" On Silicon Valley, tech and jobs: Valuations: "I don't understand these valuations.
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Private valuations have been driven upward by an abundance of capital pushing valuations higher and higher.
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Valuations may be beside the point, particularly if tech earnings can continue to grow into their valuations.
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"In general U.S. valuations are still pricing in more growth in the broader sense relative to European valuations," Beesley said, though he's still invested in Facebook and Google-parent Alphabet, despite high valuations.
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Economic growth will continue, but valuations are valuations, and by then stocks will become too stretched to sustain.
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Valuations are high, and investors are cautious"Valuations are still too high," Tusk said in a recent interview.
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Lower valuations will result in less capital being raised, which will result in lower growth and still-lower valuations.
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Valuations and amount are bifurcated: those that have access to Silicon Valley-style capital can get higher valuations and bigger checks (still lower and smaller than the U.S.), while those that don't have access have lower valuations.
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"We've seen a very long trend of increasing valuations... and as overall market valuations increase, activity levels should drop," Kernaghan said.
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Valuations didn't forecast true operating results, and the significant reductions in valuations make it much harder to close all-stock deals.
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There has been a recent string of successful tech IPOs, showing that public valuations are again more competitive versus private valuations.
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Now, one of the points that defenders of the scooter valuations and scooter companies will say is, "Well ..." Explain their valuations first.
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And since technology stocks have high valuations and financial stocks have lower valuations, the overseas indexes look relatively attractive, by this measure.
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In several cases, companies that he rejected because of their high valuations have shown up on other sites with the same valuations.
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Why Billion-Dollar Valuations Don't Matter There has been a huge disconnect between private and public company valuations over the last few years.
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"The stock market is simply weighing controversial political news versus equity valuations and it likes those valuations when the smoke clears," Cramer said.
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The math for early-stage VCs is pretty easy: invest in companies at really small valuations and exit them at really large valuations.
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Just as rich Saudi valuations are one reason for caution in Saudi Arabia, low valuations in the UAE are attractive to some managers.
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For later-stage capital, where these companies target the same national investor base, the valuations tend to converge towards national levels of valuations.
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Both Snap and Blue Apron went public at valuations lower than their final, post-money valuations and then have not performed as hoped.
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We're now seeing more sensible valuations, with Series As being priced more in line with what valuations looked like in 2010 than in 2015.
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Even though their valuations are now starting to deflate, there are still too many privately held technology firms with stretched valuations of $1bn-10bn.
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Last week, Exxon said it reviewed its asset valuations in 2015, well after oil prices sank in mid-2014, and stood by its valuations.
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What I'm talking about is a long-term trend that is going to have a remarkable impact on valuations of companies, valuations of industries.
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New entrants should be attracted by the fact that companies are winning huge valuations from tiny investments, in turn dragging profits and valuations back down.
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While financials have already had a huge move, Pavlik thinks earnings growth will be able to support current valuations and higher valuations going forward. Disclaimer
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Over the past four years, we've experienced exceptional ballooning of company valuations, as well as cheap money and gigantic, unjustifiable acquisitions that simply perpetuate higher valuations.
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Valuations increased at all stages of a company's lifecycle, and Series D valuations (which are given to later-stage companies) increased by a whopping 128 percent.
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"The earnings are arguably not really justifying the valuations, and high valuations demand high growth," said Hugh Young, managing director of Aberdeen Asset Management Asia Ltd.
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But that is not predictive of anything: While high valuations are a feature preceding most bear markets, you can have high valuations for very long periods.
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" Asked about share price valuations by a member of the audience, Yellen said "by standard metrics, some asset valuations look high but there's no certainty about that.
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High valuations have been used as a sign that stocks are too high, and low valuations can indicate that stocks will perform well over the long term.
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In recent years, many Chinese start-ups have seen their valuations rise: Data from CB Insights show more than 50 Chinese companies with valuations above $1 billion.
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"A lot ...will depend on valuations, and the way valuations go in the private market," Shantanu Narayen, Adobe's president and CEO, said on CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Friday.
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Valuations are generally lower this year, with venture capitalists reporting valuations dropping by 30 percent to 50 percent, and the lower prices are helping to get deals done.
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Investor enthusiasm for the fintech sector has helped push valuations higher, with several start-ups reaching the milestone "unicorn" status, referring to valuations of $1 billion or more.
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Over the next year, DISH valuations, which are today universally based on price per MHz-POP spectrum comps, will be replaced with DCF valuations of Dish's wireless operating business.
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Also, there arguably is some valuation circularity at play here — Didi and Lyft valuations climb because of Uber valuation, and then Uber valuation climbs based on Didi and Lyft valuations.
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It's not insipid "valuations are too high" whining (valuations are often higher when earnings are expanding), or "the economic upcycle is long in the tooth," it's a more substantial story.
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Most recently, Gurley famously warned that global tech valuations would compress quickly, as more and more companies reached valuations of $1 billion or more, irrespective of volatility in public markets.
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Critics say the corporate-run funds have contributed to inflated valuations for start-ups, and some funds have begun selling stakes even as they face reduced valuations on some holdings.
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The other trend here is about valuations: those who are in the market to buy companies aretaking advantage of the cash squeeze and focusing and buying sooner and at lower valuations.
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Both companies are worth more than $1 billion and would surely hike up their valuations amid M&A talks, especially considering reports that both are currently fundraising at even higher valuations.
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Market participants said stock valuations cannot be looked at in a vacuum though, and low U.S. Treasury debt yields push the band on valuations higher, a point the Fed itself conceded.
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There are three reasons increasing the attractiveness of U.K. stocks: global valuations are too high, U.K. valuations are cheap and they're affected by global growth, which looks solid at the moment.
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Valuations on Europe's leading index of euro zone stocks .
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And even 260 percent is asking too much given where valuations are today and the long odds that there's some magic economic growth potion that can support valuations moving a lot higher.
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Real estate valuations since that time period largely remain the same or have modestly improved, although valuations could be impacted by recent weakness in the retail sector and the related square foot rationalization.
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Startup valuations are impacted by a host of factors, one of which is the value of their public comparables (comps); if public comps lose value, private startup comps tend to earn lower valuations.
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Some market observers, however, found the valuations to be attractive.
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TC: Are you seeing less frothy valuations in other markets?
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High valuations of share sales have however concerned some investors.
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But with prices down, valuations look a lot more attractive.
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Along the way, private investors in Snapchat slashed their valuations.
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"Valuations are certainly attractive relative to historical levels" says Azer.
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Elevated tech valuations used to be a sign of hysteria.
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Their valuations imply that investors expect earnings to grow fast.
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But many fund managers saw its valuations as too pricey.
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Valuations remain resilient even for mature value plays like TCP.
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Some private market valuations got ahead of themselves, requiring adjustment.
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And this could cause bidding wars and push valuations up.
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The firm said it sees limited upside at current valuations.
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Too often stocks were deemed dear based on historical valuations.
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This helps explain the companies' disparate valuations (see chart 2).
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Thus, bank stock valuations started the returning to the mean.
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The free pass on overhyped stock valuations is now over.
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"Valuations for small caps do look relatively attractive," she said.
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How have valuations reflected the faster pace of startup funding?
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Value stocks often command much lower valuations than growth stocks.
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Public tech companies have largely seen their valuations rebound, however.
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The bankers' valuations average around $1.5 trillion, one source said.
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Several remarked on stretched valuations, with the S&P 500 .
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As a result, valuations had fallen too far, Oppenheimer said.
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"Real or not, [that backlash] does affect valuations," he said.
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The valuations are reasonable for a lot of the companies.
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Third, valuations are already discounting weak profitability in any case.
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And the valuations are kind of staggering now on some.
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And what do you think of market valuations right now?
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"Even though valuations have compressed a little bit, that's OK."
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Moreover, valuations in the public markets continue their upward climb.
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Graphic: Valuations most expensive since at least 2004 png tmsnrt.
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But that leaves valuations even more all over the map.
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However, the Trump rally has contributed to somewhat lofty valuations.
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Current valuations, it added, suggest excessive optimism over future earnings.
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There are a bunch of reasons for rising team valuations.
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But the gap between banks' and investors' valuations is troublesome.
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To view a graphic on Japanese yen valuations, click: reut.
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Valuations for the sector also may not be so expensive.
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Others argue that their public valuations should be far higher.
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The sector been under pressure recently due to stretched valuations.
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Using The Points Guy's subjective valuations, that's worth about $1,200.
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That's worth about $700, based on The Points Guy's valuations.
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It doesn't necessarily justify their notably high valuations, he said.
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Peer valuations determined part of my grade, which concerned me.
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BECKY QUICK: --just because valuations have come up so much?
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Corporate valuations are still elevated, but market volatility has increased.
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Well, valuations make sense with interest rates where they are.
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Stock prices continue to rise despite concerns about lofty valuations.
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All have been investing heavily, and all sport heady valuations.
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"It's nonsense when you have such absurd valuations," Smith added.
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This could be seen in the stock market's stretched valuations.
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"The valuations are so low at this moment," Wang said.
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With the exception of valuations, we're not quite there yet.
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The clubs also disputed that the sponsorship valuations were inflated.
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Usually when that happens, B- companies are getting A+ valuations.
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Emerging markets valuations and return on equity March 25: tmsnrt.
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But the recent drop has left those valuations substantially lower.
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Some in the industry fear valuations are getting too rich.
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Companies are using sophisticated investment terms to inflate their valuations.
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And even after Monday's plunge, stock valuations still look demanding.
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So, the growth rates are there to support reasonable valuations.
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Valuations will have to be a little bit more reasonable?
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That kind of statistic helps justify huge technology sector valuations.
