"The markets have been overvalued, and now they're [way] overvalued," McClanahan said.
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"For how long have people been saying, tech is overvalued, tech is overvalued, tech is overvalued?" said Andy Stout, chief investment officer of Allworth Financial.
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Delhi and Mumbai were rated either "overvalued" or "extremely overvalued" by nearly all respondents.
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So, many investors are still forced to choose between overvalued equities and equally overvalued bonds.
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A majority of analysts rated Delhi and Mumbai average house prices either "extremely overvalued" or "overvalued".
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Most economists blame an overvalued stock market for the crash of 1987, but why was it overvalued?
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In fact, only three currencies look overvalued by this measure: Sweden (overvalued by 4%), Norway (53%) and Switzerland (31%).
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"In general if equities are overvalued if bonds are overvalued there is an opportunity to go short," Baumgartner said.
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"Stocks are overvalued on a longer-term basis, but bonds are enormously overvalued on a long-term basis," he said.
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In Las Vegas, where prices were 70% overvalued compared with incomes in 2005 before falling by 66%, they now appear about 20% overvalued.
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Equities overvalued (June): 44 percent (highest ever)Equities overvalued (May): 37 percent Source: BofA However, roughly 50 percent believe that global profits will continue to improve.
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"You could argue that all of these companies were overvalued on past earnings and they turned out to be even more overvalued on future earnings," Cramer said.
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"The overall market is not overvalued, but certain tech is overvalued," he said, pointing to semiconductors and semiconductor capital equipment stocks as one group that could pull back.
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Individually, these numbers aren't that alarming: Stocks, as I said, don't look nearly as overvalued as they did in 2000, housing not nearly as overvalued as it was in 2006.
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Some have gone a step further, arguing that passive investing leads already-overvalued stocks to become even more overvalued, as new money is allocated on the basis of existing (relative) sizes.
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Similar to the common Wall Street method of looking for arbitrage in overvalued or undervalued stocks, Connelly said he uses a computer model to look for overvalued gambling spreads and bets against them.
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So what is the implication of overcapitalized and overvalued companies?
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Prices in Vancouver are 65% overvalued by the same metric.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner also thinks it might be overvalued.
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U.S. stocks are very overvalued and better opportunities are abroad.
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Clearly the currency is overvalued and something has to give.
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This is not to deny that the pound was overvalued.
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America's trade deficits keep rising because of an overvalued dollar.
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Buying overvalued assets could come back to bite investors later.
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When placed in that context, the market doesn't seem overvalued.
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It's not just the unicorns that have been vastly overvalued.
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For the top 100 markets, 36 percent were considered overvalued.
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It was even overvalued at the bottom relative to restaurants.
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"Cannabis stocks look a little overvalued right now," Barber said.
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In other words, REITs look slightly overvalued on that front.
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That one expected it will be described as "significantly overvalued".
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But skeptics say those assets show signs of being overvalued.
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Airbnb may be another overvalued "unicorn," but it's no WeWork.
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An overvalued dollar makes imports cheaper in the U.S. market.
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That means the market is looking more and more overvalued.
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Amazon, for one, was considered to be overvalued for years.
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WeWork has long faced questions about whether it's been overvalued.
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That is not the same as saying markets are overvalued.
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Certainly, there were analysts pointing out that it looked overvalued.
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Gould simply thinks the shares are overvalued versus comparable stocks.
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The market can keep going up even when it's overvalued.
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Dallas became overvalued in 2014, while Houston began in 2013.
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I may have severely overvalued them after their hot start.
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Roughly 40 percent of the nation's 50 largest housing markets are now considered overvalued (CoreLogic categorizes a market as overvalued when home prices are at least 10 percent above the long-term, sustainable level).
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Only the Swiss franc, Norwegian krone and Swedish krona are overvalued.
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Even at today's depressed prices, oil and gas companies are overvalued.
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More than 70% of CFOs said U.S. stock markets are overvalued.
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The bank has consistently described the Swiss currency as "significantly overvalued".
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How can you tell if a currency is overvalued or undervalued?
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Analysts have warned for some time that the currency remains overvalued.
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Without it, it's much easier to argue that stocks are overvalued.
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In Europe, all major developed market cities are overvalued except Milan.
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An overvalued market is looking for a catalyst for a correction.
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Analysts disagree on whether and by how much markets are overvalued.
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Overvalued housing markets and high household debt pose risks to growth.
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Previous Republican presidents have taken steps to tackle an overvalued dollar.
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He has said that many tech companies are overvalued by investors.
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Some investors are also concerned that the sector could be overvalued.
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However, the SNB has still described the currency as significantly overvalued.
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Executives are sometimes reluctant to repurchase shares if they look overvalued.
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"The market is fully valued, but it's not overvalued," he said.
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Analysts suggested that the company was overvalued relative to its earnings.
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In August, he called the carmaker "fundamentally overvalued" but "strategically undervalued."
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Utilities had become "very overvalued," said Tayfun Icten, a Morningstar analyst.
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Tesla is absurdly overvalued if based on the past, but that's irrelevant.
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In fact, many short sellers were claiming that the group was overvalued.
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Los Angeles, Miami and Tampa, Florida, are close to 10 percent overvalued.
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"Valuations are at best fairly valued and at worst overvalued," Stovall said.
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The higher the EV/EBITDA number, the more overvalued a company is.
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It could also be a sign that the market overall is overvalued.
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Jordan said the franc remained overvalued but would likely weaken over time.
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A remarkable 85% of managers think bond markets are overvalued, another record.
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Facebook, Alphabet and Amazon were in the second group of overvalued stocks.
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Investec analysts say the shares look overvalued based on their earnings outlook.
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It also reflects the unwinding of a hugely overvalued speculative stock market.
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The policy remained appropriate, he said, with the franc still "significantly overvalued".
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As China moves to devalue its overvalued currency, U.S. liquidity markets suffer.
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The government's fecklessness extends to Egypt's most pressing problem: its overvalued currency.
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Recently, the SNB said that its currency, swiss franc, remained substantially overvalued.
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E-scooter start-ups are annoying and wildly overvalued, say the skeptics.
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However, both Harris and Weatherby cautioned that these figures were probably overvalued.
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Yet, price controls cause some drugs to be overvalued and hence oversupplied.
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The Saints are slightly overvalued after a reassuring performance against the Buccaneers.
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"We're not at the stage where growth is grossly overvalued, " he said.
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Despite recent declines, Mr. Ramsey said, the American market is still overvalued.
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Stocks are theoretically overvalued if the price-to-earnings ratio is higher.
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Behind that volatility were continuing investor concerns that tech stocks are overvalued.
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Political noise can briefly shake up investment flows, especially in overvalued markets.
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In late 22020, US stocks plummeted as investors fled overvalued technology stocks.
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Investors eventually realized money-losing tech stocks were grossly overvalued (remember Pets.com?).
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The market is not a screaming buy but it's not overvalued either.
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The ratio has shown for some time that American stocks are overvalued.
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While banks are considered the most undervalued, tech is the most overvalued.
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He said the FANG stocks are overvalued, and are a crowded trade.
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The startup has long faced nagging questions about whether it's been overvalued.
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Junk bonds and emerging market debt are overvalued, Gundlach tells Bloomberg News.
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Essentially, he wrote in his letter to investors that everything is overvalued.
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"We don't think it's certainly overvalued, I mean it's maybe a little overbought, but it's certainly not overvalued where it is, but we need to see a reason to get excited for the next leg of growth," Sanchez said.
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Its share price was overvalued, pumped up by hype about Mr Welch's talents.
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Fitch views housing markets nationally as overvalued in real terms by approximately 2582%.
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"The stock is down so much today because it's overvalued," he told CNBC.
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"There are also a bunch of stocks that are way overvalued," Greenblatt said.
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This month it went even further, allowing the overvalued Egyptian pound to float.
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As a result, the risk-reward profile points to overvalued and oversold territory.
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" Deutsche Bank downgraded Travelers and said the property and casualty sector was "overvalued.
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The peso was wildly overvalued, exports were taxed and many imports were banned.
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SO, I THINK THE S&P IS FULLY VALUED, NOT EXPLOITED, NOT OVERVALUED.
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An important consideration is whether the currencies you are buying into are overvalued.
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The Bank of Canada itself says that housing is about 30 percent overvalued.
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A year ago, more than half of the nation's largest markets were overvalued.
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Another challenge Pinterest has confronted is the belief that the company is overvalued.
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But is there a risk that these bond-like stocks are becoming overvalued?
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The dollar is seen as the most overvalued since 2002, BAML strategists wrote.
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Yellen noted that she did not see "imbalances" like "clearly overvalued" asset prices.
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Pakistani exporters have long complained that the rupee is overvalued, hurting their competitiveness.
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He says this time is no different because the market is very overvalued.
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A consumption boom, magnified by an overvalued currency, kept the middle class quiescent.
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Facebook, Apple, Netflix, and Google's parent, Alphabet, are "definitely overvalued," he said.2.
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NYU professor of marketing Scott Galloway, has said WeWork is an overvalued company.
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He is not the first to argue that bonds have become ridiculously overvalued.
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DealBook Critics have derided WeWork as overvalued and vulnerable to the next downturn.
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However, it could also be a warning sign that the stock is overvalued.
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Last April, Petrobras took a $17 billion writedown to account for overvalued assets.
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Pressure on the value of the peso grew, as markets considered it overvalued.
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If the storm comes across halfway between Corpus and Houston, gasoline is overvalued.
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Four of the nation's largest cities are now considered overvalued, according to CoreLogic.
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Tesla shares are extremely overvalued and will drop precipitously, Robert Chapman said Friday.
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As Secretary Mnuchin's comment indirectly observed, an overvalued dollar weakens America's export competitiveness.
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"Texas homes are now overvalued by 103% to 15% on average," it said.
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A now-familiar story: Investors say they overvalued a high-flying digital publisher.
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BB: In my own personal opinion, I think the US equity market is overvalued.
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"The new index, too, shows that the Swiss franc is significantly overvalued," it added.
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A little overvalued right now but I have no problems buying it on weakness.
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It starts with an overvalued exchange rate, which gives rise to a trade deficit.
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Why are companies staying private longer, and what does it mean to be overvalued?
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After years of rapid price rises, houses in the most favoured markets are overvalued.
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Steven Leung, sales director at brokerage UOB Kay Hian, said Haidilao was already overvalued.
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Overvalued is subjective, and as with all these things you are making trade-offs.
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CPEC causes the currency to become overvalued and Pakistan to become less competitive globally.
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Yet the latest conventional wisdom on Wall Street pegs dividend-paying stocks as overvalued.
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Only two, the Swiss franc and the Swedish krona, now look overvalued against it.
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Our Big Mac index suggests the pound is undervalued, not overvalued against the dollar.
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On the currency side, most economists agree that China's currency is no longer overvalued.
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"We have to see things really overvalued," before a crash was likely, he added.
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As a result, the holdings tend to overweight undervalued companies and underweight overvalued companies.
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"They've done their job as a defensive sector, but are now overvalued," Binger said.
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It also warned that British corporate bonds and commercial real estate may be overvalued.
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Nigeria is trying to prop up its overvalued currency by, in effect, banning imports.
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By the most overvalued official exchange rate, ten bolívares are worth one American dollar.
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Also: Sprint, under a ton of debt yet overvalued, weighs its M&A options.
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Of the nation's 50 largest housing markets, 52 percent were considered overvalued in April.
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IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE JANET YELLEN SAID PORTIONS OF EQUITIES ARE OVERVALUED.
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SO I CAN SEE WE'D GO UP 10%, AT WHICH POINT WE'D BE OVERVALUED.
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Selling at such a discount could be a sign that the company is overvalued.
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"But this company was overvalued as far back as its Series B," Kennedy said.
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Of the nation's 10 major markets with the biggest price gains, seven are overvalued.
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"The franc is still slightly overvalued" but moving in the right direction, said Weber.
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"Apple is grossly overvalued," said Meeks, who has $700 million in assets under management.
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Although prices are 10% off their 2016 peak, the city's housing market remains overvalued.
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Investors use earnings multiples to judge whether a stock looks cheap or overvalued. reut.
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In addition, analysts told Live Mint that Delhi currently has an overvalued housing market.
