This comes after some 292 companies out of a total of 663, representing 80 percent of market value, announced their third quarter results.
What does POMV stand for?
POMV stands for Percent of Market Value
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Samples in periodicals archive:
2 percent of market value in the city, and characterized the financial management practices as good, with an A- rating.
O'Loughlin, chairman of the IESG, points out that high-tech thieves are becoming increasingly daring because stolen chips are easy to sell and extremely profitable, bringing typically more than 70 percent of market value.
Conversely, if the apartment generates a significant positive cash flow, the asset is priced at 6 to 8 percent actual cash-on-cash returns, with the residual value of the apartments as an additional return to investors or up to 35 percent of market value.
While all city buildings must by law be assessed within 5 percent of market value, the 31-year-old Peebles, a friend of former Mayor Marion Barry, doesn't sweat it.
If you're going to get 500 basis points over the market, you've no problem paying 1 percent of market value in fees.