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But don't obsess over their initial public valuations too much.
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This would have a negative impact on equity market valuations.
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But cheap valuations alone would not be enough for buying.
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Many people think valuations are based on a company's progress.
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Valuations go up when more investors are interested in investing.
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"It had the lowest valuations in the world," he said.
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Obviously, we can point to different measures of equity valuations.
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Valuations won't be the only thing that come into focus.
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Rising yields challenge equity prices and make investors reassess valuations.
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For a graphic on Sterling positions and valuations, see - tmsnrt.
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I think it has broader implications in terms of valuations.
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If nothing else, rising valuations raise the bar for 2020.
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In one corner, rising interest rates coupled with high valuations.
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More recent valuations show these programs do improve student performance.
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Valuations as a whole are being stretched, in growth vs.
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Indeed, some investors are weighing whether equities deserve lower valuations.
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Lofty market valuations aren't happening in a vacuum, of course.
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The IPO market is now readjusting those frothy private valuations.
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Valuations are done by fiat — it is what they say.
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And it's not just that VCs cut their investment pace but they also indicated overwhelmingly that valuations of investments had dropped with 76% of all VCs surveyed suggesting 2016 had lower valuations than 2015.
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It's not clear from CB Insights whether those exits were at valuations that exceeded or fell below the companies' final privately funded valuations (although the wider trend of down rounds is growing: see above).
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Those big investments are necessary for cloud companies to reach enormous multi-billion valuations, and those high valuations are becoming necessary to dazzle public investors when these cloud companies IPO, VCs tell Business Insider.
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These ludicrously high valuations have a butterfly effect, as other VC's benchmark with each other, basing valuations on the figures set by other companies with similar profiles, rather than realistic predictions of revenue and growth.
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Consumer startups seeking funding often try to mimic the valuations of more popular technology verticals, but the profile for CPG and retail is profoundly different, so the financial projections and valuations should be, as well.
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And although equity valuations are getting expensive, this move has been segmented: Some sectors, such as tech, have eye-wateringly high valuations and look stretched, while other haven't performed quite so well and look good.
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But pumped-up valuations suggest the health drive will be expensive.
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Now one investor is sensing pockets of opportunity as valuations cool.
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There's also concern about technology stock valuations amid possible slowing demand.
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Surely the path to billion-plus valuations would be equally varied.
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One saving grace is that recent selloff has cheapened share valuations.
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Higher corporate debt yields, all else equal, will restrain equity valuations.
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The second set of documents did not give the estimated valuations.
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They are pouring in cash, and company valuations are getting frothier.
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Otherwise we cannot maintain this huge gap between valuations and fundamentals.
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Unicorns, privately held tech startups with valuations exceeding $1bn, are common.
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Analysts say the cheap valuations reflect risks of possible capital increases.
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Investors might worry about equity valuations but what are their alternatives?
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"Valuations are just moments in time," Krim told CNBC Thursday morning.
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The exercise suggests that tech valuations are frothy, but not bubbling.
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By historical standards, valuations in the American market are worryingly dear.
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For the first year of the Trump presidency, valuations rose steadily.
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Unlike the public markets, private market valuations remained elevated through 2014.
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The 2A valuations are a way to get to their value.
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That means valuations are a bit expensive though not by much.
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Some say there's more upside — some say valuations now look stretched.
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Warren Buffett believes interest rates are critical in determining stock valuations.
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Pot valuations aren't soaring any longer — but they're not declining, either.
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Other former unicorns also have enormous valuations on the public markets.
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Others, however, maintain that inflated startup valuations are keeping acquirers away.
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Demand wanes when valuations get stretched, but are stocks too expensive?
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"Yes, valuations are a challenge," he said in a telephone interview.
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Despite concerns about inflated valuations, that fuels enthusiasm for more listings.
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Notably, both valuations are above what Blue Apron was worth previously.
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Latin American valuations are noticeably lower than their Silicon Valley equivalents.
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Future IPOs and valuations will be partially contingent on Box's success.
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When available, PitchBook is also providing balance sheet summaries and valuations.
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The valuations, we do think, are a bit of a headwind.
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The valuations are based on the last round of private funding.
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"Valuations are as high as they ever have been," he said.
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Frothy valuations benefit big shareholders but retail investors will be burnt.
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I always advise entrepreneurs to set realistic valuations at each stage.
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While the peso seems cheap, valuations for Mexican stocks are not.
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Valuations are low versus other mature markets, and financing is cheap.
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These valuations will not be based on a single market exposure.
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Fickle hypes can therefore be misleading and blow into over-valuations.
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Let's not dwell on stupid greed or greedy stupidity or valuations.
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TC: Are you seeing a meaningful drop in valuations right now?
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Over time, rates get lower and lower and valuations tend higher.
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Valuations may also be part of what is holding stocks back.
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But analysts say lofty valuations pose a challenge to sale processes.
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Expert valuations vary wildly, from around $21 trillion to $2.3 trillion.
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While corporate earnings have improved recently, stock valuations remain unusually high.
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Goldman Sachs, in a report on valuations, said Facebook, Apple, Amazon.
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Such corporate funds have "clearly been driving up valuations," he added.
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These "combined create a very strong underpinning for valuations," he added.
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My Google search yielded plenty of startups with billion-plus valuations.
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I've also asked about startup valuations getting more expensive in France.
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And those valuations have potentially impacted allocations, not to mention expectations.
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Despite the valuations, we want you to hit those check boxes.
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But there are signs regulators are growing nervous about frothy valuations.
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Valuations today are high, but not as high as back then.
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Investors have been looking for earnings to support historically high valuations.
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SE: I would say for sure people are concerned about valuations.
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But with many stock valuations so high, acquisitions look less attractive.
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So much of corporate profitability is validating the stock market valuations.
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That potential has given Bird and Lime sky-high, unicorn valuations.
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Also, throughout the recent bull market, valuations of pro teams skyrocketed.
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The problem Valuations of sports teams have skyrocketed in recent years.
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Startups have been getting their valuations chopped when they go public.
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That allowed founders to command higher valuations and delay going public.
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The mutual fund companies declined to comment on individual company valuations.
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The assessor is responsible for land valuations and property tax policy.
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With valuations below recent peaks, the group - comprised of Facebook, Amazon.
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If valuations move to double their historical norm, it gets worse.
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"Many are not worth their prices," he said of mainland valuations.
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The resulting valuations had little connection with realistic expectations of returns.
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However, as big money piled into defensive names, valuations began surging.
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And so I think that's why the valuations are so high.
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Value stocks are prized for their low valuations relative to peers.
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And the market's changed a little bit, valuations have come in.
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Some scooter companies will struggle to live up to their valuations.
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But of course the valuations are costly and wrapped in complexity.
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Both companies have seen their market valuations rise more than 2,210%.
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"Valuations keep getting stretched," said Eric Ervin, CEO of Reality Shares.
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It's also true that by many measures stock valuations are high.
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A correction since September has made valuations "more compelling", he said.
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"Ultimately, [valuations are] positive for steel and aluminum today," he said.
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But like its American peers, high valuations lead to high expectations.
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But it depressed valuations for between 18 months and two years.
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That promise has helped fuel the huge jump in cryptocurrency valuations.
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Those investments have driven valuations of start-ups to unusual heights.
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Certainly if valuations ... Should have sold when the getting was good.
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Such firms tend to carry far higher valuations than device makers.
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And the three groups' valuations probably compensate investors for the risks.
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Few strategists cited valuations as a big concern at this point.
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Sometimes investments have higher valuation, sometimes they have slightly lower valuations.
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And the valuations of the companies in the space show it.
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On the other hand, seed and Series A valuations are actually up, which means that high-quality companies are still raising money at full valuations and (perceived) lower-quality opportunities are not getting funded at all.
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The LPs don't question the quality, growth or disruptive nature of private companies with billion-dollar valuations, but they'd like to see more proof points of companies exiting at these valuations via M&A or IPO.
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Those who reacted to rising valuations early in the run-up to the tech bubble, or early in 2008 when valuations first began to drop, would have suffered severe pain, at least in the short term.
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But the most recent VC-backed valuations for some AV startups have stagnated at or below the $450 million mark, which doesn't give much upside from their previous valuations in the height of the AV fervor.
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A Crunchbase News analysis of post-exit valuations for the past year's crop of newly public and acquired later-stage startups showed that quite a few managed to amass valuations totaling impressive multiples of capital raised.
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While European unicorns - tech firms valued at over $1 billion - have been on the rise, the valuations have fallen far behind the U.S with companies unable to command valuations of tens or hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Some of the valuations actually hurt companies, and some of our peers out there that I talk to are actually in trouble, and because of these higher valuations, have not really been able to grow into them.
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"From an investment perspective, I think you have to ask yourself about peripheral valuations and German bund valuations," Scott Thiel, deputy chief investment officer of global fundamental fixed income at Blackrock, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Friday.
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In the interview, Trump said the high valuations that tech start-ups are able to fetch today remind him of 2007, when an overheated housing market helped drive U.S. stocks to unsustainable valuations before the bubble burst.
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During its trading halt, fund managers cut their valuations of ZTE shares, with some lowering valuations of its A-shares to 20.04 yuan per share, or a 36 percent discount to the closing level on April 16.
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But the collapse in bond yields has begun to flatten equity valuations.
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"We raised it just as valuations were starting to shift," he said.
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There's a lot of competition and there's a wide range of valuations.
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"If interest rates are lower, it helps stock market valuations," Achuthan said.
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Valuations across European stocks and UK stocks fell after this week's losses.
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Youngkin said investors are starting to scrutinize tech stock valuations more closely.