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The S&P 20.7754 is quite overvalued, trading at 210 times the forecast profits.
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But he said the S&P 500 may be overvalued by as much as 40%.
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And those who think that markets are overvalued aren't paying close enough attention, he says.
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The retailers' stocks appeared to be overvalued to Cramer until he heard their earnings calls.
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The company is now comically overvalued, with a market cap that's well over $100 billion.
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Worried that inflation was slow to fall, they established a fixed and overvalued exchange rate.
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According to Mr Dusaniwsky, the company's nay-sayers are convinced the stock is still overvalued.
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Buying cheap stocks is no good if the currencies they are denominated in are overvalued.
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If the dollar is overvalued, then a bout of weakening would be a healthy thing.
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The dollar has been overvalued all this time because the dollar is a reserve currency.
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Our recent house-price index suggested that London prices were 59% overvalued relative to income.
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Using Kensho, we screened for the most overvalued low-volatility stocks vulnerable to a decline.
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That ended a bonanza for loyalists who got access to dollars at the overvalued rate.
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He considered the financial technology world to be the most overvalued part of the market.
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Analysts were long sceptical about a company that produced little profit, and thus looked overvalued.
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"A lot of S&P companies are way overvalued considering the risk premium," he said.
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Gartman said that the Fed's indecision over rate hikes had caused equities to become overvalued.
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It's why saying a stock is under- or overvalued is like shouting into an abyss.
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Currency controls left the peso overvalued and foreign exchange reserves at a nine-year low.
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But based on one particular measure of market valuation, the is overvalued by 72 percent.
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Also: Sprint, under a ton of debt yet overvalued, weighs up its M&A options.
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The Fed also said in the minutes it's concerned the stock market may be overvalued.
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The company's rapid rise and lack of profit has drawn concerns it could be overvalued.
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I do think that you know half of all the unicorns out there are overvalued.
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The finance ministry has estimated that the rouble is overvalued by 10 to 12 percent.
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"This would include high-quality stocks, and even some defensive areas that are now overvalued."
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Technology stocks sold off in Friday trading amid growing concerns that the group is overvalued.
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Overvalued markets include Denver, Washington, D.C., Houston, Miami, New York, Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
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And the fact that those valuations are high doesn't mean that they are necessarily overvalued.
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To me, it is an overvalued stock at this point because it's run so much.
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"Many of my colleagues think the market is overvalued, and I do too," Harris says.
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Shares in Beyond plunged yesterday, however, after a JPMorgan Chase analyst said they were overvalued.
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The stock market seldom falls just because it is overvalued; there usually is another catalyst.
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Regionally, the U.S. stock market is the most overvalued, according to 81 percent of respondents.
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It is true that prices today are not quite as widely overvalued as in 21998.
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Bank of America is not the only Wall Street firm worried about stocks being overvalued.
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Someone shouting that stocks are overvalued every time we go into rally mode isn't helpful.
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"Various equilibrium exchange-rate models indicate that the shekel is overvalued," the central bank said.
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So we know Fitch is not given to hysterics about a housing market being overvalued.
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Annual exports have declined by 20% in dollar terms since 2013, stymied by an overvalued currency.
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Around 10 percent of fund managers said that the sector was overvalued in the July survey.
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However, some high-growth, overvalued stocks might be worth it in the long run, Batnick said.
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Odey's bet that British bonds are overvalued totals about 173 million euros ($13 million), he said.
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Trader Steve Grasso agreed that Facebook looks overvalued, but said he would prefer it over Alphabet.
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"I actually think that the fundamentals look really good, and it's not overvalued here," she said.
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" He said that within the euro zone, Germany's currency is "significantly undervalued, but France's is overvalued.
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Bolivia's overvalued currency is hurting producers of goods besides raw materials, warned the IMF last month.
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He broke down a bit of why he thinks Tesla is so overvalued as an automaker.
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However, others warn that Tesla is overvalued and worry a bubble could be on the horizon.
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While 12 percent think the U.S. dollar is undervalued, another 17 percent think euro is overvalued.
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If a country is persistently running current-account surpluses, its currency is probably undervalued; deficits, overvalued.
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Worse than its lousy earnings and cash flow, Tesla is grossly overvalued compared to its peers.
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Anything perceived as scarce and getting scarcer will see its price rise and eventually become overvalued.
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HSBC analysts on Monday hit the stock's rating with a double downgrade and called it "overvalued".
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Canada's housing market remains overvalued relative to long-term economic fundamentals, particularly in Vancouver and Toronto.
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Investors in overvalued markets should not expect real price appreciation in the medium to long run.
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Fitch estimates that the city's current home prices are 16 percent overvalued relative to economic fundamentals.
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Also, some prominent investors have come out this week saying the stock market may be overvalued.
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A quarter of investors see them as undervalued, while 78 percent reckon U.S stocks are overvalued.
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The Ethiopian birr is overvalued by at least 15 percent, according to the black market spread.
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"Tesla is absurdly overvalued if based on the past, but that's irrelevant," Musk said on Twitter.
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Amid another battering for stocks Monday, billionaire businessman Donald Trump contended that markets still look overvalued.
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"Many unicorns may be overvalued [21] and subject to unrealistic scientific expectations," the study's authors write.
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An overvalued currency, double-digit inflation and a jobless rate of 12% complete the dismal picture.
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As a result, immediacy features are often overvalued, in some cases to the detriment of usability.
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The bank pointed out that the stock is overvalued with same-store traffic declining 4.2 percent.
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Maybe it's overvalued, but I believe they're a $24 billion company in the next few years.
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Maybe it's overvalued, but I believe they're a $100 billion company in the next few years.
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HSBC analysts on Monday hit the stock's rating with a double downgrade and called it "overvalued".
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The group analyzed dozens of clinical trials and found that many of the treatments were overvalued.
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Its stock was hurt this week after a research firm said the software company was overvalued.
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Even after the selloff, LinkedIn's shares may still be overvalued, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine data.
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"Without the tax cut, I think stocks are overvalued by 10 to 15 percent," he said.
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"If you think about [bonds] fundamentally right now, we'd say they are overvalued today," Schumacher said.
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Many of the free agents who signed late last winter did turn out to be overvalued.
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She warred with foreign creditors and hobbled exporters with high taxes and an overvalued exchange rate.
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Emerging-market dollar purchases kept the greenback overvalued and boosted the competitiveness of emerging-market exporters.
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Paul Gambles, managing director at Thailand-based advisory firm MBMG Group, called these stocks "egregiously" overvalued.
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However, another hedge fund king, David Tepper, also this week said the market was not overvalued.
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The recession is shallower and the peso is not wildly overvalued as it was back then.
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"But ... once it gets overvalued into resistance, I'm going to look to scale back," he said.
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But that rally made stocks look overvalued according to key metrics like price-to-earnings ratios.
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He also defended his investment in "Pokémon Go" maker Niantic, which analysts have said was overvalued.
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Tensions with North Korea indeed appeared to dampen "an otherwise buoyant, albeit overvalued market," she added.
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JAMIE, WE WERE JUST TALKING THERE ABOUT THE EQUITY MARKET AND WHETHER THINGS PERHAPS GET OVERVALUED.
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That old-school business model has led many analysts to believe that WeWork is wildly overvalued.
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If so much is indeed overvalued, then this year's market could well reward discerning active managers.
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I feel like we thrive being in this position; we've never been an overhyped, overvalued company.
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About 40% of the nation's top 50 markets, based on the number of homes, were overvalued in March, according to a new report from CoreLogic, which defines an overvalued market as one in which prices are at least 10% higher than the long-term, sustainable level.
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Yet with the battleground stock up nearly 45 percent this year, some analysts have branded it overvalued.
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Tusa became well known on Wall Street for warning J.P. Morgan's clients that GE stock was overvalued.
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An overvalued currency and persistent trade deficits are fine for America's consumers, but painful for its producers.
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The result is that American goods and services are at a competitive disadvantage with an overvalued dollar.
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Bill Clinton began his second term in a more overvalued stock market in 1997, and exited unscathed.
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By seeking out overvalued assets, short-sellers help rein in animal spirits and prevent bubbles from forming.
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But there's obviously some concern, especially amid the ongoing counter-narrative that the company is grossly overvalued.
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JPMorgan warns GE Aviation is overvalued Even GE Aviation, the company's strongest-performing division, is under scrutiny.
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The franc is weaker than immediately after the cap was lifted but remains "significantly overvalued", Jordan said.
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Early blockchain leaders continue to be irrationally overvalued, which is always the case with any nascent market.
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A bubble market, said Yellen, was one that is "clearly overvalued" and marked by strong credit growth.
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CMHC said last month there was strong evidence that many of the country's housing markets are overvalued.
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Our Big Mac index suggests the currency is still overvalued, although less so than six months ago.
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Since the government allowed the overvalued Egyptian pound to float in 21.9, it has halved in value.
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Economists consider the pound overvalued still and expect another devaluation in 2016/17, which could stoke inflation.
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Its housing market is now one of the most overvalued in The Economist's global house-price index.
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Of course, the yuan remained materially overvalued, with continued capital outflows and persistent export weakness the result.
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If an overvalued yuan is the problem, then devaluation may well put the country back on course.
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But it can't beat the market, which is saying the yuan is overvalued for a weak economy.
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In Bali on Tuesday, IMF chief economist Maurice Obstfeld said the rupee was "too rigid and overvalued".
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Shutterstock I don't believe ordinary investors should spend much time wondering if the stock market is overvalued.
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To be sure, even the Treasury report pointed to an International Monetary Fund finding that was overvalued.
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Given that at the peak the dividend yield was 2 percent, Law argued the shares weren't overvalued.
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Five years ago, many analysts thought the company was overvalued, overhyped and simply not worth the price.
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In fact, Son is a skeptic of the conventional wisdom that tech companies are overvalued at all.
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The central bank has frozen the naira at its current overvalued official rate for almost a year.
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Once potential buyers realize the asset is overvalued no one wants to buy it and prices collapse.
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U.S. stocks are overvalued unless the government can get tax reform done, Goldman Sachs' David Kostin said.
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"Relative to the direction of overall S&P 500 EPS expectations, stocks have become overvalued," said Raich.
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That is sharply in contrast to U.S. equities, which are overvalued across a range of key metrics.
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Both factors have led economists to say that the renminbi might be fairly valued, or even overvalued.
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"At 8 ringgit, the offering was seen as overvalued by the investment community," the second source said.
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Not only has the stock market been setting records, there are signs that it is becoming overvalued.
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In the United States, the housing markets in San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York are overvalued.
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He explains to viewers how simple math can help determine when a stock is undervalued or overvalued.
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He's got a gut feeling it feels like we're overvalued, and that something could happen, as well.
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And that, perhaps, it will consider overvalued stock and bond markets when weighing its next rate increase.
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In the turmoil that followed, textile and clothing exports contracted, weighed down largely by an overvalued currency.
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Chinese stocks could now be overvalued given that the economy is still weakening, according to some analysts.
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Kessler said he has a buy on Facebook, but he's surprised that people tell him it's overvalued.
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"Everybody thinks the market is overvalued," said Jerome L. Dodson, the founder and president of Parnassus Investments.
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REUTERS POLL-INDIA HOUSING MARKET OVERVALUED VS ECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS SAY 13 OF 18 ANALYSTS; 4 SAY FAIRLY VALUED
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Fink noted, however, there's not enough information to say whether the stock market is overvalued at these levels.
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It'll be either someone who is bullish on the , or someone who thinks cryptocurrencies are worthless or overvalued.
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But all of that information is public: Great companies are often overvalued simply because they are great companies.
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Based on the low level of current interest rates, for instance, stock may not be overvalued at all.
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Unless a currency is overvalued (as the pound was in 1992), voters should not generally cheer rapid depreciations.
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Gotham's Greenblatt, who blends buying stocks he likes with "shorting" or betting against overvalued stocks, predicts lower returns.
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But another way to approach to the question is to ask whether the dollar is overvalued or undervalued.
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" While he still thinks there is "some room to make some money ... [Netflix] is getting a bit overvalued.
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These stocks "don't like higher interest rates because higher interest rates exposes things that are overvalued," he said.
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" While Brunetti still thinks there is "some room to make some money ... [Netflix] is getting a bit overvalued.
