Examples of using Overvalued in English and their translations into Chinese
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Almost 20% of the reserve managers(in particular those in advanced economies) identified overvalued asset prices as a major challenge.
According to a recent study by the National Bureau of Economic Research, unicorns on average are roughly 50 percent overvalued.
But now, China depends entirely on cheap money to support overvalued assets.
All of these securities are drastically overvalued, and none of them are traded in markets that have even a modicum of real liquidity.
Com with a"sell" recommendation, arguing that the stock was"overvalued considering the company's slim margins and the large expenses.".
A study from the National Bureau of Economic Research concludes that, on average, unicorns are roughly 50 percent overvalued.
An overvalued dollar would also be a concern for monetary policymakers because it would curb import prices and hinder their efforts to boost inflation.
In the 1990s you could have called DoubleClick, Amazon and Yahoo overvalued.”.
A recent study by the National Bureau of Economic Research concludes that, on average, unicorns are roughly 50% overvalued.
Quite often than not, stock prices are either undervalued or overvalued and investors try to take advantage of this to make money.
The market, however, might see this as a sign of overvalued share price.
To get an idea of how overvalued the Dow Jones Index is, I am going to use the S&P 500 Index as an example.
Prevailing policies had overvalued the role of markets, undervalued the role of Governments and devalued social, environmental and other factors.
External imbalances are down sharply from the peaks seen during the global financial crisis, and the dollar was only moderately overvalued in 2018.
But the networks overdid it, and now consumers are paying for a grid that is underused, overvalued, or both.
According to Amazon's price-to-earnings-growth ratio(PEG ratio) of 1.2, it's far closer to undervalued than overvalued.
Since 1971 the dollar has lost 97% in purchasing power and even at today's level, the dollar is massively overvalued.
Since 1971 the dollar has lost 97% in purchasing power and even at today's level, the dollar is massively overvalued.
I had a moment of peculiar doubt just then: perhaps I had overvalued the friendship, and the importance of it had been mine alone.
Other possible tailwinds include geopolitical risks, negative real interest rates across the globe, continually expanding global debt and overvalued equities.