Synonyms for book value
book val·ue

Princeton's WordNet

1. book valuenoun

   the value at which an asset is carried on a balance sheet; equals cost minus accumulated depreciation

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1. Shehzad Janab:

   One can argue that Amlak became the darling of the speculators as it rose parabolically during the month of June with no justification based on any traditional valuation metric i.e. price-to-earnings, price-to-book value, etc..

2. Neil Saunders:

   The fact that McDonald's owns most of its restaurants in Russia means there is an asset rich business to sell, however, given the circumstances of the sale, the financial challenges faced by potential Russian buyers, and the fact that McDonald's will not license its brand name or identity, it is unlikely the sale price will be anywhere near the pre-invasion book value of the business.

3. Rafferty Capital analyst Dick Bove:

   Of the top six banks, five are trading at a discount to book value, the one bank that isn't is arguing that they don't get involved in areas of high risk.

4. Keenan Vyas:

   If there continues to be a tremendous amount of redemption pressure in a short period of time this could result in a large number of sales transacting below book value and an eventual overall correction in property asset pricing across the UK market.

5. Debasish Mridha, M.D.:

   Happiness has no book value, but life has no value if there is no happiness.