Sentence examples for valuation yardstick from inspiring English sources

Though the offer, worth 7,000 rupiah, or 77 U.S. cents, per Danamon share, may appears to be steep, it is less generous using another valuation yardstick: At 2.6 times book value, the deal is below the ratio of some other big banking takeovers in Indonesia.

I draw the line at 20 times forward 12 months' earnings as a valuation yardstick.

Until the criminal investigation is closed out with no action, Goldman's book value metric remains for me the anchor valuation yardstick.

My valuation yardstick is banks should sell at 60% of the market multiple, which I put at 15 times earnings in the context of 10-Year Treasuries yielding no more than 4.5%.

Another reason is that by all standard valuation yardsticks, large-cap companies are overvalued.

The same goes for pronouncements from economists and security analysts' earnings projections and valuation yardsticks.

Focus instead on time-tested valuation yardsticks, like multiples of earnings and book value, and the years ahead.

It should be noted that with the same yardstick, the valuation may turn out differently in other countries, i.e., where lignocellulosic biofuels are seen as compatible with farming values and agricultural systems.

Now the latest wave of Internet start-ups are adding their own particular yardsticks to the valuation vocabulary.

By telling congressmen that this week's fall might one day be seen as "salutary", he left little doubt about his true feelings.If Wall Street's present valuations are looked at by any traditional yardstick, they still look dangerously high.

BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto trade below their 10-year valuation history using enterprise value to EBITDA multiples as the yardstick.