mark-to-market

adjective

1. accounting denoting a system that values assets according to their current market price

Example Sentences

But if silver still manages to trade above $50 sustainably, “it could be a sign that silver’s economic worth and store of value function was being re-evaluated, or it could be a mark-to-market reality repricing of the metal,” Wong writes.

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Keeping securities until maturity also gives it the flexibility to avert mark-to-market losses.

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It is true that institutional funds with a long-term horizon are better equipped to take advantage of higher coupons than investors buying bond indices and bond funds who might find it harder to bear a few quarters of mark-to-market losses.

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Short sellers of Nvidia's stock have made $826 million in mark-to-market losses on Thursday, data from analytics firm S3 Partners showed.

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The 13-day rally cost short sellers more than $7 billion in mark-to-market losses, taking year-to-date losses to nearly $12.7 billion, according to S3 Partners.

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