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It is worth noting though that the forward valuations are highly fluid.
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"Valuations are at best fairly valued and at worst overvalued," Stovall said.
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The sector and the broader market began the year with similar valuations.
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Tech stock valuations are generally lower, and the technology market has matured.
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S. valuations are in their top decile of being the most expensive.
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For this disruption, our scooting saviors were rewarded with multibillion-dollar valuations.
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Bond yields have fallen and equity valuations are high by historical standards.
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The investors usually agree to higher valuations to get access to deals.
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This is also a crude way of taking account of changing valuations.
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Valuations have been declining recently, leading to less private firms going public.
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Strong earnings forecasts will be important for supporting historically expensive stock valuations.
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Record private Unicorn valuations were offset by increasingly fewer and fewer IPOs.
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With the public markets down, these groups began writing down Unicorn valuations.
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Valuations can be a concern, especially in some consumer staples, Kostin said.
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As we inflate valuations, your work, my dear CEO, becomes much harder.
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Lime would be cheaper than Bird, based on the latest VC valuations.
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Seed-stage definition creep, then, explains most of the change in valuations.
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But that's not the reason behind the lower valuations, Tecco tells Mashable.
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Asset valuations are something we have to continue to monitor and watch.
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This situation is not taken into account by standard post-money valuations.
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Similar lots of that sale — and there were many — carried similar valuations.
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And so customer values — and, hence, company valuations — fluctuate widely on paper.
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The recent surge to record highs have left stock with high valuations.
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The mainland markets, meanwhile, may reward companies with higher valuations, he added.
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In the past, high valuations have been associated with low future returns.
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The book should be read by anyone who thinks valuations don't matter.
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After a long bull market, the valuations of tech firms are stretched.
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The recent sell-off makes valuations look less stretched than in January.
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Frothy valuations are commonplace at the moment, but Netflix still stands out.
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Investors are going to want more than just the latest VC valuations.
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Investors have been counting on earnings to support high valuations for equities.
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It's a fact to keep in mind when looking at modern valuations.
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With stock valuations expensive, many market participants are bracing for a pullback.
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A fifth of investors surveyed by BAML considered European share valuations excessive.
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And make the valuations for those companies a bit harder to swallow.
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However, each round of funding lifted valuations to loftier and loftier heights.
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In the long run, he still thinks stock valuations are really attractive.
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The ensuing heavy losses have hit valuations among India's e-commerce players.
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Valuations hovered around that level at the end of a turbulent week.
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We're going to be seeing some better looking valuations for 30 June.
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So, again, when the market is high, valuations of private companies soar.
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Money from big investors have pushed company valuations to $1 billion each.
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EVEN AS SOME OF THE LATE STAGE PRIVATE GROWTH VALUATIONS COME DOWN.
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These are some good entry points because valuations have become more attractive.
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It's not terribly often I hear valuations in a Series B discussion.
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Valuations are sufficiently high that the market "looks dangerous now," Shiller said.
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That lower growth in turn makes stock price valuations look less attractive.
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" Smith told Reuters News in an interview that market valuations were "challenging.
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However, the recent run-up has also sparked concerns about stretched valuations.
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This provides fundamental cover for investors buying stocks at current expensive valuations.
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"Europe is outperforming the U.S. in both valuations and earnings," Ng said.
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A lot of stocks are down and sell at extremely reasonable valuations.
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And valuations across Japan, at just 12.5 times expected earnings, are low.
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After hitting a succession of fresh all-time records, valuations are stretched.
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"Stock valuations have come down much quicker and more than we thought."
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Valuations are low but domestic investors are not ready to buy yet.
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STRETCHED VALUATIONS: Even after the pullback, stocks look expensive to some investors.
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With the selloff comes the opportunity to buy stocks at great valuations.
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Valuations of consumer staples are above ranges, according to the chart - reut.
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Sure, stout valuations today imply so-so returns over the long term.
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"But economists are not great knowing what appropriate valuations are," she said.
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Not coincidentally, many mutual funds have recently slashed their valuations of WeWork.
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Based on The Points Guy's valuations, 125,000 IHG points are worth $625.
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Valuations there are not cheap, but they're better than in developed markets.
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Instead, investors are most nervous about market valuations and central bank policies.
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Relatively high stock market valuations mean any earnings disappointments are harshly punished.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, an improving economic outlook continues to fuel equity valuations.
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Based on The Points Guy's valuations, 2100,200 United miles are worth $21,2300.
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THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT VALUATIONS ARE SOMEWHAT STRETCHED, BUT REMEMBER THE BACKDROP.
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In the short term, it's their valuations that gives him real pause.
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Shafir cites two hurdles for the lackluster deal environment: Valuations and regulation.
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The hearing comes as cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, hit all-time high valuations.
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But gains were tempered with equities at record highs and valuations elevated.
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More from the event: High valuations continue to be top of mind.
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Look at the size of the valuations of the digital companies overall.
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Of course, valuations are just a moment in time and could change.
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Based on The Points Guy's valuations, 21000,217 Amex points are worth $2175,21000.
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The banks' estimates have varied, with several pegging their valuations much lower.
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Well, because if overall valuations are down, you're gonna get a comp.
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Large gains, high valuations, and diverging internals followed by a swift unwind.
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Valuations were falling well before Mr. Trump moved into the White House.
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The odd conditions of 2018 have already made stock valuations more attractive.
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Tracking prices and valuations on the island can be difficult, agents said.
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Right now these are mostly paper profits, based on SoftBank's own valuations.
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One, markets were pricing in perfection, as evidenced by lofty market valuations.
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"This doesn&apost mean that valuations have &aposstopped working,&apos" he said.
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Furthermore, the industry's valuations are quite high relative to the , she said.
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A: QE has distorted all valuations, not just in the public markets.
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Valuations have risen, and the best investment opportunities are flooded with interest.
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WILFRED FROST: What do you feel of private market valuations right now?
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Other major Gulf markets also rose as cheaper valuations attracted the investors.
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"No matter how you look at valuations, they are high," he said.
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And he's worried that valuations for top stocks are now too high.
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These included proper valuations and appraisals and matters involving troubled debt restructuring.
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However, Greenblatt differentiates himself by shorting companies with nosebleed valuations as well.
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NH: So you think overall equity valuations at this level are sound?
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He warned that too much momentum buying carries stocks to overbought valuations.
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Furthermore, banks' valuations are reasonable at this juncture relative to the market.
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However, their valuations have raised concern that they may be too expensive.
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Investors became too euphoric about growth, driving valuations up to unsustainable levels.
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Firms with valuations that their revenues can't back are in similar straits.
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Montagu reiterated expensive valuations and monetary policy tightening are "causes for concern."
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Still, that is less than some recent private valuations of the company.
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But he remains skeptical about their valuations — even after their massive drops.
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That combination of rising stock prices and weak earnings sent valuations surging.
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Still, in absolute terms, those valuations are starting to get pretty stretched.
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Tech valuations, which rely on future growth, may also take a hit.
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The firm recommended companies with strong prospects for growth at reasonable valuations.
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"At current market valuations, we advise investors to adopt an active approach by stock-picking across sectors and rotating to quality laggards," Carl Berrisford, an analyst at UBS Wealth Management wrote in note, citing valuations nearing their peak.
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"Not only is the gap between equity yields and bond yields extreme, sector valuations are also at extreme levels, as is the gap between cyclicals and defensive valuations which is higher even than 2008-09," he told CNBC.
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"As the market opens — and all of our expectations are that the tech IPO window will be open in 2017 — you will have greater visibility toward public valuations which will reset valuations in the private setting," says Yaghmaie.
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When it comes to very early-stage valuations, Floodgate cofounder Ann Miura-Ko said she thinks her firm is seeing more "willingness by entrepreneurs to take much lower valuations than what their initial expectations were" for two reasons.
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Valuations for startups outside of the U.S. are typically lower, and represent prime opportunities for investors that are being squeezed from the biggest VC funds that are writing checks earlier in the pipeline and driving up those massive valuations.
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WILFRED FROST: When we consider WeWork as an example of a private market company – private market valuations – do you consider that as broadly actually representing a bubble in private market valuations, or is it more of a special situation?
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The tax savings also means companies will likely have more cash on hand, but that could also effectively push valuations higher at a time when booming U.S. valuations have already led dealmakers to hold off on M&A targets.
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But it's not difficult to see how they benefit from those higher valuations.
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The valuations of eight state conglomerates earmarked for flotation in 2014 remain pending.
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Valuations are getting stretched, leaving little room for disappointment on the earnings front.
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People are buying this market, not for technical, political, economic or valuations reasons.
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So what can corporations do to protect their brands and valuations from disinformation?
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The successful digital media startup stories are now exits at relatively tiny valuations.
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Regardless, both Bird and Lime have earned valuations of around $2 billion each.
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Those high prices—and high valuations—are the other problem for the market.
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As a result, most firms have independent internal groups that periodically analyze valuations.
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While the market has become more robust and active, valuations have remained stable.
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"Valuations are quite attractive [there] compared to their large-cap brethren," he added.
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But NYU Stern professor Aswath Damodaran believes their valuations are all too high.
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"I just don't see any heinous valuations in the stock market," Cramer said.
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But I'm amazed at how high the valuations are if you look broadly.
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PitchBook provided data on fundraising and implied valuations (current as of June 1).
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Do high valuations mean the market is going to crash to average levels?
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In the months since then, however, many cryptocurrencies have seen their valuations decline.
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Valuations of the company have been all over, from $300 to $35 million.
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Now, with valuations deflating, it's often viewed as more of a scarlet letter.
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There are so many of them, multi-billion dollar valuations for these things.