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"We see the dollar overvalued against all the main currencies," said asset manager Allianz's chief economist, Stefan Hofrichter.
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For those entities, which account for the bulk of the economy, the Cuban peso is thus grossly overvalued.
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On the flip side, things can turn even darker when overvalued private companies attempt to exit the market.
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Some investors said markets were looking slightly overvalued from a technical perspective after the bounce in recent weeks.
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Arabtec, which has yet to report earnings, closed at 2129 dirhams and is now considered overvalued by analysts.
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A net 28 percent of investors – the highest proportion since September 2006 – saw the U.S dollar as overvalued.
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However, trader Tim Seymour contended that he would stay away from the stock, as it still looks overvalued.
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"It at least tells you that stocks are not wildly overvalued, certainly relative to interest rates," he said.
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Concerns that the biggest tech names may have gotten overvalued appear to be driving the two-day move.
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He doesn't believe emerging markets are overvalued, although Mexico, the Philippines and India are seen as relatively expensive.
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But Calvasina said small-cap valuations look only modestly overvalued, and they are undervalued relative to large cap.
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"It is still overvalued," he said, adding that recent corrections have not brought valuations back to fundamental levels.
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The other eurozone members are hamstrung with an overvalued currency, while Germany effectively enjoys a significantly undervalued one.
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Las Vegas, Denver, Los Angeles, Miami and the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area are all considered overvalued.
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Then, as now, the dollar was drastically overvalued, making U.S. goods and services prohibitively expensive in global markets.
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Billionaire hedge fund pioneer Leon Cooperman told CNBC on Thursday that the stock market is not overvalued yet.
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CRAMER: OK, IF THAT'S THE CASE, CHUCK, EVERY DAY I HEAR THAT THESE TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES ARE BEING OVERVALUED.
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PICKER: AS YOU LOOK AT THE EQUITY MARKET AS A WHOLE, DO YOU BELIEVE IT'S UNDERVALUED OR OVERVALUED?
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It was championed as the wave of a future, but some cautioned that the stock price was overvalued.
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Yet rising labor costs could eat into company profits and hurt earnings, making stocks seem even more overvalued.
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The stock market was overvalued and thus vulnerable to any turn of events that didn't stick to script.
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And it did not mention the extent to which independent experts had assessed the contract to be overvalued.
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"Probably the best story among those stocks is also still the most overvalued, which is Nvidia," Sanchez said.
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But it's less extreme if part of the problem was that stocks were overvalued in the first place.
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The company took some hefty write-downs from overvalued assets overseas and has outlined significant cost-cutting efforts.
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The continuing slide has shaved a few points off that estimate, but the currency probably remains somewhat overvalued.
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And according to critics, Tesla has long been overvalued, leaving the stock vulnerable if its financial results disappointed.
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But some of the buzzier parts of real-estate tech in 2019 may have been overvalued, Hummer said.
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Kostin says both of those sectors are overvalued based on their likely growth over the next five years.
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The problem, counterintuitively, might emerge if those risks never materialize, potentially leading to overvalued stocks and investors' vexation.
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Curaleaf's strong showing comes as cannabis stocks are taking a beating over concerns that the sector is overvalued.
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Stocks in the sector are also the most overvalued since 2009, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"You find it overvalued but you cannot bet against it because this is a disruption machine," he said.
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"We continue to believe Tesla is fundamentally overvalued, but potentially strategically undervalued," Jonas said in a June note.
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He [Ellison] must believe the software-as-a-service companies he would otherwise want to buy are overvalued.
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An overvalued market is one in which home prices are at least 10 percent higher than that level.
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Cramer recalled to when Apple, at $93 a share, was possibly the most overvalued stock of all time.
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"I'm not a believer in this company long-term and I still think it's relatively overvalued" Weiss said.
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A large number of investors acknowledge that markets are overvalued, while cash levels are still falling, which signals overconfidence.
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Even if American startups are overvalued, few individual investors — acting in their own self-interest — are willing to retrench.
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"The naira is still a bit overvalued, so we could see a further fall in the naira," he said.
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Jen reckons however that while the dollar is in overvalued territory, it could rise more in the short term.
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Perhaps bitcoin itself is overvalued, but it's not the house of cards that Dimon's employees blew over in 2008.
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Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman said Tuesday that stocks look slightly overvalued as low interest rates give them a lift.
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The central bank erred this year in intervening to try to prop up the currency, although it is overvalued.
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On the opposite side of the spectrum, Switzerland's franc is the only currency that is overvalued against the buck.
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A market is considered overvalued when home prices are at least 10 percent above the long-term, sustainable level.
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U.S. stocks are the most overvalued in 17 years, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch fund manager survey.
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The average since then is 16.7, so the current ratio, 24, suggests shares are 44% overvalued by historical standards.
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SocGen analysts said gold is overvalued by around 6 percent currently and should be around $1152 an ounce instead.
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Druckenmiller said the market was overvalued heading into last year, following "huge" liquidity support for a number of years.
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Finally, fund managers surveyed this month by BofAML believe the U.S. is the most overvalued region in the world.
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Or that an overvalued dollar is responsible for many more jobs going overseas than even the worst trade agreements.
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" Musk fired back in a tweet, saying "Tesla is absurdly overvalued if based on the past, but that's irrelevant.
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In San Francisco, too, they are at fair value when compared with rents, but 45% overvalued relative to incomes.
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The franc, which the SNB called "still significantly overvalued", was little changed at around 1.0950 against the euro EURCHF=.
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By simply looking at P/E ratios in a historical context, one could conclude that the market is overvalued.
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The survey also showed that 84 percent of fund managers believe the U.S. is the most overvalued equity market.
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The truth is, when a unicorn is overvalued, it doesn't take long for the market to discover this fact.
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The euro also rises "The dollar is overvalued versus other G23 currencies" is not something you hear too often.
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Sources had told Reuters that retail interest for the IPO was weak as investors had deemed the offer overvalued.
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He commonly criticizes overvalued tech start-ups for having indefensible business models and chastises venture capitalists for herd investing.
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One element of her plan most likely explains Wall Street's angry reaction: a call to tackle America's overvalued dollar.
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A net 34 percent of fund managers now think equities are overvalued, the highest proportion since 2000, BAML said.
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While overall sentiment on the street remains bullish, forty-one percent of strategists said they believe equities are overvalued.
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In September 2017, the bank tweaked its language to call the franc "significantly overvalued", versus the earlier "highly valued".
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"Despite huge positive moves in Snap and Twitter … we find these names even more overvalued than before," Nathanson wrote.
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Producers have overvalued other factors of success like star actors, genre, viability in foreign markets, and strayed from fundamentals.
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The general rule of thumb is a PEG ratio over 1 means a stock or a market is overvalued.
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A lot of people think Netflix and Facebook are overvalued growth stocks, but not longtime value investor Bill Nygren.
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First, WeWork's troubles dim the prospects for other overvalued startups and their venture-capital backers, notably SoftBank (see Schumpeter).
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At the same time, Tatts said the offer overvalued its wagering business, which runs horse- and sports-event betting.
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Even Las Vegas, where homes lost more than half their value during the housing crash, is now considered overvalued.
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Their reasons for these predictions: a slowing Chinese economy and weakening yuan, falling oil prices, and generally overvalued stocks.
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"We believe (the) yuan may already be overvalued against (the dollar), and China's latest round of monetary and credit easing may push (the yuan) further into overvalued territory," Nomura said in a Monday note, referring to the country's efforts to put a floor under slowing growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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Shares of NYSE parent company Intercontinental Exchange are overvalued, JPMorgan told clients Wednesday, downgrading the stock to neutral from overweight.
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Now, a study from the National Bureau of Economic Research concludes that, on average, unicorns are roughly 50 percent overvalued.
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Fitch's latest sustainable home price model indicates that home prices are overvalued by around 5003%, although with significant regional variation.
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Economists say this will prove tricky, with the current account deficit is ballooning and an overvalued currency is hurting exports.
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The 2008 global financial crisis showed how the combination of lax lending standards and overvalued collateral can lead to disaster.
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Despite an encouraging start to the year, investors are worried that earnings season may reveal share prices are still overvalued.
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"Corporate bonds remain very overvalued; ... corporate bonds should be avoided," he added, citing the slowing economy and rising credit risks.
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One monthly survey of fund managers found that a net 34% think shares are overvalued, the highest proportion since 2001.
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And also, if you look at valuation of assets, we are slightly overvalued relative to where the economic data is.
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Reasons for pessimism: Nevertheless, a higher share of investors say the market is overvalued than at any point since 2000.
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That is quadruple the company's initial public offering price, but many Beyond Meat skeptics think the stock is grossly overvalued.
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HARUHIKO KURODA: I must say that the-- before we introduced quantitative and qualitative monetary easing in 2013, yen was overvalued.
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That's because the company is overvalued, he said, and should be much smaller than its current $156.9 billion market cap.
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In Switzerland McDonald's customers have to fork out SFr6.50 ($6.62), which implies that the Swiss franc is overvalued by 19%.
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Second, investors are even more worried about bonds, the other main asset class; a net 81% think bonds are overvalued.
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Regional banks and major banks have been downgraded, as analysts say they have been overvalued and are ahead of themselves.
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You can say small and mid-cap stocks are a pocket of safety but at some point they become overvalued.
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The theory is that America's historic strength - tons of cash - is now a weakness, since startups are bloated and overvalued.
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In June, Nigeria scrapped its currency peg, hoping that the overvalued naira's fall would attract investment into Africa's biggest economy.
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The franc is regarded as one of the world's most overvalued currencies, especially when compared with its long-term average.
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The stock had already risen from about 1.70 dirhams in early November and some analysts think it is now overvalued.
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Growth stocks, such as the tech sector, were avoided earlier in the year as they were widely viewed as overvalued.
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A recent study by the National Bureau of Economic Research concludes that, on average, unicorns are roughly 50 percent overvalued.
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Some of this, regardless of the threat of imminent destruction, is that, at 49x revenues, the company was likely overvalued.
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"The stock market is very overvalued, so it makes sense to lighten up on risk going into this," he said.
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The Treasury Department did acknowledge in its report that the dollar is overvalued and that other countries' currencies are undervalued.
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Even before Monday's surge, when Tesla overtook Ford in market cap on April 3, some were saying Tesla was overvalued.
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Already, close to half of the nation's top 50 housing markets are overvalued, in relation to income and employment growth.
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Unfortunately, hype around Auroracoin was so great prior to its release that it was, in typical Icelandic style, significantly overvalued.
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If a currency is overvalued, investors sense the weakness and gang up on it like sharks around a sickly whale.
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Rivals have alleged the two clubs have benefited unfairly from overvalued sponsor contracts and have urged UEFA to clamp down.
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"If it's very overvalued and the Fed cuts rates to help, it's not going to prevent a correction," he said.
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The stock market was already overvalued The recent market rally has produced some of the largest market valuations in history.
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It's only consumer tech that seems to be either currently disappointing or previously overvalued, depending on your point of view.
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He said RiverFront's metrics find the U.S. market currently about 10 percent overvalued — "not far from fair value," he said.
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An internal audit discovered that its bond trading account was overvalued by $34 million and that losses had been understated.
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Snap "looks tremendously overvalued to me," said Brian Hamilton, a co-founder of Sageworks, a financial analysis and valuation firm.
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The IIF has also pointed out that at the start of 2018 many EM currencies were overvalued, and therefore vulnerable.
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Consider the tech stocks of the late 1990s — a bubble, to be sure, but in retrospect, was Amazon really overvalued?
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A market is considered overvalued when home prices are at least 10 percent higher than the long-term, sustainable level.
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The stock was downgraded by analysts this week, who said its 217 percent gains over the past year left shares overvalued.
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BMO Capital Markets downgraded the stock from market perform to underperform based on the view that shares are overvalued, StreetAccount said.
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And if either of the conditions is breached in an important way, I think it will turn out to be overvalued.
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Some investors, including many who follow Buffett's value philosophy, believe the stock is going public at level which is already overvalued.
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In a poll conducted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, a net 32% of global fund managers think shares are overvalued.
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There is no evidence the U.S. currency is significantly overvalued or that currency misalignment is contributing to the deficit (tmsnrt.rs/2Zc2SRJ).
