Sentence examples for was undervalued at from inspiring English sources

Rick Sumner at research group Morningstar said Twitter was "undervalued" at $20 and has put a $26 fair value estimate on the shares.

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

The transaction appeared to be a $2 million bet by Mr. Lay that Enron was undervalued at precisely the same time he was saying that it was a good investment to the public and to Enron employees.

I am reminded of the finale of another HBO show that ended last year, Mike White's remarkable "Enlightened," a show that was undervalued at the time (and read the wrong way — many saw it as a kooky New Age comedy with a neurotic narrator, when it is really a crystalline drama about the delicate worker-drone psyche that can be unpacked for years to come).

Meroni said she rated UniCredit "Add," and that the entire Italian banking sector was undervalued at the moment.

It took a stake of more than $1 billion in SoftBank Group earlier this year, for example, reportedly on the belief that it was undervalued at the time.

The shot-stopping has become a given, though even that can be undervalued at times.

His hand was a tad too strong for the bid, aces being undervalued at four points.

But the pound's Mac-PPP against the D-mark is DM3.86, suggesting that sterling is undervalued at DM3.02.

Panmure still reckons the stock is undervalued at 243p and rates it a buy up to a target of 320p.

He did suggest that hip-hop is undervalued at the Grammys however, saying the fragmentation of genres doesn't help.