Synonyms for valuation
ˌvæl yuˈeɪ ʃənval·u·a·tion

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1. evaluation, valuation, ratingnoun

   an appraisal of the value of something

   "he set a high valuation on friendship"

   Synonyms:
   military rating, paygrade, military rank, rating, evaluation

2. valuationnoun

   assessed price

   "the valuation of this property is much too high"

   Synonyms:
   evaluation, rating

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1. valuationnoun

   Synonyms:
   appraisement, estimation

2. valuationnoun

   Synonyms:
   value, worth

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1. valuationnoun

   Synonyms:
   appraisement, appraisal

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1. List of paraphrases for "valuation":

   assessment, evaluation, titration, appraisal, value, valorisation, assessing, valuing, evaluating, measurement

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1. Paul Mendelsohn:

   There are many, many stocks, especially in the energy sector, that were just trading at absolute ridiculous prices to their fair market valuation. That is really what started the rally, when investors really started to come into the energy stocks.

2. Alessandro Valentini:

   Although the details on the deal are pretty light so far, this is a sensible move for Aviva, it is consistent with management's focus on cash flow generation, the initial assessment suggests the valuation for the deal is fair.

3. Paul Mendelsohn:

   We are not out of the woods yet, far from out of the woods, there are many, many stocks, especially in the energy sector, that were just trading at absolute ridiculous prices to their fair market valuation. That is really what started the rally, when investors really started to come into the energy stocks.

4. Jeffrosenberg Tan:

   Property stocks will have more support since price valuation can be justified by more stable valuation of land banks and recurring assets. On the other hand, cement stock valuations are based on cement demand - a less stable variable in the slowing economy and increasing competition.

5. Ian Kelly:

   Its current valuation implies the present tough environment lasts forever, that most supermarkets will make no money and Tesco will never grow its revenues again, to us, this seems like an unlikely triad of circumstances.