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The technology sector had a tumultuous start to 2016 as investors began to panic that household-name technology giants were overvalued.
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Moreover, Saudi Arabia needs large reserves to back its long-standing but now probably overvalued currency peg against the U.S. dollar.
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I'm very sympathetic to arguments that medical care is overvalued, and that in practice, it does less good than we hope.
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Wilson's comments should, however, ease concerns that the stocks are overvalued, or could come crashing down if Pentagon spending growth slows.
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The SNB pays close attention to capital flows as it tries to rein in what it calls a significantly overvalued franc.
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They warn that the stockmarket is dangerously overvalued and that America's expansion, which is in its 102nd month, must soon falter.
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Many in traditional media would argue Netflix is overvalued, of course, so presumably Hulu and its owners are just being conservative.
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Saab bribed Maduro's three stepsons to win no-bid, overvalued government contracts, said Sigal Mandelker, undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.
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But he told Amanpour that "an overvalued dollar will lead to fewer exports, more imports, higher trade deficit, and slower growth."
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Mewawalla adds that he has a "buy" rating on all FANG stocks and does not think any of them are overvalued.
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The problem is that most outside traders consider the yuan to be more than 10 percent overvalued against the U.S. dollar.
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However, it now seems prudent to once again remind investors that this extremely overvalued market is headed for an epic crash.
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But the truth is this extremely complacent and overvalued market has been susceptible to a correction for a very long time.
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"It's recognized by everybody that the Swiss franc is still significantly overvalued and poses a difficult situation for Switzerland," he said.
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Years of overheated inflation and an overvalued currency meant few Brazilian companies could take on rivals in the world's largest economy.
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Looking at individual regions, a net 84 percent of fund managers say the U.S. is the most overvalued, also a record.
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Las Vegas, San Francisco, Denver and Los Angeles are all overvalued, as are Miami, Houston and Washington, D.C., according to CoreLogic.
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By this measure, the dollar is still overvalued, but by a much smaller margin: roughly 11% on a trade-weighted basis.
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According to popular metrics such as the P/E ratio, stocks today seem far more overvalued than at the 220006 peak.
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Nearly two-thirds, or 83 of 62 analysts who answered another question said that has pushed the dollar to be overvalued.
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I don't think we're overvalued," Cooperman said, and "we have another 10 to 15 percent to go for that to occur.
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Nearly two-thirds, or 83 of 62 analysts who answered another question said that has pushed the dollar to be overvalued.
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Uber management is doing the right thing and acquiring firms with overvalued stock in a desperate attempt to find lift, likeCornershop.
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Calvasina further observed that the relative valuation between US stocks continue to look overvalued relative to the rest of the world.
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Massive losses are coming in venture capital-funded start-ups that are, in some cases, as much as 50 percent overvalued.
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An end to the era of ultra-low interest rates from the Federal Reserve will also weigh on these overvalued names.
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No analysts on Wall Street have a "buy" rating on Beyond Meat's stock, and have repeatedly questioned whether shares are overvalued.
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When the audit was done, it showed that the investments were indeed overvalued, and that the fund was in deep trouble.
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If you think Netflix should trade like a traditional media company, Burke's got a pretty good case Netflix is insanely overvalued.
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He noted stocks are also "a little overvalued here" and that fundamentals do not warrant concerns about a severe economic downturn.
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A net 84 percent of respondents said the U.S. was the most overvalued region for equities, a new all-time high.
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Robert Shiller popularized a benchmark metric for evaluating whether the stock market is overvalued: the S&P 500 Shiller CAPE ratio.
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The benchmark S.& P. index has risen 17 percent in the last year, leading to recent fears that stocks are overvalued.
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Market sentiment is too bullish, and stocks are "significantly overvalued," the chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group told CNBC on Thursday.
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That means Airbnb can afford to wait for its IPO – and that's a much more appealing pitch than WeWork's overvalued desperation.
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Some economists say that the concerns in Europe are overblown and that prices are overvalued but not in a danger zone.
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Bottom line: there are pockets of the market that are arguably overvalued, but the S&P itself is only modestly stretched.
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They overvalued some of the first biotech startups that went public in Hong Kong—only to see their share prices fall.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's confrontational rhetoric on trade and suggestions that the dollar is overvalued have complicated global economic cooperation efforts.
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According to Fitch's most recent sustainable home price model, Canadian home prices are overvalued by approximately 25% with major regional variations.
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At the end of July, of the top 50 markets, based on housing stock, 46 percent were overvalued, according to CoreLogic.
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The market is undoubtedly overheated, despite nine out of 10 VCs believing unicorn companies are overvalued (as I found in previous research).
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He argued among other things that a combination of low energy prices and overly optimistic accounting methods meant the driller was overvalued.
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But because Chinese officials continue to publicly assert the renminbi is not overvalued, they are intervening daily to prop up the currency.
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"We continue to believe TSLA is fundamentally overvalued," noted the analyst, who's price forecast calls for a 65% plunge in the stock.
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And doubly, Cloudera may in fact still be overvalued at the proposed $210 billion valuation when compared to certain public market comps.
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Because, by many historically predictive valuation measures, even after the recent 21929% haircut, stocks are still overvalued to the tune of ~22000%.
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A Morningstar report on Monday said the strong run for the company for the year to date has left its shares overvalued.
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The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp said that although the market in Toronto, Canada's largest city, had cooled recently, it remained overvalued.
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"We continue to believe Tesla is fundamentally overvalued, but potentially strategically undervalued," Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note Wednesday.
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If the 10-year yield were to rise by 1 percent, the stock market would look roughly 20 percent overvalued, he said.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday said the dollar was overvalued by 216.06% to 63.623%, based on near-term economic fundamentals.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday said the dollar was overvalued by 6% to 12%, based on near-term economic fundamentals.
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Economists had long argued that Argentina's peso currency was overvalued, and the government acknowledged that it would depreciate gradually over the years.
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The currency, which has weakened in recent months to trade at about 1.09 euros, is still "considerably" overvalued according to the SNB.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday the greenback was overvalued by 20.5% to 12%, based on near-term economic fundamentals.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday said the greenback was overvalued by 6% to 12%, based on near-term economic fundamentals.
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In the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch fund manager survey, a net 34 percent of respondents find that equities are overvalued.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday said the dollar was overvalued by 3.86% to 20.1%, based on near-term economic fundamentals.
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Yet those calling stocks "overvalued" is also near record highs, and cash levels remain above average — hints of caution tempering the optimism.
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The market is in a corrective phase, with overvalued dividend stocks being sold, said Rahul Shah, chief executive of Ideal Asset Management.
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Foreign investors have flooded into government debt to benefit and pushed up the value of the currency, resulting in an overvalued peso.
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The SNB has used negative interest rates and currency intervention to try to rein in the franc, which it calls significantly overvalued.
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The central bank says the franc is overvalued and a threat to its exporters, and unwinding monetary stimulus could boost the currency.
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The Colombian peso COP= is overvalued by as much as 20% on a trade-weighted, real effective exchange rate basis, they estimated.
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Why doesn't the government acknowledge that the bolívar is artificially overvalued and make the exchange rate closer to what it should be?
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They are now stuck with overvalued, overfunded companies, endangering returns for the wealthy families, sovereign funds and institutions whose money they manage.
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I'm going on Barron's TV (yep, that's a thing) Friday morning to discuss Tesla (which I believe is overvalued), Amazon, and Apple.
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WeWork, a year ago we were told that WeWork was extremely overvalued, $17 billion for a real-estate company doing office space.
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As a result, 48 percent of the nation's top 50 housing markets are now considered "overvalued," up from 46 percent in August.
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Initial coin offerings (ICOs) continue to overflow the crypto universe, but bitcoin bull Brian Kelly told CNBC that the market is overvalued.
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Stock investors were also on edge after U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday shares may be overvalued, said Hansen.
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"I consider myself cautiously optimistic on the company; the stock is just overvalued," said Brian Wieser, an analyst at Pivotal Research Group.
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Overvalued stocks and the prospect of rising U.S. interest rates will soon trigger another stock market correction, according to one market analyst.
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The overvalued metal would be deposited in the Federal Reserve, providing the backing needed for a massive, and debt-free, fiscal stimulus.
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To that end, Goldman has identified the 10 most overvalued companies in the market, each of which they say could tumble 20%.
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The dollar was overvalued by about 8 percent in May, according to William R. Cline of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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This math isn't hard: If we're really going to take on climate change, then, at present, fossil fuel companies are massively overvalued.
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Cramer said Netflix shares are "overvalued" when considering its earnings prospects, but he thinks global growth justifies its $143 billion market capitalization.
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A Morgan Stanley note released Friday insists the franc remains the "most overvalued currency in the G10 universe," despite this week's fall.
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Court trials have revealed a pattern of awarding public works contracts in exchange for bribes, with works overvalued, delayed and poorly executed.
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He told The Washington Post that they were overvalued and that the strong data that showed a healthy economy were essentially phony.
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We're looking at 18 right now for looking at this year's earnings," he said, contending the current market is "much less overvalued.
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But the slew of illegitimate worries about stocks being overvalued and on the verge of collapse need to be addressed, he said.
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"I don't think you're going to find many people in my position who are going to say we are overvalued," he added.
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The bank's latest investor survey reported a record proportion of funds considered equities as overvalued even while overweight positions hit multi-year peaks.
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Absent a rapid recalculation, the utility of engaging with America may quickly come to be seen as overvalued by many in the region.
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This wouldn't be a massive shock to the currency thanks to previous austerity measures and that fact that it is not currently overvalued.
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Occasionally activists, most notably Pershing Square's William Ackman, will make public a short position, or bet against a company it believes is overvalued.
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Saudi crude remains overvalued compared with other Middle East grades, the official said on Thursday, declining to be named due to company policy.
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Unfortunately, it is significantly overvalued given the likely scale of its long-term opportunity and the risks associated with executing against that opportunity.
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Businesses worry that the use of dollar loans to finance the fiscal deficit, although non-inflationary, is again leading to an overvalued peso.
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Manufacturing employment is high in many of Europe's poorer countries, but they have lost international competitiveness in part because of an overvalued euro.
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Forecasting a cut, Bank of America Merrill Lynch is recommending investors sell South African debt and the rand, which it thinks is overvalued.
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Instead, Mr Maduro kept the wildly overvalued official exchange rate and rationed imports by tightening the government's control over access to hard currency.
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Pinterest was showing a clear path to profitability but was overvalued, said Haran Segram, professor of finance at NYU Stern School of Business.
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On the flip side, Jack Ablin, Executive Vice President and Chief Investment Officer of BMO Private Bank thinks the U.S. markets are overvalued.
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But unless a currency is overvalued (as the pound was in 1992), it is folly for a nation to celebrate a sharp decline.
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On the currency front, a net 20 percent of investors think the is overvalued, which is the highest reading in nearly 19 months.
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America has been running current-account deficits since the early 1980s, therefore its currency is overvalued and a weaker dollar would be better.
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Back in February, we calculated that overall British house prices were 29% over-valued compared with incomes, and 48% overvalued relative to rents.
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In the past, when stocks have been this overvalued, they have often corrected by crashing — in 22000, 210, 503, and 250, for example .
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THanks for keeping interest rates artificially low so that companies can issue debt and buyback their overvalued stocks and continue the Ponzi scheme.
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There is only one other time since 1971 that this ratio has registered such an overvalued reading…that was in December of 2000.
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Investors reported seeing fewer attractive opportunities in private equity as competition has bid up prices, with some 61 percent saying it was overvalued.
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The lengthy expansion has pushed up asset prices, particularly for real estate, which are now 15 to 30 percent overvalued, the Bundesbank added.
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Even if earnings are good, Phipps said, stocks may still be overvalued without the substantial tax cuts the market has already priced in.
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To the north, Fitch continues to view Canadian home prices as overvalued but still expects growth this year between 2 and 2.5 percent.
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"We believe GE to be overvalued given weak earnings quality and the wide gap between non-cash and cash earnings," the analyst added.
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Sources familiar with the matter had told Reuters that retail interest for the IPO was weak as investors had deemed the offer overvalued.
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Of course, currency depreciation can be a very useful tool for countries when they have become locked in to an overvalued exchange rate.
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But investors have been betting that Japanese bonds are overvalued for more than 20 years in a trade now known as the "widowmaker".