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There's been unabashed optimism and increasingly aggressive deal terms and valuations for startups.
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Valuations across global stocks have fallen as a result of recent market turbulence.
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For months, electric scooter businesses were securing large rounds at even larger valuations.
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Institutional investors had larger-than-normal holdings in equities, and valuations were high.
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There is less competition for capital, therefore lower valuations and more 'frugal' startups.
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Valuations, though still sky-high in some cases, may not be a roadblock.
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Investors generally seem unconcerned about valuations with some deals generating huge order books.
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The second-longest bull market in history has driven stock valuations sky high.
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Furthermore, prime commercial property valuations also appear to be high, the ECB said.
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"At these valuations, corporate credit looks a little less interesting here," Ivascyn said.
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They are nervous about equity valuations but they find government bonds deeply unattractive.
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We continue to see early-stage opportunities at right valuations, even through 2015.
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Over the long term, though, Foxconn should benefit from richer valuations in China.
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Despite these firms' punchy valuations, they are still looking for sustainable business models.
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Now, after being crushed for ages, health care companies have very cheap valuations.
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Many YC startups are fundraising at valuations at or higher than $193 million.
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Investors are still pouring millions into scooter startups, albeit sometimes at flat valuations.
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Depressed valuations show that far from tolerating European banks, most investors eschew them.
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We seek out those at cheap valuations ... that also offer strong div growth.
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For years now, growth equity valuations have been decoupled from the public markets.
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"Valuations matter, and high-quality dividend-paying stocks look fairly rich," he said.
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It's easy to be good when the stakes (and the valuations) are low.
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He lists attractive valuations and growth potential as reasons to consider buying them.
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It's hard to imagine what those low valuations would look like without buybacks.
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Activist investors are increasingly targeting Japanese companies over low valuations and cross-shareholdings.
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The system couldn't support the wild number of seed deals and high valuations.
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If the market pulls back hard and stays there, venture valuations will drop.
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"Valuations now are so crazy in the oil and gas industry," he said.
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Many analysts have grown concerned over valuations as equity benchmarks have pushed higher.
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Investors say that valuations for post-Demo Day raises have risen steeply recently.
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Source: Zirra So what makes private tech companies rack up such high valuations?
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"It appears to us like private valuations are very high," she told CNBC.
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Since then, cannabis shares have retreated on profit-taking and concerns about valuations.
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More worryingly, it comes at a time of unprecedented stock market valuations worldwide.
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For example, lower taxes could lower sellers' expenses, and thereby increase their valuations.
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Startups and VCs are facing tougher times, layoffs, down rounds and eroding valuations.
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One should start nibbling only in those stocks where valuations have become attractive.
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"Market valuations are still too expensive," said Steve DeSanctis, equity strategist at Jefferies.
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And the cyclically-adjusted price-earnings ratio shows valuations are well above average.
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Hogan said to expect more volatility, and some stretched valuations as a result.
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Outside of the U.S., Koesterich is positive on Japan's shares, citing solid valuations.
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Valuations can vary greatly, said Benjamin Lyon, associate at law firm Debevoise & Plimpton.
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It is no accident that companies with these characteristics get premium public valuations.
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The Irish firm said that remained well below valuations in recent industry transactions.
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M&A probably, and with valuations where they are, probably remains quite active.
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Larger cyber actors like Cybereason, CrowdStrike, Cylance and Tanium are nearing unicorn valuations.
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Investors are now coming back to earth - and bringing market valuations with them.
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Some analysts have been questioning valuations as corporate earnings continued to be tepid.
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Stockmarket valuations for Canadian technology firms are lower than in the United States.
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Sycamore Investment Services provides valuations of hard-to-price securities traded off exchanges.
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As more and more money crams into Silicon Valley, valuations inevitably become inflated.
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"I think the valuations are quite rich compared to historical experience," he said.
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This factors in valuations, ISM Manufacturing data, unemployment, inflation and the yield curve.
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Valuations are up and competition is fiercer than ever, making timing key. added.
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But some firms are coming under pressure to raise capital at cheaper valuations.
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They have reached lofty — some might say mythical — valuations extrapolated from private investments.
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"We think we are coming in at the trough on valuations," Lasry said.
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Valuations and round sizes have doubled on average in the past five years.
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A report from Marketwatch said company valuations are at a two-year low.
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The current generation of startups have advantages that help support eye-popping valuations.
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The Odebrecht revelations have led investors to re-examine their valuations of Corficolombiana.
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As a result, some analysts believe that valuations have become way too high.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, the valuations make sense-- with interest rates-- where they are.
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Valuations are going up more rapidly that what we've seen in the past.
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Already, investors are feeling cautious as stocks sit at lofty valuations, he said.
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That has stretched valuations in several sectors, raising concerns of a potential correction.
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Bond valuations are just as bad — and he's not alone in his views.
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You look at the valuations of the companies, the multiples are very low.
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"Valuations now look appealing," Christopher Swann, cross asset strategist at UBS Wealth Management.
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In the modern world, no interesting firm will be available at low valuations.
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Several brokerages however, retained their "buy" rating on the stock, citing attractive valuations.
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Doré says he's concerned that they're vulnerable and valuations are high right now.
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What is a judge, who is not an expert in valuations, to do?
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"Valuations of CVA range from 800 million to 1.2 billion euros," he said.
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Analysts' valuations of the company range widely, between $1.2 trillion to $2.3 trillion.
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Analysts' valuations of the company have varied from $1.2 trillion to $503 trillion.
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While tech stocks have outperformed this year, markets have concerns relating to valuations.
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Still, when it comes to high valuations, Shafir still sees windows of opportunity.
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Many fund managers believe valuations no longer support sharp rises from current levels.
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Many Canadian weed firms far exceed these valuations based on their current sales.
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Earlier-stage companies should base growth targets and valuations on comparable company metrics.
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The monthly filings provide more frequent updates to startup valuations between funding rounds.
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That's kept a lid on valuations and driven up the equity risk premium.
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Hysteria can only support valuations for so long, and eventually fundamentals take over.
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It all comes down to dividend yield, earnings growth, and changes in valuations.
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The deal values GKN shares at around 406.5 pence based on current valuations.
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But those valuations may be a bit of myth — or perhaps wishful thinking.
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The gap in those valuations would narrow if oil prices were to rise.
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Using classic definitions, stock valuations have markedly improved in just a few months.
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In fact, some companies can only get financing by slashing their valuations. Woof.
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Other Chinese technology outfits rushing to market have had to lower their valuations.
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Could stock valuations in Europe and Japan be infinite with yields below zero?
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But as valuations skyrocket in the U.S., there may be increased interest abroad.
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But this gold-rush mentality has analysts worried about the sky-high valuations.
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That means market valuations can remain stretched for some time before cooling off.
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Elsewhere in N.C., startups AvidXchange, Red Ventures, and Tresata all have unicorn valuations.
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Congress became enamored with big tech more for its valuations than its values.
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I mean, it is hard to say that private market valuations aren't high.
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And valuations — many of which were too high to begin with — will fall.
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He's not worried about valuations due to the bullishness of the economic cycle.
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Coleman said the market correction may not be over because of stock valuations.
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I would just say at these market levels, valuations are not particularly supportive.
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Investors have been worried about valuations following recent record highs in the market.
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In cybersecurity, as elsewhere, the market rewards rapid growth and valuations reflect [that].
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And so, we have a world where equity valuations are what they are.
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But, the S&P 500 enters the reporting stretch with sky-high valuations.
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When do historically high valuations start to bump up against rising interest rates?
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Then, we'll have a better idea of whether today's valuations are indeed justified.
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Right now, one of Hussman&aposs favorite measures of valuations is flashing red.
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But Reed said the problem wasn&apost a few companies with inflated valuations.
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As long as the pound remains weak, equity valuations will be revised higher.
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Paulsen expects choppiness to continue until valuations come down to more normal levels.
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The protection also speaks to how complicated these private market valuations can be.
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Roth said she and others have been warning about valuations, citing Peloton specifically.
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According to The Points Guy&aposs valuations, 70,000 AAdvantage miles are worth $703.
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Specifically, he still sees great valuations in names like DSW and Kearny Financial.
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Companies going public look to competitors as reference points for their own valuations.
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If the U.S. ambassador's words reflect Trump's thinking, such valuations are unduly pessimistic.
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Such regulations come as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have hit record high valuations.
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Lawless cautioned the furious pace of appreciation was starting to stretch valuations again.
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Offerings this year have lower valuations compared with the late 1990's peak.
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Meanwhile, this deal set off a decade of perfectly reasonable digital media valuations.
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Siegel said investors should pay attention to valuations in order to stay grounded.
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San Francisco start-ups need idle cars everywhere to amass billion-dollar valuations.
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But the rising valuations have only continued to climb in the last year.
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Investors seem to be losing patience with lofty valuations at loss-making companies.
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Both Lime and its closest competitor, Bird, raised money at nine-figure valuations.
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The table below shows the latest valuations of the world's 10 biggest cryptocurrencies.
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Treasury secretaries in the past have shied away from publicly discussing market valuations.
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The rally has come as earnings projections have weakened, making valuations more expensive.
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If global supply chains keep getting disrupted, though, so too should tech valuations.
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But now, the bank said valuations in both Asia ex-Japan and emerging markets look attractive on both a price-to-earnings and a price-to-book basis, not just on their own, but also when compared with global valuations.
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And if you offset that with decent valuations, with very attractive valuations in many sectors, and decent conditions with these companies, we think it's a good environment for not only for investing in equities, but for active investing in equities.
