“book value”可以造什么句，book value造句

No one knows its book value.

amount of minority interest at book value

the book value of the outstanding shares of a corporation.

The stock trades for just 0.6 times tangible book value.

The insured value of the aeroplane was greater than its book value.

A sales price in excess of the book value produces a gain; a sales price below the book value produces a loss.

With such a foggy outlook, it is only natural that markets value many investment Banks at or below book value.

Value investing doesn't work because value investors base their decisions on price/earnings ratios and price/book value ratios falling below certain levels.

Debt to gross book value was 46.6% on December 31, 2013.

IMF 1993. Other countries report FDI stocks at historic cost, or book value.

Berkshire's shares currently trade at about 1.5 times book value, about two-thirds the average price-to-book multiple for the US stock market as a whole.

So far the firm's core book value (the value of its assets) is about equal to that, suggesting that the investment is covered.

The value of assets or liabilities shows on balance sheet. For example the book value of fixed assets equals to the original purchase cost minus the accumulated depreciation.

Generally, the book value per share is one of the indicators used to make decisions related to stocks.

Each year, we will recognize as depreciation expense 4(1% of the truck's current book value, as shown below...)

In the meanwhile, an adjustment shall be made to the book value of the liability formed by its continuous involvement.

Asset impairment means recoverable amount is lower than book value of assets, the core issue of the accounting measurement is the determination of fair value and present value of assets.

Second, the number of common shares outstanding to determine book value per common share divides the remaining amount of stockholders' equity.

Valuations climbed to three times book value, implying sustainable returns on equity of over 30%, when even 25% is rare in the industry.

The book value per share of common stock expresses the relationship of common stockholders' equity to the number of shares of common stock outstanding.

Yet the paper takes it against the basic accounting principles-prudence relativity and reliability that the book value of the out-assets shall be replaced by the entry value of the in-assets.

At its 2007 peak, the Shanghai A-share index (A-shares are priced in renminbi and can be purchased only by domestic investors) traded at seven times book value.

In the above calculation, the book value of investments sold can be obtained from the balance sheet, and the gain or loss can be obtained from the income statement.

Disposal at a price above book value.

What's the blue book value of this car?

Typically Banks are valued as a multiple of book value. Realistically, Guangdong may have no book value or even a negative one.

What counts, of course, is the rate of gain in per-share Business value, not book value.

By Buffett's preferred measure of performance — book value per share — Berkshire fell 9.6 percent in 2008.

In effect, the equity method causes the carrying value of the investment to rise and fall with changes in the book value of the shares.

In effect, earnings retention allowed investors to buy at book value part of an enterprise that, in the economic environment than existing, was worth a great deal more than book value.

Conversely, Belridge Oil was sold to Shell in 1979 for $3.6 billion although its book value was only $177 million.

On Tuesday, Ms. Whitney suggested the sector was 'at least fairly valued' at roughly 1.8 times tangible book value, up from 1.4 times book when the second quarter began.

The book value of the fixed assets is the amount after deducting the accumulative depreciation and accumulative impairment provision from the cost of the fixed assets.

The fixed asset is one of the most important assets in the enterprise. The accounting treatment of book value under the new accounting system still need to be improved.

total liabilities at book value

I question their tangible book value number, given past risk-management mishaps that caused book value to get written down.

The book value of a plant asset is its cost minus the related accumulated depreciation.

If the 'premium' between book value and the intrinsic value doesn't swing that much from year to year, one might conclude that Berkshire is looking a little cheap.

As much as possible, the measure of capital should not be its book value but its market value, such as the market value of publicly traded shares of Banks.

If the fair value on the very date of the conversion is more than the original book value, the difference shall be included in the owner's rights and interests.

reduction in the book value of an asset.

Most western Banks are trading at well below their book value.

If a company has both preferred and common stock outstanding, the computation of book value per share of common stock requires two steps.

It is important to understand, however, that the two terms - book value and intrinsic business value - have very different meanings.

Any adjustments to the book value of accounts of an enterprise are not allowed, unless otherwise required by the State laws or regulations and the State uniform accounting system.

Depreciate or Amortize - An accounting procedure that gradually reduces the book value of an asset through periodic charges to income.