Market Loss definition

Market Loss has the meaning defined in Section 2.2.8 of this Schedule 7.1.

Market Loss means (i) the difference between (A) the Original Per Share Purchase Price and (B) the Average Price Per Share (as defined below), multiplied by (ii) the number of Put Shares. The “Average Price Per Share” means the average closing price of the common stock of HSW International as listed on the NASDAQ market for the ten day trading period immediately prior to the Expiration Date. In such event, on the Put Closing, HSW shall make a payment to StuffWorks of an amount equal to the Market Loss in readily available funds by certified check or wire transfer of immediately available funds to an account designated by High River and High River shall retain the Put Shares.

Market Loss means: When a Sales Order or Sale, as the case may be, is canceled by USGC, Market Loss occurs when the Fair Market Value of the Product(s) on the date of the canceled Sales Order or Sale is less than the original sales price of the Product(s) as it appears on the canceled Sales Order.

Examples of Market Loss in a sentence

• Day-Ahead Energy Market Loss Charge/Credit is defined in Section III.3.2.1(d) of Market Rule 1.

• The Day-Ahead Energy Market Loss Charge/Credit shall be equal to the sum of its Location specific Day-Ahead Locational Adjusted Net Interchanges multiplied by the Loss Component of the associated Day-Ahead Locational Marginal Prices.

• The Day-Ahead Loss Revenue shall be equal to the sum of all Market Participants’ Day-Ahead Energy Market Energy Charge/Credits and Day-Ahead Energy Market Loss Charge/Credits.

• Where the panel judge decides to hold a hearing in respect of the application, it will be held in private and the panel judge will arrange for the hearing to be audio-taped, or will cause the information to be recorded in writing.

• The Mark to Market Loss or Mark to Market Gain shall be included in the final Invoice and paid by the paying Party to the other within fourteen (14) days of the trading position being settled in the market for the relevant period.

• Upon termination in accordance with Clause 9.4, we shall be entitled to sell back any undelivered electricity and invoice or credit you respectively for any Mark to Market Loss or Mark to Market Gain arising.

• The Mark to Market Loss or Mark to Market Gain detailed in Clause 10.12.2 shall be included in the final Invoice and paid by the paying Party to the other within fourteen (14) days of the trading position being settled in the market.

• Such Mark to Market Loss or Mark to Market Gain shall be included in a final Invoice and paid by the paying Party to the other within fourteen (14) days of the trading position being settled in the market.

• You shall indemnify us for all costs, losses and expenses we reasonably incur where the Supply Contract includes Supply Points which you provided to us in error, including administration costs and any Mark to Market Loss.

• Where you fail to consume electricity from any or all Meter Points from the Start Date, or clause 3.2.2 applies, or we terminate the Supply Contract pursuant to clause 3.4.2(b), then we shall be entitled to recover from you and shall be indemnified by you for all costs and losses incurred by us as a result of such failure for the period up to the date on which the consumption commences, or the Termination Date, whichever is the sooner, and in either case such costs to include any Mark to Market Loss.

More Definitions of Market Loss

Market Loss means the product of the number of shares sold by the Buyer (up to a maximum of 50% of the Shares purchased hereunder, such Shares hereinafter referred to as the "Protected Shares") within 90 days after, but not including, the Effective Date (the "Protected Period"), multiplied by the sum of the gross purchase price per Share received by the Buyer for such Shares sold in the Protected Period less the Fixed Price. Such Protected Shares shall only include to the first 50% of the Shares sold.

Market Loss means the amount by which the actual out-of-pocket purchase or acquisition price is greater than the actual sale or holding price of Collins & Aikman common stock.

Market Loss means the difference between the actual gross sales price of your former residence and the sum of (i) your cost for your former residence and (ii) the cost of your renovations, construction, re-construc- tion and other capital improvements to it. In no event shall Market Loss exceed the amount of the Loan.