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This means that uranium producers, some of whom have enjoyed strong rallies in tandem with the spot price, may be reaching overvalued territory.
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The Dow and S&P erased their 2018 gains, while the Nasdaq continues to drop amid a flight from potentially overvalued tech stocks.
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He said that some leading technology company prices, which had led the stock market rise, had been overvalued and due for a correction.
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Chairman Thomas Jordan said a week ago that the franc remained significantly overvalued, and the bank could cut interest rates further if necessary.
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"A record high percentage of investors say equities are overvalued yet cash levels are simultaneously falling, an indicator of irrational exuberance," he added.
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And Switzerland's central bank pledged to counter any surge in an already overvalued franc - seen as a safe currency in times of uncertainty.
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He has long held Amazon shares, for example, even as other investors have said they are overvalued, based on the price-earnings ratio.
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When the RSI exceeds 70, the commodity is thought to be overbought or overvalued, and vice versa when the RSI dips below 30.
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This system of a fixed, overvalued exchange rate with a huge black-market premium has trapped the economy in an "inflation-depreciation" spiral.
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The "Mad Money" host said there are five main areas on which to focus in order to determine whether the market is overvalued.
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The "Mad Money" host said there are five main areas on which to focus in order to determine whether the market is overvalued.
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The rally stretched valuations to levels not seen in the past decade, worrying investors that stocks are overvalued like during the dotcom bubble.
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In the nation's top 50 markets, half of the housing stock is now considered overvalued, based on market fundamentals, like income and employment.
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BECKY QUICK: Does that mean that-- market overall is overvalued, based on what you-- what you think is fair— WARREN BUFFETT: Not necessarily.
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The merger was opposed by Samsung C&T shareholder Elliott Associates, which said the deal greatly undervalued the company and overvalued Cheil Industries.
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As Wall Street sees a succession of new highs, 77% of respondents said stocks are overvalued, the highest level in nearly two years.
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But critics say the company may have lost focus, be overvalued, and struggle to sustain growth if the U.S. faces an economic downturn.
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A.B. Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi defended his cautious view on Apple on Wednesday, telling CNBC he still believed the stock has become overvalued.
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Although prices are still below their pre-crisis peak, North Las Vegas is considered one of the most overvalued markets in the country.
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And while the trade-weighed franc index has climbed, it is well off 2017 highs when the SNB called the currency 'significantly overvalued'.
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Hedge fund honcho David Tepper is rejecting arguments that stocks are overvalued and believes there are still plenty of opportunities in the market.
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"Most seasoned investors realize this market is overvalued and overbought and it's been a long time since a normal correction," Mr. Stack said.
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"It could have a cascading effect on the global economy and corporate profit growth, which could cause shares to become overvalued," Stovall said.
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Some experts say that could add an additional 10 percent to profits, leaving stocks undervalued, as opposed to overvalued, as some analysts currently suggest.
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The investors also continue to believe the U.S. dollar is overvalued, with a net 28 percent indicating the U.S. greenback has risen too far.
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Research analysts' most common rating is a hold, and the median target price is $33.38, implying that Wall Street thinks the stock is overvalued.
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Some market analysts have cautioned that Tesla's shares are overvalued and resemble a bubble, which could have disastrous consequences for investors if it implodes.
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The research found that top draft picks were consistently overvalued in terms of pay to performance, compared to picks made later in the draft.
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Ms Sitharaman talks of tweaking export credits and speeding tax reimbursements for exporters, when letting the overvalued rupee drop would boost exports even more.
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Overvalued startups focused on growth over revenue are a problem that stretches far beyond U.S. borders, and it's an even bigger problem in India.
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Coming on top of a 27.86 percent appreciation in 264, that has left the rouble overvalued by up to 22016 percent, Siluanov complained recently.
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Greenlight also said that Tesla Inc, the electric carmaker that earlier this month briefly passed GM as the most valuable U.S. automaker, was overvalued.
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The plaintiffs have said the Retirement Plans Committee of IBM, which oversees the fund, knew or should have known that the business was overvalued.
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The Vision Fund era overvalued Uber, funded its competitors, fired too much money into Wag (whose growth has been called into question) and more.
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That is why in recent decades the peso has so often been overvalued, killing the competitiveness of many businesses and stunting the country's exports.
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Meanwhile a poll of global fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) in October found that a net 85% thought bonds overvalued.
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In a worst-case scenario, investor liquidity by means of SPVs prevents overvalued companies from achieving a valuation correction in the efficient open markets.
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These indicators are supposed to signal red, or at least orange, when stocks are overvalued and risks – whether economic, corporate or political - are building.
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San Francisco was ranked the most overvalued housing market in the United States, according to UBS' just-released Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2018.
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They overheated dramatically over the past few years, however, and some major metropolitan markets are still overvalued and prohibitively expensive for entry-level buyers.
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According to Ilya Strebulaev, who teaches at the Stanford University business school, such calculations show the average unicorn to be overvalued by about 60%.
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The US dollar may in fact be overvalued, depressing overseas trade and manufacturing activity in the Rust Belt important to Trump's re-election chances.
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Of the nation's top 50 markets based on housing stock, 40 percent were overvalued, 18 percent were undervalued and 42 percent were at value.
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On top of that, a net 203 percent believe that the U.S. is the "most overvalued region" compared with other areas of the world.
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Musk has agreed that his company appears overvalued using backward-looking metrics, but has argued that future performance is what drives the stock upward.
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General Electric shares are far overvalued given the pressures facing the company over the next two years, according to J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has nonetheless warned that the dinar drop would negatively impact Algeria, urging the government act against overvalued exchange rate.
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A web of Carlyle-run real estate investment funds bought Urbplan when valuations were stretched, the currency was overvalued and interest rates were falling.
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A "German euro" was nearly 17 percent undervalued against the dollar in PPP terms, while a "French euro" was overvalued by nearly 5 percent.
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Momentum refers to the tendency of securities that are rising in price to keep going up for a time, even when they are overvalued.
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Mathan Somasundaram, Blue Ocean Equities market portfolio strategist, said health care stocks had been trading at historically high price-equity ratios and were overvalued.
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The Dow and S&P erased their 2018 gains Wednesday, while the Nasdaq continues to drop amid a flight from potentially overvalued tech stocks.
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"With credit markets in particular being overvalued, it's one the reasons why I'm holding on to that cash and not rushing in," she said.
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Of course, that would require the TV sharks to not be quite so short-sighted – after all, they thought Ring was overvalued, and passed.
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While Mr. Buffett didn't say stocks were overvalued, as he has done in past letters, he did say that acquisitions have gotten too pricey.
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Hindenburg — which is based in NYC and managed by financial analyst Nate Anderson — went on to suggest Opera's U.S.-listed stock was grossly overvalued.
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"We continue to urge caution with regard to Tesla shares, which appear highly overvalued based on our understanding of the fundamentals," the analysts wrote.
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CoreLogic defines an overvalued housing market as one in which home prices are at least 10 percent higher than the long-term, sustainable level.
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Las Vegas and Denver are both considered overvalued, but San Francisco is not, as incomes in the tech capital far exceed the national level.
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The downturn is self-inflicted, largely resulting from erratic government decisions and high interest rates, seen as necessary to sustain an increasingly overvalued peso.
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The analyst said some investors are admitting their stocks are overvalued but maintain holdings by arguing that they can't find any attractive investments elsewhere.
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Beyond Meat's stock surged nearly 600% after it went public in June, but it has faded in recent weeks over fears it was overvalued.
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An International Monetary Fund report published last week said the dollar remained overvalued by more than 10 to 20 percent based on U.S. economic fundamentals.
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Last month, the global lender said China's yuan was broadly in line with economic fundamentals, while the U.S. dollar was overvalued by 22% to 20%.
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I don't think you could look at Airbnb, for example, and say even if it's overvalued, or Uber, that it's not a significantly interesting business.
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Cramer hears worries every day that stocks are now overvalued, but still maintains that stocks aren't as outrageously priced versus other rallies in the past.
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John Beck, director of fixed income at Franklin Templeton, said Britain's gilt market was overvalued, while the pound "is at the cheap end of expectations".
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Morgan Stanley strategists expect more losses on the view that the franc remains the "most overvalued currency in the G10 universe" despite this week's fall.
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Centaline said it had not found any documents in its records of the transaction showing that the property was overvalued to secure a higher mortgage.
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He said overvalued stocks may not be why executives are selling, but because they have held onto "toxic" stock that have been "very under-owned."
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My take: unless you believe that there will be a huge disappointment in earnings this year, it's hard to argue that stocks are dramatically overvalued.
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"If we get a few more of these red-hot, yet hopelessly overvalued deals ... the averages will start to feel the pressure," the host said.
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The market is overvalued and it's only a matter of time before the Dow Jones industrial average drops to 11,500, one market expert said Wednesday.
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Then, in November, its central bank floated the Egyptian pound, which had been overvalued for months, and allowed the price of subsidised fuel to rise.
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According to reports, Mr Son's plan had been to put another $5.93bn into the co-working firm, which many analysts and investors think is overvalued.
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However, Siegel said on a long-term basis the market isn't overvalued, it just has to digest the news of a higher interest rate scenario.
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Citi said the company is "well run" but that, when accounting for certain quirks of its capital structure, it is overvalued relative to its peers.
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But talks never got close to a deal because of concerns over structure and valuation — particularly because Deutsche Telekom felt Dish stock was severely overvalued.
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So-called safe stocks with low price volatility and big dividend yields are way overvalued and due for a big decline, JPMorgan told clients Monday.
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If a lot of money flows into emerging markets, economies can overheat and an overvalued currency can make exporters uncompetitive, leading to an eventual crisis.
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Last month, the global lender said China's yuan was broadly in line with economic fundamentals, while the U.S. dollar was overvalued by 6% to 12%.
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Fitch estimates that national home prices are more than 20 percent overvalued compared to long-term economic growth, with markets increasingly exposed to downside risk.
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The listing, first reported by Bloomberg, will test Dropbox's most recent valuation, $10 billion, which has been criticized by some investors as overvalued and outdated.
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One way to look at Tesla is like it's a traditional car company — and if you value it by that industry standard, it's absolutely overvalued.
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Big tech stocks such as Facebook Inc and Google-owner Alphabet Inc were also down on Monday amid worries that tech stocks overall were overvalued.
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Jonas said Tesla "may be fundamentally overvalued," but he kept his equal-weight rating and noted that the stock is trading above his $283 target.
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Roy, who carries a neutral rating on Nvidia, has been calling the stock overvalued since the stock was trading at around $110, some $28 ago.
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The International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday the U.S. economy was "overall in good shape," with growth set to regain momentum despite an overvalued dollar.
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Survey respondents consider the U.S. dollar at its most overvalued since June 2002 but said the most crowded trade is a bet against European stocks.
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We found six mentions of an overvalued stock market in the minutes by searching the Fed's website for the word "valuation" going back to 1996.
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Bank of Israel Deputy Governor Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg told Reuters last week that the shekel had become more overvalued and did not reflect economic realities.
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Some experts disagree with the comparison - Stefan Gerlach at EFG Bank says the franc has recently been only "a little overvalued" versus its equilibrium level.
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Eighty-two percent say they expect bond yields to rise in the next 12 months, with a record 85 percent saying bond prices are overvalued.
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Indeed, you can make a good argument that rather than being overvalued right before the 2202 crash, stocks became severely undervalued right after the crash.
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That's because the market's rally was precisely why he fled it in the first place: He says it is overvalued but short of a bubble.
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It said it remained committed to negative interest rates and currency market interventions to rein in the Swiss franc, which it said remained "significantly overvalued".
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Any effort to revitalize manufacturing will need to tackle predatory trade with China as well as an overvalued U.S. dollar that artificially inflates export costs.
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When Bitcoin surged past $2,000 for the first time ever, just eight months ago, I spoke with several experts who said the market was overvalued.
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But she uses them to exemplify her thesis that traditional consumer staple stocks — loved for their defensive qualities during economic recessions — are overvalued and overrated.
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Four years ago David Einhorn, who runs Greenlight Capital and is widely followed, sent the company's shares tumbling after saying he thought they were overvalued.
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Instead, he became motivated to analyze stocks and learn industry-level concepts such as using multiples to decide if a stock is under- or overvalued.
