Sentence examples for it is overvalued from inspiring English sources
One exception is the South Korean won, which is exactly at its PPP, implying that it is overvalued against other emerging-market currencies.Many readers complain that burgernomics is hard to swallow.
The misconception is that just because Google is up sharply (476%) from its IPO price in 2004, it is overvalued.
Societe General has restarted coverage of Segro, up 0.25p to 27p, with a sell recommendation, saying it is overvalued even if it succeeds in its possible bid for rival Brixton.
And if it is overvalued, how rapidly will it fall?
"But once you are convinced it is not growing anymore, nobody wants to hold a stock because it is overvalued.
They sell a stock if they believe it is overvalued or if the company's projected earnings or dividend growth rates begin to deteriorate.
Officially, the currency was tied at 8 UAH to the dollar, but most sources concurred that it was overvalued.
Several bidders who had looked at EMI said it was overvalued and described the Hands deal as "a vanity purchase".
Sterling, for example is 12% overvalued against the dollar less than two years ago, it was overvalued by 26%.The greatest triumph of the Big Mac index has been in tracking the euro.
His obstinate refusal to float the kwacha, Malawi's currency, resulted in it being overvalued in April by 80% – and it brought a shortage of foreign exchange in the banking system.
