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We have looked at the price they paid for the deals. Our conclusion is that they are not overpaying.

[Others say cash-flush private equity firms are overpaying for deals.] They have a lot of money to invest, ... There's the risk that there's too much money.

Shareholders should be happy, ... Lloyds is not overpaying and for Abbey it's a reasonable exit price.

Underwriters need to take a more serious approach on how they price these deals. If investors are getting burned on these deals, this dries up [their] clients.

He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. Let's put it this way. Last March when I initiated coverage of J&J, I thought they were overpaying for Guidant. This was before problems arose from the recalls. I believe that's still the case. This has gotten to be an irrational price.

When we first looked at fully guaranteed services, we looked at the price and said 'no way,' ... Fortunately, all of these companies were eager to negotiate a better price.

For every one of those good deals, ... there are probably 200 that somebody paid more than they could have paid at retail.

I think they have purposely not looked at facts they should have looked at to come to a balanced and accurate conclusion.

I paid $2.90 last week and now I paid $3.22. This is ridiculous, in seven days or less. Unfortunately, you got to get to work and you got to do what you got to do. You've got to pay the price right now.

A paradox exists in the world of mergers and acquisitions. Other studies that have looked at M&A deals in the past 20 years have found that deals in earlier M&A cycles destroyed, rather than created, shareholder value. Yet to grow to be an organization operating on a global scale, it is almost impossible to do so quickly enough through organic growth alone. Mergers and acquisitions have in many ways become necessary. Interestingly, evidence is now mounting that the deals conducted in the current merger wave may be different. Across a broad range of industries throughout the world, lessons learned are being applied.

Marco Boschetti

The war on our civil liberties is actually begun. There's a price to be paid for independence. But I ask you, what price-- liberty?

Strategy here is such a tough choice. When you attack on this course, you know you'll eventually pay a price. You can have a lot of good holes, though, before that price is paid.

Ben Crenshaw (1952-)

Ben Crenshaw

Warner-Lambert is trying to maximize the price paid for the company. They think that they are entitled to a higher price, and this facilitates that.

The price tag was high really due to the research and program development. We're all aware that at that price, this system couldn't be duplicated at other schools. But most of the money was paid for the development. So my prediction is that in the future, the price of this system will be much lower.

There's nothing special about a stock price six months or a year ago. Investors want to make sure that the current price is high relative to what they paid for it.

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