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Going back to the late '80s or '90s, I've worked with companies that have gone out with $300 million, $400 million, $500 million valuations; I've worked with ones that have gone out at $30 billion, $40 billion, $100 billion valuations.
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The soaring valuations of private companies, and the flood of investors keeping those valuations sky-high, took a hit last year when unprofitable unicorns Uber and Lyft went public and quickly saw their stocks drop while WeWork's IPO ambitions imploded entirely.
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Whether or not you believe in efficient market theory — the notion that prices in public markets reflect a full accounting of all existing information — there is little doubt that public valuations include significantly more diversity of expert opinion than private valuations.
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The Black Friday correction brought SaaS multiples back in-line with enterprise software valuations.
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The upcoming earnings season will justify the lofty valuations for U.S. stocks, analysts said.
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If you subtract the confidence in increasing growth and economic prospects, valuations will contract.
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Stock valuations are at their highest since 2004, and above their 15-year average.
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Trader Pete Najarian said that valuations are still fairly low in the technology sectors.
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Plus, valuations are heavily correlated with consumer confidence, and that is rising, he added.
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A booming stock market has boosted corporate valuations, making the IPO option more attractive.
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Rasiej also argues New York doesn't look for unicorn startups with billion-dollar valuations.
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But Lemonides says he is not concerned that valuations will get out of hand.
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SunTrust recently upgraded its rating on U.S. small-cap stocks, citing their low valuations.
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Investors are turning their attention to the impending earnings season to justify lofty valuations.
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" Match Group's spokeswoman Justine Sacco said the company doesn't "disclose information on internal valuations.
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The valuations for the big scooter companies are, I think, way too high. Bird.
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As a result, we'll see fewer deals, lower valuations and more caution among investors.
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While that has made valuations expensive, it's also attracted top talent to the space.
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Valuations across European stocks and UK stocks were sent down by this week's falls.
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Slow growth and high valuations remain the two biggest problems for the stock market.
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The merger was contentious because of a huge disparity in the two firms' valuations.
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Moreover, equity valuations look close to fair value rather than cheap in absolute terms.
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The valuations of a few of them have doubled in just a few months.
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If a crash in valuations is unlikely, however, some belt-tightening is in order.
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This may surprise you: Valuations have been much more stable than many people realize.
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Although average seed valuations have increased over time, that doesn't paint a useful picture.
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Beyond valuations, Blokland believes the Federal Reserve could pose a problem for the rally.
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Investors have been counting on earnings to support the relatively high valuations for equities.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: I'm looking at the ones whose valuations have sold off a bit.
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It's also possible, though unusual, that some investors are getting in at different valuations.
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TC: Why do you think confusion around 409A valuations has persisted for so long?
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Funding activity has slowed in recent months, and private valuations look ripe for reductions.
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Only those companies that can offer attractive and sustainable growth will merit premium valuations.
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I CAN'T SAY I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE VALUATIONS ON THE STOCK MARKET.
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He also expressed concern about what he called relatively lofty valuations in financial markets.
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"Valuations are relatively attractive, especially as you move 10 years and beyond," Grabovac said.
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But these pricey valuations aren't limited to the traditional high-yield sectors like utilities.
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I do think valuations are stretched though, and we're in a hair-trigger environment.
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Nonetheless, this purchase is notable for another reason: the rise and fall of valuations.
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Given how high equity valuations have crept, risk-adjusted return is critical, he added.
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Even terminals perceived as a mature value play, like TCP, have seen resilient valuations.
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The firm cited increased contracting, higher property valuations and gains from selling investment properties.
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He calls the current phase a "fearful period" that will ultimately refresh market valuations.
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Activist investors are increasingly targeting Japanese companies due in part to perceived low valuations.
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Market participants said valuations were expensive, so disappointing economic data could trigger another selloff.
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Friday's action suggests some hedge funds may be taking a harder look at valuations.
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Seed stage valuations are lower, which is good for seed stage investors like me.
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Unfortunately, the volatility of those unlicensed valuations still puts people like Betsy at risk.
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Price-to-earnings valuations are at highs not seen since the dot-com bubble.
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Simmons said valuations for private assets, such as infrastructure and real estate, remained prohibitive.
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But Goldman told clients to pick up some of these stocks with depressed valuations.
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Would there ever be sufficient revenue in the cybersecurity market to sustain unicorn valuations?
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Valuations for the milling business will determine whether Bunge finalizes an IPO, executives said.
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"Regulators artificially keep the IPO prices much lower than market valuations," said investor Zhu.
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The one crumb of comfort: stock valuations are already pretty low by historic metrics.
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Valuations were stretched in Los Angeles, Zurich, Tokyo, Geneva and New York, it said.
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Rising valuations give Paulsen reason to believe a recession is not on the horizon.
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EY's Pogson however cautioned that valuations in China may be getting a bit overheated.
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That optimism is also helping IPOs, analysts said, although they warned of high valuations.
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Investors are now looking to the upcoming quarterly earnings season to justify pricy valuations.
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The S&P 500 remains up 10 percent in 2017 and valuations remain rich.
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Valuations looked stretched, with the index trading at more than 18 times forward earnings.
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In addition, the Swiss equity market exhibits some of the most attractive relative valuations.
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Current high valuations of many assets are forcing investors to look for new solutions.
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These rounds and valuations are of a size once reserved for public tech firms.
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" Why it matters: "Taken together, these challenges threaten the stock valuations of the group.
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And stock valuations have been distorted by buybacks and other forms of financial engineering.
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He added that he doubted valuations of tech companies such as Xiaomi could persist.
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Ofo and rival Mobike have emerged as front-runners with valuations exceeding $1 billion.
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As for the East, flood valuations have dropped, which draws investment, the councilman said.
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With the rally about to enter its second month, valuations may come under focus.
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But they also now trade at expensive valuations compared to their five-year averages.
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Additionally, the impact of Kuroda's aggressive buying of stocks on valuations has been fleeting.
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Arguments over the valuations of products or the tariffs applicable can last for weeks.
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Indeed, political drama and high valuations are clearly driving some investors to take profits.
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But digital companies with huge market valuations and market shares typically have few assets.
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Airware's story should serve as a warning to startups raising at high-flying valuations.
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EM currencies are still benefiting from supportive fundamental valuations and attractive EM real rates.
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"I've taken multiple companies to multi-billion dollar valuations," he says on the show.
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Company valuations may drop, but that beats the alternative of a suddenly thinning herd.
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He said he plans to wait for valuations to rebound before tapping the markets.
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Not every Lipper Award-winning fund is turned off by the high valuations, however.
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The less rosy near-term prospects for corporate earnings may also weigh on valuations.
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That is roughly in line with average industry valuations, according to one analyst's report.
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This increased regulatory and consumer scrutiny could make high sector valuations difficult to justify.
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After all, higher valuations for stocks and bonds today decrease their expected forward returns.
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And corporate profits, market valuations and long-term interest rates may not co-operate.
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The valuations of U.S. regional banks have soared following Trump's victory in the Nov.
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However, valuations should not be considered in isolation but in relation to other factors.
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In all, 15 cryptocurrencies now have market valuations above $1 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Mr. Davies said that mergers would help, if done at valuations that make sense.
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Unicorns is the term used for startups with private valuations north of $220 billion.
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Based on travel website The Points Guy's valuations, 2000,2125 IHG points are worth $53.
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However, the sector has come under pressure of late over concerns about lofty valuations.
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"Ongoing policy uncertainty represents a key downside risk for US equity valuations," Kostin wrote.
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They include treating valuations with healthy skepticism and looking for holes in business models.
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Wall Street is also not convinced the Fed is worried about stock market valuations.
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With overall volumes declining and share valuations looking extremely stretched, investors are growing cautious.
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Stock valuations are historically high, and bond yields are still near all-time lows.
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Uber's most recent valuations have put the company between $62 billion and $72 billion.
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As the earnings season gathers steam, investors will parse reports to justify stock valuations.
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Some investors said the stocks offered attractive valuations but caution over the sector remained.
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Yet not all newly public companies maintained or exceeded their prior private market valuations.
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VS: Valuations in Texas companies are very dependent on the stage of the company.
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Public markets are also rewarding Latin American startups with continued investment and high valuations.
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The result is fast growth, high burn rates, bigger funding rounds and inflated valuations.
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The AUM is a combination of flows and changes in asset valuations, Pimco said.
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Valuations and deal sizes at the seed and Series A stages continue to climb.
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Could these magical companies see their valuations slip and fall out of the herd?
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Now we're seeing that high ETF valuations have created a real stock-picker's market.
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First, if valuations take a hit, that's "not necessarily a bad thing," notes Tusk.
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Not only are valuations high, but earnings growth is low and expectations are falling.
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"Our primary tactical product is overweight equities, despite our concerns on valuations," explained Ramsey.
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But valuations of Indian e-commerce firms are believed to have softened since then.
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Agati, who has $5003 billion in assets under management, sees valuations dropping further, too.
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The Value ETF, buys U.S. large- and mid-capitalization stocks with relatively lower valuations.
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These falling valuations are keeping Bernstein from buying any stocks in the embattled sector.
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And Blackrock, which only discloses its valuations every six months, said as of Oct.
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Companies that are taken private usually have low valuations and are unloved by investors.
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According to The Points Guy's valuations, 60,63 American Airlines miles are worth about $840.
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As that money flows down to sports teams, their own valuations are going up.
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Silicon Valley's prosperity depends on the bloated valuations of its army of unprofitable unicorns.
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The competition to deploy funds inevitably led to higher valuations for the buzziest startups.
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Investors typically argue that equity valuations can be higher when bond yields are lower.
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Can all of this continue, given increasingly high valuations and an aging bull market?