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On the other hand, as Mr. Danziger points out, guarantors who end up buying a work are left wondering if the lot has been overvalued.
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"It doesn't appear to be alarmingly overvalued, but it's possible things have gone too far," said Paul Ashworth, chief United States economist at Capital Economics.
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If wage growth in the eco zone exceeds that of the euro-zone (adjusting for productivity) then the eco's fixed exchange rate would become overvalued.
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Brad McMillan — who counsels independent financial advisors representing $114 billion in assets under management — told CNBC on Monday that the stock market is way overvalued.
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Marijuana stocks have fallen hard in 2019 and short sellers have been increasing their positions, betting the sector is overvalued and primed for further losses.
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As a result, Ruddell said big clothing makers including H&M, Zara parent company Inditex, Gap, Macy's, Kohl's, American Eagle and Abercombie & Fitch are overvalued.
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Alphabet and Facebook were Cramer's choices for running backs because even though their stocks seem overvalued, investors won't regret paying those prices later, he said.
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The companies avoided dilution, keeping more stock for founders and employees, but it's pretty clear that they were fully valued, perhaps overvalued, by private investors.
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Meanwhile, while insisting that U.S. stocks are indeed overvalued, even Shiller readily acknowledges that long-term valuation measures make poor short-term market timing tools.
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Based on current earnings, the rising dollar and interest rates, the U.S. stock market is appears 2900 percent overvalued, but not based on projected earnings.
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Eighty percent of the fund managers in the survey say the U.S. is the most overvalued region, though that is down 4 percent from June.
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Another sign of attenuated psychotic syndrome is being prone to "magical thinking or overvalued ideation that don't quite reach the level of delusion," he said.
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But despite cutting cash, a record-high 48 percent of survey participants considered equities to be overvalued - a sign of irrational exhuberance, according to BAML.
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Canadian marijuana stocks are overvalued, because they are still just commodities, Sean Stiefel, founder and cannabis portfolio manager of Navy Capital, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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You were here doing the thing, the VE thing, the startups that overpaid and overvalued, so you learned a lot about that on that side.
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It only took two days of trading before Wall Street decided that Snap's stock was overvalued at the time of its first day of trading.
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There's been very little investment of this kind and a lot of it has gone into speculating on the stock market, which is way overvalued.
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She stands in sharp relief to the city's newer batch of residents, who, by and large, are backpack-burdened young men pursuing the next overvalued opportunity.
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But the strategist believes demographic changes, namely the slowdown in population growth and an overvalued U.S. market will actually keep the president-elect's plans in check.
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In this case, it is the serious risk that Exxon's business model is overvalued and incompatible with the world taking serious action to limit global warming.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor David Einhorn on Monday called energy services provider Core Laboratories substantially overvalued and said its share price could drop to $62.
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Jim Cramer hears worries every day that stocks are now overvalued, but still maintains that stocks aren't as outrageously priced versus other rallies in the past.
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The IMF said last month that the yuan's valuation was in line with China's softer economic fundamentals, though the dollar was overvalued by 6% to 12%.
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The Nasdaq index had been rallying since 1998, but reached a point where scores of companies were overvalued and there were few buyers to be found.
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JPMorgan downgrades NYSE owner ICE on valuation Shares of NYSE parent company Intercontinental Exchange are overvalued, JPMorgan told clients, downgrading the stock to neutral from overweight.
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However, the major averages are still extremely overvalued and overleveraged: Margin debt as a percent of the economy is higher today than both 2000 and 2007.
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A number of Tesla shareholders even sued Musk over the deal, alleging he overvalued SolarCity, and claiming he did not properly recuse himself from the deal.
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As this week's column explains, though, there are downsides: An overvalued currency and persistent trade deficits are fine for America's consumers, but painful for its producers.
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For John Stoltzfus, chief investment strategist at Oppenheimer Asset Management, cyclicals are the place to be, noting that defensives have been overvalued for quite a while.
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When the Fed cuts that should help weaken the dollar, which is viewed by the International Monetary Fund as being overvalued relative to its trading partners.
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Monday marks 20 years since former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan remarked on investors' "irrational exuberance," a phrase now synonymous with a market that appears overvalued.
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Even before the dollar rally began in April, it was overvalued compared to historical averages against the currencies of trade partners and adjusted for inflation (REER).
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A 14% fall in the dollar price of a Norwegian Big Mac has taken the krone from looking 18% overvalued in January to 5% undervalued now.
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In principle, a country like Greece or Spain would enjoy a similar large economic boost if they left the overvalued euro and adopted their own currency.
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In a recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers, more respondents said equities are overvalued than any time in the last 17 years.
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He said survey work on patent value, while less pessimistic than his own research, still shows as much as 40 percent of patents as being overvalued.
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Technically, stocks have been declining for a long time now, with only a select few overvalued names making the averages look better than they actually are.
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Technically stocks have been declining for a long time now, with only a select few overvalued names making the averages look better than they actually are.
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The SNB hopes its policy of negative interest rates and currency market purchases will weaken the Swiss franc, which it has repeatedly described as significantly overvalued.
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Last year Stanley Druckenmiller, one of the industry's best-known macro investors, had urged investors to buy gold because he felt the stock market was overvalued.
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Given that in 2013 the Russian rouble was seriously overvalued, it may be a bit of a stretch to say that the rouble is now "cheap".
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The research suggested prices in the British capital or Norway could be overpriced by as much as 40 percent, while Frankfurt and Amsterdam are also overvalued.
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Much of that money has financed Egypt's huge budget and current-account deficits—almost 12% and 7% of GDP, respectively—and propped up an overvalued currency.
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In all, a net 21.3 percent — the difference between those who say the market is overvalued and those who do not — believe equities are too expensive.
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Half of the nation's 50 largest markets are now considered overvalued, meaning home prices are at least 10 percent higher than the long-term, sustainable level.
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Only forceful policies can alter the behaviour of the energy markets, which do not reflect that fossil-fuel firms are overvalued and may become stranded assets.
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Despite Mr. Trump's contention — which, like his assertions about Japan, harks back to another era — many economists say they believe the renminbi is overvalued, not undervalued.
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Big gains for Lululemon this year put it in overvalued territory even as its business fundamentals remain sound, according to Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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But because the company is not public yet, one cannot even be sure that valuations will materialize, particularly in the era of the overvalued start-up.
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SO AT SOME POINT INDICES GET OVERVALUED IN ERMS OF THE UNDER INDEXED ASSET YOU KNOW, AND THAT WILL HELP CREATE A RENAISSANCE FOR ACTIVE MANAGERS.
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According to Hussman's favorite measure of valuation — the margin-adjusted, price-to-earnings ratio — the market is more overvalued than it was in 1929 and 2000.
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The fund was not alone in pointing out that today's stock market is the most overvalued on record — more so than in 1929, 2000 and 2007.
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I remember stocks looking overvalued exiting 1998 and then the Nasdaq went up 86 percent in 1999, powering a 20-percent increase in the S&P.
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That's because there's not a whole lot of incentive to keep the coins, especially when people think it is overvalued and want to quickly cash out.
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Regarding other tech stocks, Spencer said he has hopped out of FANG stocks Facebook and Apple, saying most FANG stocks are fully valued, but not overvalued.
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The dollar is now overvalued by at least 25 to 30 percent against not just the Chinese yuan but also the Japanese yen and the euro.
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Pinterest was showing a clear path to profitability but was overvalued, said Haran Segram, a professor of finance at New York University's Stern School of Business.
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"When corporate bonds become very overvalued, especially when rates fall due to recession prospects increasing — well?" he added of why he has avoided the asset class.
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In Bank of America Merrill Lynch's April fund manager survey of global investors, a record 83 percent of fund managers said that U.S. stocks are overvalued.
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In 2014, the usually uneventful policy report contained a line that biotechs were overvalued, but economists expect no such drama in the first report from Powell.
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The venture could in theory allow SoftBank to keep earning profits even if the Vision Fund's existing stable of pricey startups turned out to be overvalued.
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He knows that Tesla has been overvalued for the time being because investors think the next few decades could witness a massive shift to electric propulsion.
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Mr. Trump overvalued the personal touch by betting that a few hearty handshakes with Mr. Xi would overcome China's deep-rooted resistance to pressuring North Korea.
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Saba Capital's Boaz Weinstein said the high yield debt market is overvalued and as a result he is betting against the bonds of retailers and hospitals.
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Financial analysts have long warned that the rocketing bull market would at some point come to a screeching correction thanks to its highly overvalued stock prices.
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Currency interventions and negative interest rates are the SNB's main tools in its campaign to weaken the franc, which it has consistently described as "significantly overvalued".
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Tony: I still see think the equity markets are overvalued but the equity markets people talk about the S&P as being representative of 500 companies.
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Cramer acknowledged that some stocks could be overvalued, but argued that the systemic risk that pushed the market into recession in 2008 has been largely eradicated.
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Its nearly 21% gain that year was a good entry point into the stock, despite concerns at the time that the retailer was overvalued, Cramer said.
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In September, Peloton, a hot fitness start-up, had a disappointing I.P.O., confirming many people's beliefs that start-ups were overvalued and burning too much cash.
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"We actually think the U.S. dollar is highly overvalued at this stage and particularly over the past couple of weeks," Zuercher told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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But Folts said bonds offer little respite from the stock market's excesses because they are "insanely overvalued," with the high-yield market in particular offering little value.
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Speaking on Thursday at the Reuters Global Investment 22018 Outlook Summit, Greenblatt, who blends buying stocks he likes with "shorting" overvalued stocks, said the Standard & Poor's 500 .
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The company also faced obstacles due to an overvalued Italian currency during the 1990s, as well as a lack of interest in its signature sweaters, Forbes reported.
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"Waiting for the overvalued dollar to reverse course requires patience, and is itself one driver of the lack of FX volatility," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said.
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Stocks that perform well over five years are probably overvalued by the end of that period; those that perform badly for the same period are probably cheap.
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The market suggests that the renminbi is overvalued because a strengthening or even stable renminbi is inconsistent with the country's expanding debt burden and slowing economic growth.
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"If we get a few more of these red-hot, yet hopelessly overvalued deals ... the averages will start to feel the pressure," the "Mad Money" host said.
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One in 10 unicorns is overvalued by at least 100 percent, and on average a unicorn reports a valuation 50 percent above the fair value we calculated.
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In descending order, here are some public market revenue multiples to bear in mind: You can see how Pinterest could be called overvalued at its current price.
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The most recent survey of fund managers by Bank of America Merrill Lynch found that a net 48% of them thought equities were overvalued, a record high.
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Los Angeles, Zurich, Tokyo, Geneva and New York are merely deemed overvalued, while Chicago is the only city included in the list that is viewed as undervalued.
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Boston and Chicago valuations remained low in fair-valued and undervalued territory respectively, while New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco all fell within the overvalued segment.
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Vamvakidis argued that although in theory, governments can intervene when currencies are overvalued, the way such interventions are unfolding at present is producing more negative side effects.
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For instance, heavy hitters with high batting averages were overvalued, according to the sabermetric approach, while players with lots of walks (on-base percentage) were routinely undervalued.
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SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan on Wednesday again called the franc "significantly overvalued" and said the central bank had ample room to expand its balance sheet if needed.
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Just four months after the city topped Swiss Bank UBS' chart of the world's most overvalued housing prices, analysts are calling a bottom after a short correction.
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If currency X can buy an item at a lower price than currency Y, then currency X may be comparatively undervalued and currency Y could be overvalued.
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According to CEO Rich Battista, however, the blame does not belong to a board of directors who overvalued the company or management that fell short on performance.
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The shares rally came as a surprise to some analysts on Wall Street, who had been warning that GE stock may be overvalued for this earnings report.
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The government devalued the birr last year but economists say it is still overvalued by as much as 25 percent and that dollar shortages may deter investment.
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The bank has built up foreign currency reserves by selling francs and buying foreign currency to weaken the franc, which it has consistently described as "significantly overvalued".
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The SNB has introduced negative interest rates and said it will intervene in the currency market if necessary to weaken what it calls a "significantly overvalued" franc.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's July fund manager survey showed the dollar was the fourth most crowded trade with 49 percent of respondents saying it is overvalued.
