Prevailing Market Price definition

Prevailing Market Price means, with respect to any reference date, the average of the Daily Market Prices of the Common Stock (or, for purposes of determining the Prevailing Market Price of the common stock of an Acquiring Person or its Parent under Section 6(f), the common stock of such Acquiring Person or such Parent) for the twenty-five (25) Business Days ending on and including the third (3rd) Business Day before such reference date.

Prevailing Market Price means, with respect to any reference date, the average of the Daily Market Prices of the Common Stock (or, for purposes of determining the Prevailing Market Price of the common stock of an Acquiring Person under Section 6(F), the common stock of such Acquiring Person) for the forty (40) Business Days ending on and including the third (3rd) Business Day before such reference date, but not greater than the average of the Daily Market Prices of the Common Stock for the first three (3) or the last three (3) Business Days of such forty (40) Business Day period.

Prevailing Market Price as defined in the Indenture, means the average of the daily average bid and asked prices (or if no bid and asked prices are reported the average of the daily price) for the Notes for each trading day during the ten trading day period prior to the Applicable Filing Date as reported by High Yield Advantage Data (or if not reported by High Yield Advantage Data, a similar service) expressed as a percentage of principal amount, provided that in no event shall Prevailing Market Price be less than 103.00% or exceed 107.00%, in all cases plus accrued and unpaid interest to the date of purchase.

Examples of Prevailing Market Price in a sentence

• If you fail to do so, you hereby agree that we are permitted to sell any remaining Digital Assets on the open market at a price within 5% of the Prevailing Market Price and return the proceeds (less any trading fee discounts, rebates, and/or damages to which we are entitled) to any bank account linked to your account.

• Instead, Metals instructed its sales representatives and other agents to represent to investors inflated prices for Polar Bear Bullion and provide investors with sales invoices showing exorbitant prices that had no reasonable relation to the Prevailing Market Price.

• Metals failed to disclose to its SDIRA and Cash Account investors that an investor’s ability to profit and not sustain a loss on the fraudulently overpriced Polar Bear Bullion was dependent on the Prevailing Market Price appreciating significantly above historical all-time high prices and selling their Precious Metals Bullion could incur additional transaction costs.

• Metals, directly and by and through its sales representatives or other agents, failed to disclose to SDIRA and Cash Account investors that the undisclosed, excessive, and unreasonable Markups over the Prevailing Market Price on Polar Bear Bullion resulted in substantial investor losses.

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More Definitions of Prevailing Market Price

Prevailing Market Price means the best price available to Buyer (i.e., highest price when Buyer markets Test Energy and Incremental Energy and lowest price when Buyer procures Substitute Power) actually obtained for energy or capacity (taking into account the type, reliability, and duration and other relevant attributes of such energy or capacity), which shall be obtained through commercially reasonable efforts, as evidenced, upon request of Seller, by documentation of such price, unless and until an index or other mechanism mutually acceptable to the Parties is created and agreed upon by the Parties to serve as the Prevailing Market Price.

Prevailing Market Price in relation to any goods sold means the published price in force in the market at the time when the sale of such goods occasioned or, in the absence of any such published price, the price at which such goods were capable of being sold in the open market at that time;

Prevailing Market Price. ’ means the average market

Prevailing Market Price means the average of the daily VWAP prices of the GG Shares for 30 consecutive trading days immediately preceding the day in question after appropriate adjustment for dividends, subdivisions, combinations or reclassifications occurring within a said 30-day period;

Prevailing Market Price average of the daily closing prices of the GG Shares for 30 consecutive trading days immediately preceding the day in question after appropriate adjustment for dividends, subdivisions, combinations or reclassifications occurring within said 30-day period;

Prevailing Market Price means the arithmetic average of the Common Stock VWAP on each of the 20 consecutive Trading Days ending on and including the Trading Day immediately preceding the date as of which the Prevailing Market Price is to be determined.

Prevailing Market Price means the price prevailing on the relevant exchange on such day prior to the time that any purchase is made or any purchase order is placed by or on behalf of Hi-mart.