Sentence examples for vastly overvalued from inspiring English sources
And beginning in 1997, he argued that technology stocks were vastly overvalued and were expected to plummet.
Talking Turkey Banking on the fund Awash in waste Messenger, shot ReprintsIt was banks that were on the wrong planet, with accounts that vastly overvalued assets.
He walked through a presentation titled "Field of Schemes: If You Build It, They Won't Come," laying out his case that St. Joe vastly overvalued its property holdings.
In early 2000, before using its stock to buy several competing companies that proved to be vastly overvalued, JDS Uniphase had a market capitalization in excess of $200 billion.
In the short term, it's not going to help and the RBA should have never cut the cash rate to record lows to stimulate the already vastly overvalued and overleveraged housing sector at the cost of screwing depositors.
HP's chief executive Meg Whitman, her predecessor Léo Apotheker, the company's former chairman Ray Lane and Autonomy founder Mike Lynch are among eight defendants named in the class action suit, filed at California's San Francisco district court, which accuses those who oversaw the botched deal of conducting "cursory due diligence on a polluted and vastly overvalued asset".
9.58am: "You've probably watched more of this than me so I'd value your opinion on this," starts Matthew West, vastly overvaluing my opinion.
If, as psychologist Christopher Chabris notes, the Web intensifies our tendency to "vastly overvalue what happens to us right now," how do we balance that restless drive for immediate novelty with activism that needs to remain focused on the long term?
If Facebook is a fine firm, but vastly and obviously overvalued at the levels currently being discussed -- if it's also obvious that this sector is dangerously prone to excessive valuations and vertiginous slumps -- then why on earth is anyone contemplating launching the shares, or buying the shares, at these levels?
"It was gloriously overvalued".