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Alibaba and its biggest Chinese rival, Tencent Holdings, now have valuations around $400 billion.
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That's presumably down to the up round valuations Blossom is already able to tout.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: What do you make of bank company valuations like your own?
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It's a good start, but we all know today's valuations can change very fast.
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Lime and rival Bird have each reached unicorn status, topping valuations of $1 billion.
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The global economic outlook may be relatively sanguine, but market valuations were getting high.
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ETFs require daily valuations and redeemability, which could be tested by digital currency assets.
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The fact it was concerned about valuations indicates it is, unsurprisingly, disciplined on price.
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Stock valuations in the U.S. genuinely do appear stout, if not at egregious extremes.
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Companies like Apple and Amazon have soared to new heights, hitting trillion dollar valuations.
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That means Chinese companies were acquiring firms at much higher valuations than global peers.
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Uber and Lyft used to have competing hot air balloons, referring to their valuations.
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At current TPG valuations, that&aposs a return of 20% on your Lyft rides.
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But foreign investors were wary of investing in Aramco because of concerns over valuations.
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She expects more deal activity despite valuations, which are also elevated in public markets.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: Well, we're very, very high -- have very high valuations in most stocks.
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Buybacks with valuations elevated arguably are not the best long-term use of capital.
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They say that based on conservative valuations, Kylie Cosmetics is worth nearly $73 million.
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The WeWork saga was a kind of reckoning for tech valuations in private markets.
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Their strategy hinges on finding young companies that are raising capital at reasonable valuations.
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He felt their stock prices had gotten too expensive and didn't reflect valuations accurately.
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According to Paulsen, the rally could persist at these higher valuations for some time.
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Also, with valuations already depressed, some investors are not as downbeat on the sector.
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And some start-ups sold out to bigger companies for multibillion-dollar valuations. Jet.
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Market valuations have been a frequent topic of discussion in client meetings, Rines said.
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Even after the recent stock market declines, company valuations are still near historical highs.
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In any potential talks, however, Flipkart and Snapdeal's frothy valuations could be a problem.
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With valuations rising, market watchers are paying close attention to the earnings forecast trend.
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Defenders of valuations for the scooter companies point to the differences from ride-sharing.
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Despite valuations becoming more reasonable, with yields now roughly in line with fair value, "we do not yet fully believe that either the degree of underperformance seen, or current valuations, compensate adequately for the risks," it said in a note last week.
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Venture investors worry the move will affect valuations and exitsSome startups could see their valuations cut or not get the kind of valuation they were expecting in their next fund raising round as venture capitalists factor in the antitrust risk, the investors said.
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History points to lofty valuations preceding market crashes: indeed, the Daily Telegraph reported that the only times market valuations have been higher than today's (adjusted for inflation) were just before the dotcom bubble of the late 1990s and the 1929 Wall Street crash.
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The hyper growth of those start-ups had led to extreme valuations in the private markets, but this year's IPO market has served as a rude awakening as those companies' market caps in the public markets have fallen way below their private valuations.
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Value investors favor stocks that have relatively cheap valuations relative to the rest of the market, while growth investors invest in stocks like Netflix or Amazon, which may have high valuations but are expected to expand at a faster pace than their peers.
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However, concerns over high valuations have meant lacklustre debuts for insurance companies that have listed.
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While FANG shares have flow high, so have their valuations during the Dow's historic march.
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He noted that stock valuations are rich since the market remains near all-time highs.
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So some investors see high valuations in technology sector as, you know, a potential issue.
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Bird and Lime, for example, both raised large rounds of capital at billion-dollar valuations.
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"The big beatdown in valuations is a big threat to their business models," he said.
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On top of that, he says its operational opacity makes it hard to judge valuations.
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That's why industries with a highly fragmented competitive landscape tend to get much lower valuations.
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Investors are also keeping an eye on quarterly earnings to justify pricey valuations of stocks.
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Do your own valuation and realize that private valuations may be disconnected from reality. 1593.
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MI) spin-off have improved market valuations in recent years, and suppliers including Autoliv (ALV.
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He added that BofA and Citi have more room to run because of their valuations.
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But with their valuations at lofty levels, we are no longer increasing our stock portfolio.
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Recruiting is easier, fundraising is a snap, valuations are higher and there are more exits.
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Jim McCaughan told CNBC Monday that he doesn't see current valuations as a big problem.
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Healthcare, for example, has already had something of a correction and valuations are pretty cheap.
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There's plenty of reasonable valuations out there," he said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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"Poland has great momentum leading into this year and still has cheap valuations," he said.
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MEASURED AGAINST INTEREST RATES, STOCKS ACTUALLY ARE ON THE CHEAP SIDE COMPARED TO HISTORIC VALUATIONS.
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Zell suggested equity valuations are reflecting a better world than the one that actually exists.
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But this has resulted in more private equity money chasing deals and pushing up valuations.
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With Iran now part of the global economy, valuations may come closer to international levels.
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Those lofty valuations, which often bring companies into new categories, can create culture clashes, too.
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Investors are looking to the upcoming earnings season to justify lofty valuations on Wall Street.
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Those ballooning valuations are only pierced when they're rejected by Wall Street in an IPO.
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Even with the selloff, stocks as a whole are not much cheaper based on valuations.
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A lot of bystanders, your ego included, will cheer you as you get higher valuations.
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"Valuations, we have to admit, are fully valued in terms of equity markets," added Parker.
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This story has been updated with Friday close of trade stock prices and market valuations.
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Those valuations have run up in part because volatility is artificially low, according to Debusschere.
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But arbitrary, decades-old valuations also make split-rate taxation a hard policy to sell.
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Founders saw opportunities to raise more money, frequently, at ever higher valuations, with less dilution.
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Commodity valuations rebounded last year, and again led by Glencore, mining-company share prices rallied.
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Last year, talk of a bubble in private company valuations dominated much of the chatter.
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Sustaining the growth rebound would seem to be an important pillar supporting current market valuations.
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What he saw, though, were companies with valuations cheaper than anything else in the world.
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Valuations of publicly-traded warehouse owners have surged in some cases by 30% this year.
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Talks last year over merging the business with Dish Networks stalled over disagreements about valuations.
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He said Valero Energy and Tesoro have attractive valuations at this point in the market.
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So while some of these valuations are high ... that can go on a long time.
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As stock valuations plow farther into historically high levels, our proclivity is to remain defensive.
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Friday's action may suggest some hedge funds may be taking a harder look at valuations.
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Council tax, one of the biggest wealth taxes, is based on property valuations from 1991.
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Iley added the equity market's relatively high valuations were backed by the country's sound fundamentals.
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However, with equity valuations now above long-term averages, buying back shares is becoming expensive.
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And hence, to Wald, higher valuations will not stop investors from continuing to buy stocks.
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He said investors are also looking at retail companies because their valuations remain relatively low.
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Revenue growth alone has weakened as a predictor of public company valuations Source: Geodesic Capital.
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WeWork is often referenced as the perfect example of Silicon Valley's tendency to inflate valuations.
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When the market is acting this way, what does that mean about valuations [for example].
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The former has a direct correlation with valuations, while the latter has an inverse relationship.
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There are several clear paths to long-term survival, but not to billion-dollar valuations.
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JH: Mutual fund and hedge fund guys have been sued in the past over valuations.
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In Dubai, aggregate net income fell by almost one tenth but valuations remain relatively cheap.
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" Memami recommended moving towards credit instead of stocks, since "equity valuations may be somewhat high.
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Oil companies' valuations are dwarfed by tech firms', but their coffers remain deep (see chart).
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Investors have been counting on strong earnings to justify the relatively expensive valuations for stocks.
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Technology's outperformed the broader so far this year, taking stock valuations higher along with it.
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During Backplane's heyday, VCs were willing to throw big sums and valuations at unproven companies.
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And while some companies are growing quickly, they are often trading at majorly high valuations.
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Financial markets, with high equity valuations and low bond yields, are currently priced for perfection.
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For now, insuretech venture investors are largely holding on, hoping valuations will continue to rise.
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Both companies are losing share in their core market and are at near-high valuations.
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No one was doing a good job helping private companies manage equity, valuations and transactions.
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Valuations in the sector are high and reflect oil prices much higher than current prices.
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With the earnings season gathering steam, investors will parse corporate reports to justify stock valuations.
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Analysts say volatility in currency valuations could also have given the reserves figure a boost.
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Yes, he bakes in a "TV exposure" premium when thinking about valuations on Shark Tank.
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As the valuations of the technology bets increase, investors are looking at SoftBank's exit strategy.
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And some bargain hunters are also betting on stronger 2.63 growth than current valuations imply.
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Later stage companies that may be contemplating IPO have seen their valuations start to fall.
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No surprise, the market gravitated more towards its historic valuations if FOMC days were excluded.
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However, Goldman Sachs was down 0.6 percent after Citigroup rating cut due to lofty valuations.
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Valuations are quite high so we are turning a little bit more cautious than before.
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The takeaway is that European private tech valuations are closer to reality than those stateside.
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The interest in the sector has seen a number of start-ups snag high valuations.
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Equity valuations, in other words, do not have to rise just because rates are low.
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Of course, these valuations are volatile and could come down below the $1 billion mark.
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Unabated Investor Demand: Strong valuations for prime commercial property in Switzerland support PSP's financial flexibility.
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"Valuations in many cases reflect risks from the energy and commodity complex," said Morgan Stanley.
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As corporate earnings reports start trickling in, investors are also cautious given the lofty valuations.
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Both VCs and LPs understand the value of having capital to invest at lower valuations.
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From the Federal Reserve chair on down, expectations have been building along with equity valuations.
