Sentence examples for undervalued prices from inspiring English sources

For several years I've been bewailing in print and from podium the woefully undervalued prices common stocks were selling at.

Royal Mail shares go on sale at what most commentators thought was the vastly undervalued price of £3.30 each.

"We believe that it would be a sad outcome for stockholders and would, to say the least, reflect terribly on all who are involved in this process if, after purchasing shares at what we perceive to be a substantially undervalued price of $13.65 a share, Michael Dell and Silver Lake earned substantial returns on their investment while other stockholders are forced to sell," he wrote.

Based in Canton, Ohio in the region known as the Rust Belt Diebold doesn't have an explosive growth story, only steady revenue streams, double-digit earnings growth and a grossly undervalued share price.

At a recent price of $16.95, we find McDonald 'sto have only a 13% downside risk to an undervalue price of $15.

The VOA has completely undervalued how property prices in retail have deflated outside London".

He also announced that Sun would buy back $1.5 billion worth of stock, asserting that the company was undervalued at current prices.

His picks include Suez Lyonnaise (see FORBES GLOBAL, Nov. 30, 1998), which Levy thinks is 40% undervalued at current prices; and Spain's FCC.

Zambell believes that Cirrus is undervalued at current prices and that by focusing on its core audio-chip lines, the company will achieve operating profitability in the coming year.

The Society of Authors has called on culture minister Ed Vaizey to address concerns that library e-lending is "undervaluing retail pricing" and encouraging piracy.

Take-Two has said that the $2 billion price undervalued its shares and long-term potential.