valuations

英 [ˌvæljʊˈeɪʃənz]

美 [væljuˈeɪʃənz]

n.  (专业)估价; 估定的价值; 估值; 评价; 评估
valuation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 估价;估值
  Avaluationis a judgment that someone makes about how much money something is worth.
  1. ...an independent valuation of the company...
     对这家公司的独立评估
  2. The valuations reflect prices at 1 April 1991...
     这些估值反映了1991年4月1日的价格水平。
  3. Valuation lies at the heart of all takeovers.
     所有收购者心中都有自己的估价。

双语例句

• The fundamentals of many emerging markets are much stronger than indicated by their equity valuations.
  许多新兴市场的基本面比股市估值所显示的要强劲得多。
• Equity valuations, relative to bonds, should also be supportive.
  相对于债券，股票的估值也应该是支撑因素。
• Valuations for European equities remain attractive relative to cash and bonds, as well as other equity markets.
  与现金、债券，乃至其他股市相比，欧洲股市的估值仍然有吸引力。
• The interaction of these economic and technical changes has altered market valuations, volatility, velocity and liquidity.
  这些经济和技术面方面的改革相互作用，改变了市场的估价、波动性、周转速度和流动性。
• The valuations reflect prices at 1 April 1991
  这些估值反映了1991年4月1日的价格水平。
• Concerns about corporate governance have hit company valuations.
  对公司治理的担忧也影响了公司估价。
• When stocks reach absurd valuations, investors will stop buying and start to sell.
  当股票估值达到荒谬的程度时，投资者会停止买进并开始卖出。
• Equity valuations are more sensitive to discount rates than they are to small changes in revenue assumptions.
  与营收假设的小幅变动相比，股票估值水平对贴现率更为敏感。
• Buffett has used this comparison of the economy to stock market valuations before.
  巴菲特以前就用过这种针对经济和股市估值的比较。
• The fall in prices has brought valuations back to more realistic levels.
  股价下跌使得市场估值回到了更为现实的水平。