The phrase "above valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or assessments where something is being evaluated or appraised at a level higher than a specified benchmark.
Example: "The company's stock is currently trading at an above valuation compared to its earnings potential."
Alternatives: "overvaluation" or "excess valuation".
Under the above valuation assumption for cash flows, the value process of each of these assets is a martingale modulo risk-free accrual.
The city has demand from first-time buyers willing to pay above valuation levels, interest from workers moving to the area, investors keen to get in on the act, and a lack of homes for sale.
The approach is built on the concept of valuation and as described above, valuation is the process of how a system assigns importance to actions and behavior outcomes.
What I caution entrepreneurs from doing is raising money at significantly ABOVE market valuations.
Of course, forecasts are always revised down as the earnings season approaches, allowing companies to "beat" the forecasts on the day.Nevertheless, we have a combination of cyclically-high profits, a downward trend in revisions and above-average valuations.
When investors buy assets at above-average valuations, they will suffer below-average future returns.Given the current combination of low bond yields and high equity valuations, Antti Ilmanen of AQR, a fund-management group, calculates that the prospective return from a balanced American portfolio is the lowest it has been for a century.
High-rises have historically been considered premium real estate priced at above-market valuations.
After four years of outperformance we believe that the above-average sector valuation may normalise as earnings growth slows in the face of the above headwinds.
In Britain it is hard to see what can keep house prices above historical valuation levels.
And the harvest -- those stocks that go above his valuation targets or whose profits start going down -- well, those are the "ripe" assets, the ones whose time to be sold has come.
Re "Is Verizon Flying Too High Above Its Valuation" (Market Watch, Jan . 19: The column contained a single analyst's viewpoint of Verizon's stock and made misleading claims about Verizon Wireless's contribution to Verizon's profitability.