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The firm thinks Nordstrom is executing well, but thinks the stock may be overvalued in the near term after a 19 percent recovery so far this year.
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But many analysts think it may have become overvalued because of heavy speculative buying by local retail investors, who pushed its valuation above 2643 times trailing earnings.
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For a while the influx of brainy foreigners was slowed by an overvalued currency and the reputational damage from the collapse of some badly run private colleges.
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Thanks largely to their big cities, housing appears to be more than 40% overvalued in Australia, Britain and Canada, according to the average of our two measures.
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Ralph Jainz, fund manager of Centricus Asset Management, said the U.K. has huge dispersion with some of the must undervalued and overvalued names thanks to Brexit uncertainty.
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Often buyers are lulled into thinking these high-priced markets will continue, but we find that overvalued markets will tend to have a slowdown in price growth.
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Despite increased wariness of overvalued unicorns after recent high-profile flameouts, CEO Brian Armstrong said last month that Coinbase has actually turned a profit three years running.
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His China trade policy is failing, and unless he addresses an overvalued dollar and tackles China's fundamental currency undervaluation, America will keep racking up larger trade deficits.
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Emanuel said he had expected profit-taking in big-cap tech since the group was overvalued and investors are moving into the stocks that had been lagging.
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Though it lowered the bar, the company still faces a share price that looks at least fully valued and probably a little overvalued even by standard metrics.
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Boston Properties, which is considered overvalued, generated about 50% more revenue than We last year, but its market capitalization is less than half that of Neumann's company.
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In doing so, it unveiled an unhealthy, overvalued company that owed billions in long-term lease obligations, enriched leaders like Neumann, and irresponsibly blew its war chest.
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The SNB has stated repeatedly it expects negative interest rates, coupled with its willingness to intervene in the currency market, eventually to weaken a "significantly overvalued" franc.
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The idea that college might be massively overvalued amid a deluge of irreversible debt sets the stage for some kind of (potential) collapse to be more devastating.
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Ron Baron thinks he can make billions on Tesla despite criticism that the electric car maker is overvalued and may have trouble delivering on its ambitious plans.
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The rupee's official exchange rate is supported by the central bank under a de facto managed float system and many analysts consider the currency to be overvalued.
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Whatever the approach — whether it's Ms. Warren's plan, or negotiation compelled by broader tariff threats — an overvalued dollar is now the primary drag on America's global competitiveness.
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Wilson, who was saying the market was overdue for a correction long before the recent pullback amid the coronavirus breakout, said some growth stocks are still overvalued.
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If the growth rate comes in lower than currently expected, the stock market will suddenly look overvalued in a bull market that is entering its 10th year.
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However, some Saudi stocks became overvalued, with the kingdom's slowing economy teetering on the brink of contraction, prompting investors to pull most shares down from lofty valuations.
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Source: Deutsche Bank Schlossberg said Deutsche Bank's conclusion is "extremely valid," and further, that the scenario in which both asset classes are highly overvalued is highly unusual.
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Though many investors see tech stocks as overvalued, Ramsey is confident that classic large-cap companies would carry the market through the short sell-off toward recovery.
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Panmure Gordon analyst Barrie Cornes said RSA's shares had been under recent pressure due to coronavirus worries but remained overvalued, reiterating his "sell" rating on the stock.
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Nonetheless, over the past year, the record bull run has been viewed with skepticism by many market watchers, who have frequently warned against historically overvalued stock prices.
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Fragile markets are "on the edge of chaos," according to one asset management firm, which has compared what it deems an overvalued stock market to cryptocurrency bubbles.
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To determine if a market is overvalued, CoreLogic compares current prices to their long-run, sustainable levels, which are supported by local economic fundamentals like disposable income.
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" The SNB introduced negative interest rates two years ago to ward off investments in the Swiss franc, which the central bank has consistently described as "significantly overvalued.
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Pivotal said Roku is "overvalued" due to increasing competition that "will likely drive the cost of [over-the-top] devices to zero" and hurt Roku's advertising revenue.
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And in a 2017 National Bureau of Economic Research study of 20173 unicorn start-ups, researchers concluded the companies were overvalued by an average of 50 percent.
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Dropbox's $10 billion valuation has served as something of an albatross for the company, causing it for years to fend off questions about whether it was overvalued.
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"The U.S. market, we feel, was already overvalued going into the election," Mark Eibel, director of client investment strategies at Russell Investments told CNBC's "Futures Now" last week.
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A simple explanation that Warren Buffett once gave for knowing when the market is overvalued doesn't present a full-throated endorsement of market bargains being plentiful right now.
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Some factors can make this kind of liquidity-driven crisis more likely: a bloated current-account deficit; an overvalued currency; lots of short-term debt; or runaway inflation.
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"The overvalued franc, the underutilisation of production capacity and low inflation make it necessary for us to stick to our expansive monetary policy," Jordan told Corriere del Ticino.
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The bad news is that the market run has come mostly on the back of rising valuations — and at this point, some warn that stocks are getting overvalued.
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According to The Economist's round-up of global house prices, Australia, New Zealand and Canada all have overvalued housing markets despite the absence of mortgage subsidies (see table).
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"There was this hype bubble that convinced everybody that these digitally native companies are different but they are not," says an executive at one such previously overvalued firm.
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Such a move "could be very effective," causing the "overvalued" greenback to tumble by 5% to 10% and bringing it back into equilibrium, Bank of America strategists wrote.
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IBM earnings must "knock it out of the park" Thursday, Adami said, adding its valuation would make it look significantly overvalued if the company reports weak quarterly earnings.
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The recent decline may merely indicate that share prices were overvalued, and are now coming back to earth, or even a sign that investors have become too pessimistic.
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CMHC said last month there was strong evidence that many of the country's housing markets are overvalued, though it expects activity to cool over the next two years.
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"Probably a reasonable target is close to $6,000 for this move," he said, noting that he wouldn't call bitcoin overvalued until it reached the $6,500 to $6,800 range.
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The IMF had previously said Pakistan's currency was about 20 percent overvalued but Dar had rejected that, saying in May the figure was no more than 5 percent.
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But thanks largely to their big cities, housing appears to be more than 40% overvalued in Australia, Britain and Canada, according to the average of our two measures.
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In fact, a record number of pros believe believe the market is overvalued, according to a survey of fund managers released Tuesday by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The Nasdaq fell on Friday and Monday as investors grew concerned that the FAANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google) were losing momentum and may be overvalued.
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Normally, an activist would take on a stake of a beaten-down company, or short the stock of a company he thought was overvalued, and argue for change.
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However, rather than necessarily signaling an overvalued sector, we believe the recent pullback in tech stocks may be a reaction to a forthcoming reacceleration in U.S. economic momentum.
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Research by the Coalition for a Prosperous America suggests that the dollar may be overvalued by as much as 25.5 percent, compared to its competitive or "equilibrium" price.
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NEW YORK, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Carl Icahn told CNBC on Monday that many S&P 500 companies are "way overvalued" considering the risk in emerging markets.
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Many of those companies weren't ready to be public companies, and most were overvalued and have seen since their share prices crater over the past year, Sedlin said.
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The SNB also aims to weaken the Swiss franc, which it calls "significantly overvalued," through negative rates by discouraging investors from buying it as a safe haven currency.
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When prices reach the so-called bubble territory, that is, overvalued in relation to fundamentals like income and employment, they are at a far greater risk of correction.
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More recently, President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption and the slowing of China's economy have cooled demand, particularly for more routine objects that have been restored or overvalued.
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Many analysts argue that the market is not overvalued and has room to run — comments eerily similar to what Wall Street's salesmen were saying in 2007 and 2008.
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But most economists place the blame on poor government management, corruption and broken policies, like tight controls over foreign exchange, an overvalued currency and price controls on goods.
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Hedge fund manager Dan Miles told CNBC on Tuesday that Apple's stock is overvalued, as the company's better-than-expected earnings results were powered mostly by iPhone sales.
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Unnecessary fiscal stimulus, coupled with a tight and tightening labor market and a re-awakening of long-dormant inflation fears, are a potentially toxic combination for overvalued markets.
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Following a review of its business operations, Aurora also determined that assets and trade names in certain slow-to-develop markets — notably South America and Denmark — were overvalued.
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White House trade advisor Peter Navarro told CNN Friday the dollar is overvalued and is "killing" U.S. exports, and he called for aggressive Fed policy easing in response.
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President Donald Trump has blamed the factory slowdown on the Federal Reserve, saying it has caused the US dollar to become overvalued by raising interest rates too high.
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" Dwane's case: "The US equity market appears overvalued, trading at around 22020 times earnings, and we don't expect much more upside in 218 as a possible recession looms.
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Last March on CNBC, he blamed "day traders, chart monkeys [and] robo machines" for creating a dangerous market environment that lacked rationality and got flooded with overvalued stocks.
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It's certainly reasonably to argue that Netflix's stock is overvalued — as CEO Reed Hastings did in 2013, when Netflix was trading at a split-adjusted $55 a share.
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On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is extremely cheap and 10 is extremely overvalued, the median reply was 7, the same as in the last poll.
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On Tuesday, the central bank said it would adopt a flexible exchange rate policy, a shift from a peg for the naira seen as overvalued, which had hampered investment.
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Last spring, more than half of the nation's 50 largest housing markets were considered "overvalued," meaning prices were at least 10 percent higher than their long-term sustainable levels.
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Speaking favorably of both industries, he said the airline sector has some advantages over rail that make AerCap the better choice over GATX, which he thinks could be overvalued.
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Based on the historical correlation of the two, either crude oil is overvalued or energy stocks are a screaming buy here, according to Convergex chief market strategist Nicholas Colas.
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GE's shares were overvalued, its earnings were inflated by gains from its pension scheme, and it had overexpanded its financial arm, which later blew up during the banking crisis.
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And the ratio is of little use in the short term: the market looked overvalued on the CAPE measure for much of the 1990s, not just at the peak.
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It is now trading at a market rate of 18 or so to the dollar; previously it had been propped up at a crazily overvalued rate of about 8.8.
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"You can say small and mid-cap stocks are a pocket of safety but at some point they become overvalued," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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That may be because investors think Tencent's shares, up by 70% since the start of the year, are overvalued, or because foreign capital is fleeing South Africa's turbulent politics.
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Buy euro and Swiss franc volatility According to think tank World Economics, the euro is 6 percent overvalued for France, so a "Frexit" would probably trigger an initial depreciation.
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"These countries have some of the most overvalued exchange rates on the planet," said Julian Brigden of Macro Intelligence 22011 Partners, an independent research firm based in Vail, Colo.
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Warren Buffett is one of the biggest investors in the world and his preferred method for valuing the stock market is now suggesting that U.S. stocks are significantly overvalued.
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In actuality, Richman is 45 years old and, in a best case scenario, that will be the worst thing she lied about in connection with this bizarre, overvalued startup.
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That had many pundits wondering if the firm is overvalued, while its chief competitors have upped their game in terms of both device quality and direct-to-consumer distribution.
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"Now, some of you might say, 'Wait a second, all of these stocks could still prove to be wildly overvalued if the global economy turns upside down,'" Cramer said.
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But the dollar, which is near multi-decade highs against major currencies, is about 6-12% overvalued compared to U.S. economic fundamentals, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.
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"In addition, uncertainty over the renminbi was reduced somewhat after PBOC Governor Zhou indicated that there was no foundation to the view the renminbi was overvalued," the bank said.
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"Effectively, you're buying an overvalued asset using an undervalued currency," he said, citing moves in the value of the Canadian dollar and sterling since the start of the year.
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Central bank officials have already said publicly it was aware that most assets, which include real estate and agricultural loans, were overvalued when they were transferred to Trust Bank.
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The continuation of excessively low rates has postponed the economy's return to a more normal level of interest rates and the consequent deflating of overvalued assets, notably real estate.
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The bank again reportedly determined that Trump was exaggerating his wealth, this time concluding that he had overvalued some of his real estate assets by up to 85033 percent.
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Back then, of course, the market pushed these stocks to historically overvalued levels, in love with what they thought were their stable, defensive businesses, low volatility and reliable yields.
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Technology stocks have been fairly consistent out-performers in the stock market, so much so that Jim Cramer wanted to counter growing worries that the tech sector is overvalued.
