See Also: Book to market(finance)
Book to market(money)
Market-book ratio(money)
Market-book ratio(finance)
Market book ratio(finance)
I Ching (I Ging, Yi King, Book of Change, Book of Changes, Book of Metamorphoses)(health)
Industrial market or producer market or business market(finance)
Market maker to market marker(finance)
By the Book(money)
Book value(finance)

docile (iou) and Book to market (money)


docile (iou)



docile adjective. L15.
[Latin docilis, from docere teach. Cf. French docile (16).]
Apt or willing to learn; teachable. Now rare. L15.
S. Austin His docile and intelligent pupil.
Submissive to Training or direction, not assertive; easily managed, tractable. L18.
A. Lewis The milk-white oxen waited Docile at the yoke. D. Murphy I sat beside my mother like the most docile of Victorian daughters.
Of a thing: submitting readily to treatment. L18.
docilely adverb M19.

Book to market (money)


Definition: [crh] The ratio of book value to market value of equity. A high ratio is often interpreted as a value stock (thDefinition: e market is valuing equity relatively cheaply compared to book value). This is the same as a low price-to-book value ratio. Value managers often form portfolios of securities with high book to market values.