Sentence examples for highly overvalued from inspiring English sources

Certainly by any previous standard, Cisco's price is highly overvalued.

"On a fundamental basis," wrote David Einhorn, the manager, "we believe that Volkswagen is highly overvalued".

And many analysts (including me) believe the stock market is highly overvalued, pumped up by the tax cuts which went mostly to the wealthy, and are fueling unsustainable price/earnings ratios.

I tend to stay away from direct investments in areas where charts look like parabolic curves, investments that are heavily advertised on TV, investments that everyone thinks are the best thing in the world, investments that appear highly overvalued.

It's tough to include him here because of his sheer talent, but Kaepernick is being highly overvalued in drafts right now.

In 2008, the U.S. experienced the precipitous crash of what had been a highly overvalued real estate and associated bond market.

The deluge of selling today is said merely to have pumped water from a number of highly saturated overvalued securities.

But they have been vastly overvalued by highly subjective and sometimes self-serving models.

Re "Expectations, Over the Rainbow" (May 7), in which Mark Hulbert made the mathematical calculation that for Cisco stock to be reasonably priced now the company would have to have an annualized earnings growth rate of 60percentt and since that is very unlikely, it is highly likely that Cisco is markedly overvalued.

Just as a quick review, history shows us that, valuations are highly subjective and overvalued markets can easily get a lot more overvalued before the bull market finally ends.

The recent nervousness put the spotlight on whether some highly rated businesses - particularly in the technology sector - were now wildly overvalued, and many investors clearly decided the answer was yes.