Sentence examples for relatively undervalued from inspiring English sources
More curious is how the company has been relatively undervalued: Apple stock's market value relative to its earnings is about 10, while Facebook's is about 109 –indicating investors have significantly more confidence in the social giant's future.
Rock art is "relatively undervalued and little known", she said.
We like Diageo, which is up more than 20percentthis yearar but is still relatively undervalued.
Two of the lows were 1932 and 1974 (bear market bottoms for equities), while 1980 was the real peak for gold.But a long-term investor would surely conclude from this chart that equities look relatively undervalued.
Baker Hughes also sports an RSI around 37, suggesting the share price is relatively undervalued.
But he pointed out that "in other sciences, in the past half century the Master's degree has been relatively undervalued in favor of the Ph.D".
The United States has long urged China to lift controls on foreign exchange markets that Washington contends keep the renminbi undervalued, making China's exports relatively less expensive in overseas markets.
Most emerging-market economies look relatively larger when measured on a PPP basis, because their exchange rates tend to be undervalued relative to the dollar.
Nuveen, which has $53 billion in assets under management, is arguably undervalued, considering its relatively low share price versus its pre-tax income margins.
A company with strong profits and a relatively low stock price was probably undervalued, they said.
But compared with the longer-term past, homeownership still looks relatively affordable: home prices are still undervalued and mortgage rates remain near historic lows.