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This has given investment companies, including CPPIB, a chance to buy assets at attractive valuations.
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These brands are making large investments globally, often in cash at strong valuations, he added.
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Just under 15% said equities look cheap, while less than 4% think valuations are stretched.
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Once one accepts that equities can underperform, then one needs to worry about starting valuations.
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Investors are concerned whether newly public companies will ever live up to their high valuations.
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Until recently, deals have still proved difficult to do because of lingering disagreements over valuations.
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High valuations may also signal an eventual correction for the market in the near-term.
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Low historical valuations combined with cheap money have pushed corporations to return trillions to investors.
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If there's a bright spot, says Elfenbein, it's that "valuations are really cheap" at present.
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A determination that workers are employees would affect the profits and valuations of these startups.
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I would now say that and Coach are getting very close to rock bottom valuations.
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Overall, these ETFs have lots of good, large stocks that have good valuations, Rosenbluth said.
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We've all heard about companies going from working in a garage to billion dollar valuations.
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Goldman studied the valuations of the tech leaders, known as the FAAMG — for Facebook, Amazon.
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That's despite a rocky year to date for crypto, at least in terms of valuations.
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The head of the International Monetary Fund said stock market valuations have been "extremely high".
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"AirAsia's current valuations are low as investors see it as a cyclical airline," she said.
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There is clear correlation between the level of interest rates and bank valuations (first chart).
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According to travel website The Points Guy's valuations, Amex points are worth 2 cents apiece.
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"It speaks well to the league and will reflect an increase in valuations," says Raij.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer knows how hard it is to compare stocks using their individual valuations.
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"Don't use valuations if they're not at extreme levels," he said at a conference recently.
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Other corporate venture funds acknowledge that their growing ranks have pushed up private company valuations.
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Meanwhile, in 2016, there were almost that many at valuations of $500 million or more.
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Are valuations now cheap enough and will fragile sentiment solidify enough to spark a rebound?
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And the fact that those valuations are high doesn't mean that they are necessarily overvalued.
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If interest rates were to rise precipitously, that certainly would put pressure on stock valuations.
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Bonds would be viewed as better alternatives to stocks, likely leading to lower stock valuations.
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It dragged everything into question: their valuations, their earnings and whether they were safe investments.
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Sityodtong said there are only three sports brands in Asia with valuations above $1403 billion.
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And what's more, equities have been indiscriminant about pricing this idea into their current valuations.
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Valuations will continue to go up, and all the while the SoftBank bubble grows bigger.
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And, 32 of this year's Disruptor 50 companies have valuations of $252 billion or more.
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Some regard equity markets and valuations, having made very strong advances in 2017, as stretched.
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Still, he doesn't believe this promising outlook justifies various equity market valuations around the world.
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You've told us on this program that inflation acts as a weight on stock valuations.
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One Wall Street analyst believes the acquisition will hurt the valuations of drug supply companies.
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Valuations in the private markets, particularly the late-stage private markets, can sometimes be irrational.
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One such group is enterprise tech, which has already seen stock valuations start to fade.
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That person said the two sides could not overcome disagreements about valuations at the time.
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Those lofty valuations, which often bring companies into new categories, can create culture clashes too.
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Today, we are ever less apt to base valuations on precedence—who did what first.
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Valuations also remain supportive, with the dollar's trade-weighted basket still below long-term averages.
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Additionally, valuations are stretched; albeit on stronger earnings growth expected for this and next year.
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Despite stalling in recent weeks, the post-election rally has contributed to somewhat lofty valuations.
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We will also need to see a recalibration of private company valuations, particularly amongst unicorns.
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A ruling that drivers are employees would affect the profits and valuations at both companies.
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TC: Have valuations been impacted by some of the global turmoil we've seen of late?
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Strategists expect companies' profit growth to help justify lofty valuations and sustain gains in stocks.
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Or sit on cash and pray for a large pullback that brings more attractive valuations?
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Some analysts have also suggested that tech stocks lack the fundamentals to justify high valuations.
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Regarding valuations, the median multiple for SaaS rounds to date is roughly six times ARR.
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Put simply, he said expected cannabis sales don't justify the current valuations of marijuana companies.
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With the rally about to enter its second month, however, valuations may come under focus.
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Further, the lower valuations also look attractive compared with the benchmark S&P 500's .
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Investors are already questioning high cash burns and valuations of India's top e-commerce companies.
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Those first valuations start the clock ticking on returns for investors — and the founding team.
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In recent years, Hong Kong financial deals saw competition among Chinese bidders, driving up valuations.
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When valuations are less driven by central banks, that will no longer be the case.
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Market-wide re-valuations are causing stocks like Tesla to enjoy unexpected boosts, Cramer said.
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Some market watchers see opportunities abroad as equity valuations in the U.S. appear historically stretched.
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Emerging market cyclicals have become more appealing because of improving earnings sentiment and attractive valuations.
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Investors told CNBC they predict fundraising rounds generally stalling and reaching less eye-popping valuations.
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First, stock market valuations are rosy after nearly a decade of easy central-bank policy.
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But tech valuations can be justified, according to Jim McCaughan, CEO of Principal Global Investors.
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Economic fundamentals ought to result in modestly rising global bond yields and higher equity valuations.
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Some analysts argue that stock valuations are too high and earnings are beginning to stagnate.
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The amount of money raised in seed rounds has doubled and valuations have increased significantly.
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"With nervousness about their decimated stock portfolios comes insecurity about real estate valuations," Frigan said.
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Mr. Klarman had already warned investors about "perilously high valuations" in a letter in January.
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The variance filtered down to country VC valuations, though it was a little less sharp.
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With the market still flirting with record highs, there are many stocks carrying hefty valuations.
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Collum warns of a 50% stock crash that would bring valuations back to historical averages.
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Still, the stock market soared and many experts felt that valuations were way too high.
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Worse than just expensive valuations, these later-stage rounds can become very proprietary and exclusive.
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To Hussman, this indicates that there&aposs a wide disconnect between valuations and underlying fundamentals.
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Be smart: Private company valuations are set by a small number of investors, not markets.
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And some bargain hunters are also betting on stronger 2019 growth than current valuations imply.
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Industrials and technology stocks, with their extended valuations, are the sectors that are struggling today.
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I mean, you may see some dislocations and periods of time where valuations are reset.
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"I think people were feeling a little concerned about valuations in high yield," she said.
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In turn, sudden dramatic falls in equity valuations likely create a flight to quality assets.
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Startups often disclose their overall valuations in press releases when they announce these funding rounds.
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How much did Crowdstrike's successful IPO boost cybersecurity-focused startup valuations and fundraising last year?
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According to Hussman, market valuations are churning about three times higher than their historical norm.
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However, now he's telling investors the opposite because historically the market underperforms at these valuations.
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Global investors proved to be skittish over the earlier valuations offered by the Saudi government.
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Silver Run's IPO shows that some investors believe the sector's corporate valuations have reached bottom.
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Private valuations are way out of sync with what the public is willing to pay.
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"Valuations are pretty stretched," the firm's chief investment officer told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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We view TSLA shares as expensive at current valuations, despite our forecast of 2019 profitability.
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The powerful rally has been driven almost entirely by higher valuations, not improved earnings expectations.
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According to The Points Guy&aposs valuations, 30,000 Amex points are worth $600 toward travel.
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"None of them are screamingly cheap," he said, adding U.S. stock valuations are much higher.
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Villere also said he tries to find companies with attractive valuations relative to their peers.
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In June, Freddie Mac said it would start accepting automated valuations for some refinancing loans.
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Others correctly called a Turkish crisis and stuck to holding U.S. tech, despite pricey valuations.
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Despite the surge in valuations, Tilray posted just $9.7 million in net sales last quarter.
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Absolutely not, as things like fundamentals, valuations, and technicals are still what will drive markets.
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It could be between 20 and 40 percent depending on the valuations at the time.
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First, fundamentally you have a high rate of FDA approvals, valuations are not too inflated.
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Investor skepticism is high as measured by EPS valuations that are at ten-year lows.
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That's a sign of the times — valuations and deal sizes have grown in recent years.
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"In terms of valuations I can't see the case being eroded," he told CNBC Tuesday.
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Bill: The really prime valuations are in the US. The American economy is very strong.
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Silicon Valley's party turned into a hangover as Wall Street challenged so-called 'unicorn' valuations.
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Company valuations will come down as the cost of acquisition financing goes up, Baratta said.
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Investors should look to another corner of the market to justify high valuations, Tepper said.
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Even when reviewed by third parties, a fund manager's valuations are nonetheless open to interpretation.
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Once the music stopped in public markets, and investors either retreated to safer types of investments than technology companies or woke up to the over-inflated valuations of those companies relative to their short-term growth prospects, the public market declines impacted private market valuations.
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Schoendorf said that the ability for these companies to reach multi-hundred-billion-dollar valuations has "set a new baseline for what real long-term valuations are" and said another five companies will join the ranks of these firms over the next 10 years.
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Valuations"Equity valuations appear constrained—in part by high geopolitical risk and political uncertainty (think trade wars, Brexit, instability in the Middle East, Italy and its future in the European Union (EU))—rather than being overvalued at the end of a cycle," he added.
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"With both JUUL and Uber, problems have resulted in lower valuations than would otherwise be the case, but both companies have also grown faster than they otherwise would have if they had been more cautious, and this growth has boosted the valuations," he told me.
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Some speculate this is the result of a cooling in valuations and a need for exits.
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The market is too concerned about the growth outlook for China without noticing the low valuations.
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Valuations for once-vaunted private companies have been slashed and some start-ups have shut down.
