In fact, if the discount was deep enough, the stock might even rise despite its disappointing performance, as the rest of Wall Street came to recognize how undervalued the stock had been to begin with.
Elsewhere, the Swiss bishops conference issued a statement recognizing that it had "undervalued the breadth of the phenomenon".
These courageous young girls, are often undervalued and not recognized in society.
Similar findings have been found in a study of district nurses' perceptions of their role in palliative care [ 19] which revealed that district nurses feel that they have a central role in the provision of such care to patients at home which is undervalued and poorly recognized by others.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, head of the IMF, said the Chinese yuan is "significantly undervalued," but that Beijing recognizes it is in its interest to adjust its exchange-rate policy.
Its role in such movements is often undervalued or not even recognized.
University-based research is somewhat undervalued in France, so to be better recognized and funded, it is important for academics to be affiliated with one of the national research agencies.
She felt that the women in society were being undervalued and their contribution in the home needed to be recognized.
While I agree with Brandon Gaudiano that Freudian excesses are part of the reason that psychotherapy is undervalued, I believe that the dichotomy is not medication or psychotherapy, but rather practitioners capable of recognizing the value and contribution of each modality.
