Sentence examples for being fully valued from inspiring English sources

F. Drake Johnstone: In my view, AT&T shares are close to being fully valued now at almost $25 per share.

"Today, it's fully valued.

We still believe Capita to be fully valued at present therefore.

These stocks are pretty frothy, but I don't think they are fully valued yet.

For maybe the first time in his career, Mirotic was fully valued last season.

The happiest seemed to be those who felt that their own contributions to the marriage were fully valued.

That's because the acquiring company could add more value to the underappreciated asset, which may not have been fully valued under the target company's umbrella.

Donnell added: "The decision to leave the EU will be most keenly felt in the London housing market, which is fully valued and already facing headwinds.

To be sure, investors have bid up stock prices even faster over the last seven years, so that by many measures stocks are fully valued.

The downside is that the company's strategy may ultimately confine it to a niche, and that its shares may already be fully valued, given growth prospects.

For these two states, general obligation bonds — those that rely on tax revenue to pay investors — are fully valued, Mr. Ramundo of Fidelity said.