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"You can argue...the market does justify the high level of valuations," Bowers told the summit.
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Michael Farr, president of Farr, Miller & Washington, explained there's a disconnect between share prices and valuations.
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Both economies are improving, with lower policy rates likely to support valuations for 2017, it added.
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So far, several of those recently public companies have failed to match their private market valuations.
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And compared to other companies in its sector, which have also seen valuations rise, it's undervalued.
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But high valuations, especially for some of the recent insurance IPOs, have weighed on investor sentiment.
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Pan said yield-hungry investors piled into bank shares for their high dividends and low valuations.
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Investors are keeping a close eye on corporate earnings reports, given the rise in stock valuations.
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That's darn quick, and investors took notice, showering the company with cash and ever-rising valuations.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading lower, led by technology shares amid worries over stretched valuations.
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U.S. equities, the world leaders in terms of performance and valuations, saw $2.6 billion of inflows.
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With tech stocks declining, multiple investors we spoke with expect these startup valuations to fall further.
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Valuations are complex, especially for companies that raised capital through an initial coin offering, or ICO.
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It may also fuel bubbles in places like commercial real estate where valuations already look frothy.
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But Yu sees two main factors supporting sterling in the months ahead, the first being valuations.
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Some worry that the pool will further inflate already overly high valuations of private tech companies.
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However, their elevated valuations made them vulnerable to sharp sell-offs and underperformance through the 1980s.
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"Valuations here are rich by almost any measure," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
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That may help them attract more VC money and help push their private market valuations higher.
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The cheaper valuations are drawing the attention of some investors who believe the selling appears overdone.
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Based on government rating and valuation department data, property valuations grew 10% between December and May.
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First, there is the possibility that valuations appear inflated because corporate profit levels are particularly depressed.
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What will happen if and when startup funding does retreat for some period, and valuations reset?
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The companies said the relative valuations were based on share prices over the past 45 days.
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Private equity firms also sought a bit more creativity, as valuations for potential buyouts remained high.
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A record 266 of this year's Disruptor 2410 companies have valuations of $290 billion or more.
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The capital flood has caused deal sizes and pre-money valuations at all stages to swell.
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One investor told CNBC valuations in Chinese markets were "a little bit expensive" at the moment.
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What might Trump's moves towards deregulation do for tech company valuations — might they be pushed up?
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Mr Vincent was once asked to design a land tax based on valuations dating from 1957.
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Having spent most of the first fund, another acquisition machine could help maintain toppy tech valuations.
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In general I would not say that asset valuations are out of line with historical norms.
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Several consecutive years of yield shift (in 244: GBP220m) has supported the LTV through higher valuations.
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Third, the dizzying valuations of big tech firms imply that their profits will soar still further.
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Najarian said stocks like Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup look attractive at current valuations.
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Our citizens pay more and more for tickets, and valuations of professional sports franchises have skyrocketed.
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"The stocks with the higher growth are all trading at higher valuations," wrote Gibbs to CNBC.
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You started offering 409A valuations as part of a bundled service a couple of years ago.
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From Uber to Lyft, there are a handful of on-demand "unicorns," with sky high valuations.
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Furthermore, given Federal Reserve monetary policy guidance, Fitch anticipates AFS securities portfolio valuations will remain pressured.
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We're hoping this [current] reset of valuations will set up a similarly interesting 2016 and 2017.
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A second technology bubble is evident in the nosebleed valuations of tech firms such as Tesla.
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The market has also been treading water as investors fret about elevated valuations following the election.
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REITs and staples, in particular, have outperformed in the past three months and pushed valuations higher.
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The disclosure form lists the valuations of those interests at about $8 million to $36 million.
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Although valuations might contract, many other pressures on a startup actually relax in a down economy.
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Even if we were far friendlier than the rest, our first valuations were probably too low.
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Combining punchy valuations with massive losses means taking the entrepreneurial art form to a dizzying extreme.
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As our briefing in last week's issue pointed out, valuations are pretty high across the board.
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Companies delivering the best growth relative to company profitability will be rewarded with the best valuations.
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Facebook and Google-parent Alphabet, on the other hand, are at "historically low valuations," Cramer said.
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And while those valuations could certainly be corrected, it's not the outcome startup investors would prefer.
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With many equity markets trading at relatively expensive valuations, China's stock market is looking rather attractive.
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ONE, THE MARKET IS LOOKING AT ASSET VALUATIONS, NOT SO MUCH YIELD IN THE BOND MARKET.
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Government-bond yields are very low in historical terms; in other words, valuations are very high.
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"Today, all IPOs are mega valuations, and private investors are capturing all the value," Anderson said.
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SK: When excessive capital came to country in 2015, valuations got heated at growth-stage companies.
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One analyst said it's a smart time for banks to take advantage of depressed equity valuations.
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Now that stocks are hovering near record highs, steep valuations are curbing acquisition demand, bankers said.
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Another line of argument is that, regardless of the level of profits, valuations should be higher.
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That shift could minimize or even erase the valuation gap between some private and public valuations.
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Here are 4 Goldman buy-rated value stock picks that have cheap valuations and growing payouts.
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Valuations for sought-after startups are on a tear, and round sizes are ballooning as well.
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Recent exchange data indicates those inflows have slowed but not halted as stock valuations have risen.
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Pimco also expects to run modest positions in agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS), given reasonable valuations.
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There's no doubt Lyft and its much larger competitor, Uber, will go public at monstrous valuations.
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Investors will test whether the recovery holds or if worries about valuations could dominate the sector.
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Bidders are also eyeing assets in troubled sectors, where sellers need fresh capital as valuations sink.
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The recent pullback in valuations of biotech firms could stimulate Pfizer's appetite for deals, analysts said.
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The churn helpfully kept valuations from getting more stretched and held investor expectations well in check.
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But that risk may now affect future investments, valuations, and even the viability of particular startups.
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The downside is that valuations are pretty full for those that offer any kind of growth.
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And their valuations are eye-popping, with Uber leading the herd with a $120 billion target.
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Elevated valuations suggest a lack of predictability and risk in the market; in a word, entropy.
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These depend on valuations of shale firms' reserves, and could lead to further strains on cashflow.
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TC: How much have valuations come down, and where are you seeing them hit the hardest?
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However, the increased demand has boosted valuations for certain assets and fuelled concerns about price bubbles.
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Investors are hopeful that companies continue a broad trend of beating analysts' expectations to justify valuations.
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Start-up funding is on the wane following a boom year that drove valuations sharply higher.
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To be sure lower valuations and a weak economy could eventually give some support to staples.
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However, the stock market's overall setup is not ripe for rally, and valuations are very stretched.
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This suggests some funds are willing to accept higher political risk now that valuations are lower.
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Patrick Armstrong, chief investment officer at Plurimi, said that the companies have reached their "full valuations".
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The move by Morgan Stanley highlights how investors are increasingly skittish over tech valuations in general.
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And finally, one of the more conventional ways to measure startup success is to examine valuations.
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Serial entrepreneur Martin Varsavsky has founded eight businesses, including two garnering valuations north of $1 billion.
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Earnings would have to grow to normalize the currently heady valuations of S&P 500 companies.
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Recent exchange data indicates those inflows have slowed, but not halted, as stock valuations have risen.
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SARA EISEN: You briefly touched on valuations and you said you saw some opportunity in Europe.
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" She added, "European stocks look so cheap compared to historical valuations and the S&P 500.
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"Valuations are pretty high at this point, and that would actually be somewhat cautious," he said.
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Cheap valuations and improvement in European economies also should help Swiss equities continue their recent outperformance.
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It's hard to achieve venture level returns at Series B and C valuations approaching $23 billion.
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It makes sense that when starting valuations are high, future returns will be lower than normal.
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Yet these stocks, which fall within the financial sector, got smoked despite their supposed cheap valuations.
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Thirty-one companies are unicorns — with valuations of $1 billion or more — growing at unprecedented rates.
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Others disagree and argue that on a longer term horizon valuations might even look well placed.
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These firms may become acquisition targets as stresses leave them more likely to accept lower valuations.
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Throughout the economic recovery, there has been one overriding justification for high stock valuations – interest rates.
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Trader Karen Finerman said that she's fairly optimistic on the banks because the valuations are compelling.
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They offered the money at valuations that they thought the public markets would be receptive to.
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Ardian started sounding out potential bidders earlier this year to take advantage of high sector valuations.
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She further argued that seasonal factors, high valuations and optimistic earnings numbers make the market vulnerable.
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It started sounding out potential bidders earlier this year to take advantage of high sector valuations.
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Other German real estate groups are also trying to capitalize on the country's strong property valuations.
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All that capital pushed valuations higher for all stages of companies, from seed to late-stage.
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These factors suggest that international equities are actually a hidden gem: growth, earnings, valuations and currencies.
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Valuations of companies that are raising their first round of funding have also come crashing down.
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Manager Luc D'hooge said he had taken advantage of cheap valuations in Argentine and Mexican debt.
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This move alone will reduce the weight of "technology" to below 21 percent at current valuations.
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A correction since January has driven share price valuations down from record levels, attracting bargain hunters.
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LIESMAN: LET'S TALK ABOUT A FINAL THING THAT EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT, WHICH IS MARKET VALUATIONS.
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"There are high valuations across the board in many of these various [industrial] names," Najarian said.
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Over the past 25 years, companies' valuations have come to be comprised almost completely of intangibles.
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This tactic has been key to getting deals done at expensive valuations unappealing for global investors.
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However, Hootsuite CEO Ryan Holmes defended the record high valuations being seen in the technology sector.
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Boeing's trade dispute with Bombardier dominated both headlines and stock valuations over the past three months.
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