driven by organic growth rather than revaluation," he says.

Albert Edwards, a strategist at Société Générale who has been pushing his "ice age" thesis of falling bond yields and lower equity valuations since the late 1990s, argues: "We are now only one short recession away from Japanese-style outright deflation".The big fall in government-bond yields has had a similar impact on corporate borrowing costs.

Mr Rubinstein argues that, under this method, there would be less incentive to manipulate option valuations, since any divergence from an option's final true value would, in the end, result in an extraordinary charge.The issue boils down to this: is the granting of an option a once-only expense for the company, the equivalent of paying the employee in cash?

He looks brilliant in hindsight, with all of his U.S. investments at significantly higher valuations since he invested.