Sentence examples for may be overpriced from inspiring English sources
However, some analysts have warned that the shares may be overpriced, with King heavily dependent on one hit game.
And while Warren Buffett, a folk hero among stockholders, had stated last year that stocks may be overpriced, he now says they are not.
They may be overpriced or have issues with their condition, but you may have an upper hand in negotiating those issues.
That mistake is particularly worrisome when people invest outside their target-date funds because they want to buy into stocks or assets that did well the previous year and may be overpriced, Austin says.
He noted that — once Zoute is eliminated, where there are few rental units anyway — the yield is only about 1.5 percent, an indication that such middle-range properties may be overpriced.
It's now becoming common for investors and insurers to talk about carbon bubbles and stranded assets, or the idea that fossil fuel assets may be overpriced if climate policies ultimately prevent miners and drillers from tapping all their reserves.
Threats: Maremma may be overpricing their wines, and it may become a less interesting area because there are a lot of international varieties, when native grapes are currently all the rage.
Vehicles may also be overpriced because the automaker didn't follow the right pricing strategy in the first place.
One big caution, with which Bogle agrees: All 50 top S&P 500 stocks may currently be overpriced.
This ignores the reality that, ultimately, everything has a selling price, and the house may just be overpriced.
