Sentence examples for overpriced that from inspiring English sources

Are there any stocks you don't like that you think might be overpriced that would be better sold or shorted?

Although many people agree that Photoshop is overpriced, that doesn't justify stealing the software in and of itself.

He says that the market is "overblown, overvalued, overpriced," that we are witnessing a speculative bubble of historic proportions, and that it is only a matter of time before the bubble bursts.

Belgium's market is now so overpriced that its buyers are credited with helping revive prices in the south-eastern part of the Netherlands by moving over the border.To make matters more difficult for policymakers, Europe's property booms tend to be concentrated in capital cities, which are growing for the most part, even as other regions stagnate.

I think the answer was that they simply felt that the market was overpriced at that point.

Investors who study valuation are inclined to see the stocks that rose the fastest in 2003 as overpriced, but that analysis may be too simplistic, Mr. McManus said.

From 10 30 to 11 45 a.m. on Thursdays, there is to be no eating of those overpriced cupcakes that have been so popular in recent years.

Instead, with every new, ugly hotel or overpriced bar that is opened, the soul of our neighborhood is quickly and tragically being gutted.

While the recently renovated rooftop bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel, for example, has an appealing, lush greenhouse aesthetic and some (overpriced) snacks that are actually satisfying, you may have to crane your neck to see the nearby buildings, which don't rise as high as their brethren.

"The market as a whole is overpriced, in that people are not buying on the high end, they're buying on the entry level".

It's these random, everyday spots, often devoid of shiny tour buses or overpriced cocktails, that give us insight into everyday lives.