public market造句
(1) Private equity is far more loyal than public markets.
(2) Infamy was babbling around her in the public market - place.
(3) In the secondary public market, the most common question you can hear in China these days is: "where is the bottom?"
(4) A vendor at the Makishi public market in the town of Naha offers a sample of daikon to a potential customer.
(5) In short, it means that the responsibility of the people to make positive response to the request, the Government must "public market" as a guide, in response to "market" needs.
(6) The Forum is a public market, in this one, is all about.
(7) Property purchased at the public market or from the businessman who trades in the same goods.
(8) A company puts significant growth capital on its balance sheet and is able to begin establishing a track record with public market investors.
(9) For reasons I can't quite fathom, investors seem far more interested in profitless newcomers to the public market like Pandora and LinkedIn than they are in the single best technology company extant.
(10) And as we start to talk more about a new raft of stock market flotations, the bubble will move from professional investors towards the public market — where it can have really disastrous consequences.
(11) I stipulate that it's hardly a perfect comparison, given that private market valuations and public market comps may differ, and every firm has different portfolios.
(12) The assumptions of enterprise valuation include the continuing operation assumption and public market assumption.
(13) The final step is to realize value by selling some or all of your stock either in a trade sale or to public market investors if you have done an IPO.
(14) The financial crisis and subsequent recession were a primary culprit behind that, and contributed to the delay between Blackstone's appearance on the public market and Carlyle's offering.
(15) On the early stage side, we've seen a little bit of a price creep, but not much compared to later stage investments which have to price relative to current public market valuations.