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Then, technology stocks have been fairly consistent out-performers in the stock market, so much so that Cramer wanted to counter growing worries that the tech sector is overvalued.
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Investors were bearish on bonds with 218 percent of those surveyed expecting yields to rise in the next 252.06 months and a record 85 percent believing bonds were overvalued.
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The market is now discerning between these overvalued unicorns and those that could lose more than 13 percent of their value or disappear, like Tesla and Lyft, he writes.
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High market valuations are a cause for concern, an investment manager has warned, but he hopes that ratios will fall so that investors feel more comfortable with overvalued stocks.
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Shares fell 3.5 percent to C$124.41, extending Wednesday's losses after short-seller Citron Research said the stock was overvalued and criticized the Canadian ecommerce software provider's marketing practices.
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The recent stock market pullback resulted more from overvalued technology stocks than it did from worries over President Donald Trump's tariffs, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said Thursday.
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Even though the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Index have already jumped soared since the November 8th presidential election, economist Edward Yardeni argued that stocks are actually not overvalued.
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Mark Yusko, CEO and CIO at Morgan Creek Capital Management, thinks a select cohort of overvalued technology stocks resembles the internet bubble of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Some on Wall Street have compared this situation to the market in 2000, when lower-than-expected earnings sent grossly overvalued stocks tumbling, but Cramer found three key differences.
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With investors worried about President Donald Trump's stymied agenda, the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike schedule and overvalued stocks, Cramer flagged one growth area they seem to be ignoring.
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Before the crash, top strategists at Deutsche Bank warned investors about the twin risks of a market that was historically overvalued and the unusual disruption from the coronavirus outbreak.
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In one scheme, prosecutors said, Platinum overvalued the often-illiquid assets of its flagship fund and used money from new investments to pay out redemptions to select earlier investors.
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Speaking favorably of both industries, he said the airline sector has some advantages over rail that make AerCap the better choice over GATX, whose shares he believes are overvalued.
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"The dollar is still fundamentally overvalued against a number of currencies, particularly in the emerging markets," said Thomas Clarke, a portfolio manager of the William Blair Macro Allocation Fund.
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" Arena Pharmaceuticals: "They reinvented themselves in a way that makes it so the stock went from being overvalued to being undervalued because it came up in the new formulation.
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All the while, the US equity market appears overvalued, trading at around 19 times earnings, and we don't expect much more upside in 2020 as a possible recession looms.
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Oftentimes, bearish investors will note a lack of earnings growth and an overvalued market as reasons to head for the hills, but Mossavar-Rahmani thinks this logic is unfounded.
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New York (CNN Business)Several of this year's hottest stocks have something in common: Investors believe they are overvalued, and are betting that their share prices will soon fall.
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That brought in opportunistic buyers who watched prices rise, pushing yields to around 230 percent now, a level that these investors see as overvalued relative to oil's weakening price.
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To get an understanding of this, we need to explore how China's currency went from being one of the world's undervalued currencies to being one of the most overvalued.
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In June, Nigeria dropped its currency peg, hoping the overvalued naira's fall would attract investment into Africa's biggest economy, which has been hammered by a slump in oil revenues.
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The market reaction to all these deals should be treated as evidence that stocks are not as overvalued as some experts have suggested, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Monday.
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Canopy CEO Bruce Linton shrugged off concern from investors that Canadian marijuana is overvalued, saying Canopy Growth is focused more on cannabis as a product than as a commodity.
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It's time to tackle America's overvalued currency — something that was suggested in the 2016 populist revolt, when voters showed their scorn for politicians who fail to recognize economic reality.
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Traders and investors including Jeffrey Gundlach believe the volatility measure could jump to 20 as geopolitical tensions rise and more thoughts of overvalued tech stocks sink in next week.
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Among the reasons for selling on Thursday, according to investors, were worries about the U.S.-China trade war, rising interest rates and lingering worries about possible overvalued U.S. tech stocks.
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And contrary to those who argue that many dividend payers have become overvalued and are due for a drop, Jeremy Siegel says the rush to dividend names is just beginning.
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The statement showed the Fund now views the dollar as overvalued by 10 percent to 20 percent, based on real effective exchange rates against a broad range of global currencies.
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The franc's drop against the euro came after Swiss National Bank chief Thomas Jordan reiterated in an interview to Le Temps on Monday that the currency was still "significantly overvalued".
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Yusko said tech giants like Cisco, Microsoft, Intel and Qualcomm were overvalued during the first tech bubble in the mid-to-late 1990s and have yet to recover those values.
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"Sterling appears overvalued verses the dollar (and) the soft dataflow, in addition to the upcoming political risk, suggests that there is scope for another period of sterling undershooting," they wrote.
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Thursday's session signaled that the market is "getting genuinely overexuberant" and the major averages could become wobbly if more IPOs become overvalued in the near future, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
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Moreover, while exhorting his countrymen to tighten their belts, Mr Sisi was squandering billions of dollars of aid from Gulf states on wasteful subsidies and on defending Egypt's overvalued currency.
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U.S. stocks are modestly overvalued, but investors can find opportunities in broad swaths of some sectors that are currently underappreciated, Glenmede Trust Director of Investment Strategy Jason Pride said Monday.
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Reason to sell would mean a view point of the market being overvalued, expectations of a significantly weakening economy, oil prices declining and the Fed moving more aggressively towards tightening.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The Swiss franc has held remarkably stable since Donald Trump's U.S. election victory but remains strongly overvalued, Swiss National Bank governing board member Andreas Maechler said on Thursday.
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West Hollywood has WeWork, the start-up that is now in almost two dozen cities worldwide (it's also estimated to be worth $10 billion, though many believe it's drastically overvalued).
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The feared and respected producer behind Netflix's "House of Cards" said the company is getting overvalued — so much that he'd short the stock of the company he does business with.
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A lower Egyptian pound, and a sense that the currency is no longer overvalued, could attract fresh capital flows into the country from Egyptians abroad as well as foreign investors.
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But this boost to global demand was overshadowed by the Fed's response to it: four rate increases that wreaked havoc on overvalued currencies and overstretched economies in the emerging world.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn told CNBC on Monday he is "more and more" concerned about the stock market, and many companies are "way overvalued," considering the risk in emerging markets.
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Right now, it's arguable that, even on the used market, the 20133 Mac Pro is severely overvalued, and a case-in-point can be found sitting under my own desk.
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On this basis, the lira is around 9 percent overvalued, economists who pioneered FEER at the Washington DC-based Peterson Institute for International Economics calculated last November in a paper.
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More than 21500 out of 210 professional investors believe U.S. stocks are overvalued, and they're fleeing to other parts of the world to compensate, according to a survey released Wednesday.
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Hofrichter also argues that Bitcoin "ticks all the boxes" for essential criteria of a bubble: it's not regulated, it's ripe with fraud, and it's overtraded and overvalued, among other signals.
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It estimates sterling is overvalued by as much as 25 percent and the UK's current account deficit at 4.5 percent of gross domestic product is far higher than historical averages.
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"Sterling appears overvalued versus the dollar (and) the soft dataflow, in addition to the upcoming political risk, suggests that there is scope for another period of sterling undershooting," they wrote.
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The share price of Kraft Heinz plunged by 27% after the food company booked a $15.4bn write-down, in part because its key Kraft and Oscar Mayer divisions were overvalued.
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Analysts have long said FANG, Cramer's acronym for the stocks of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet, was near-dead or overvalued, but Cramer has balked at the allegations.
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One of the main ways hedge funds make money is betting against companies they believe are overvalued, so investors should be wary of stocks with high levels of short interest.
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"Why not just have a 'sky's the limit' price target, because if it's overvalued at this level, then what's the point about putting a target price on it?" he asked.
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The startup's prospects, though, have been treated with skepticism by some Silicon Valley investors who see the company as an overvalued real estate play vulnerable to a property market downturn.
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Investors could have found themselves in a more profitable position; but instead of seeing their returns grow, they're seeing worries climb over the viability of deals involving these overvalued companies.
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Companies are overvalued, startups are competing for venture capital in troves, and big companies continue to get bigger, leaving less of the proverbial internet pie on the table for newcomers.
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"We had a view that markets could go up, markets could go down, markets could be overvalued, markets could be undervalued," said Gene Sperling, an economic adviser to Mr. Clinton.
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There's an interesting debate going on in conservative circles over whether we have overvalued total G.D.P. growth in our economic policy and undervalued programs that specifically foster dignity-enhancing work.
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According to BAML's survey, the dollar is its most overvalued since June 2006 and long dollar positions were once again far and away the most 'crowded trade' in world markets.
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The president and Peter Navarro, one of his most hawkish trade advisers, claim that it is seriously "overvalued" and believe countries that are devaluing are trying to game the system.
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As much of a comfort as it might be that the market today isn't as overvalued or unstable as it was 20 years ago, that might not be saying much.
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Jim Cramer loves when historical patterns pop up in the stock market, especially ones like the recent concerns about FANG stocks being overvalued and emblematic of the 2181 tech bubble.
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Jim Cramer loves when historical patterns pop up in the stock market, especially ones like the recent concerns about FANG stocks being overvalued and emblematic of the 8003 tech bubble.
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And the market reaction to all these deals should be treated as evidence that stocks are not as overvalued as some experts have suggested, CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Monday.
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Cronos Group, the top holding in MJ and fifth-largest holding in HMMJ, is a current target of short-seller Andrew Left, who claims it is overvalued by two-thirds.
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Last September, the central bank changed its description of the franc from "significantly overvalued" to "highly valued", a description analysts expect the bank to maintain in its communication on Thursday.
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On a fundamental basis, Stovall points to the rule of 20, which measures the price/earnings ratio with inflation, put the stock market as overvalued by at least 13 percent.
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With investors worried about President Donald Trump's stymied agenda, the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike schedule and overvalued stocks, Jim Cramer flagged one growth area they seem to be ignoring.
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But the company, which has had to battle persistent criticism that it was overvalued, continues in its opening months to be valued solidly on the public market at $12.8 billion.
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"I've covered stocks for more than 15 years, and it's amazing how bad my idiot competitors are on this," said Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities, who believes Netflix is highly overvalued.
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While commodity markets pale in size to equities and fixed income, a notable shift toward the asset class could help validate the concerns of those who believe stocks have become overvalued.
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The SNB uses a mixture of negative interest rates and currency purchases in an effort to weaken what it reiterated was a "significantly overvalued" franc and ease pressure on Swiss exporters.
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Whether their financial fates are wound up in pensions or 401(k) plans, their lifetime of savings lay vulnerable to siege in some of the most overvalued asset markets in history.
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Snap "is significantly overvalued given the likely scale of its long-term opportunity and the risks associated with executing against that opportunity," wrote Pivotal's Brian Wieser in the March 2 note.
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"We see the USD as about 10 percent overvalued on long-term PPP (purchasing power parity) bases," Neil Dwane, Global Strategist at Allianz Global Investors, told the Reuters Global Market Forum.
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Britain's pound, meanwhile, was assessed as up to 15 percent overvalued compared to fundamentals, which include a high level of uncertainty over Britain's post-Brexit trading relationship with the European Union.
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But in its quarterly policy assessment, the SNB ditched its nearly three-year mantra that the franc was "significantly overvalued", as foreseen by an Reuters poll before the interest rates decision.
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This illustrates one of the method's flaws: in terms of the goods and services that it can actually buy, the Swiss franc is in fact among the world's most overvalued currencies.
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Banks are forecasting a drought in growth; the Fed is dithering on raising rates; short interest on stocks is sky high; many analysts say equities are fully valued if not overvalued.
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That survey also showed a record net 85 percent of fund chiefs now think bonds are overvalued and overall are holding the least amount of cash in 2-1/134.53 years.
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On Thursday, the Swiss bank UBS issued a property report which identified housing prices in Hong Kong are the most overvalued in the world and at the greatest risk of collapse.
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"Singapore has dropped from an overvalued market globally, compared with global competitors, to now fairly valued," she said, noting the headline government price index was down about 11 percent since 2013.
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Released this week, the 2017 Big Mac index lists the cost of the signature McDonald's burger in 48 countries and shows whether their currency is under or overvalued, according to PPP.
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While some investors believe Amazon is overvalued and will be growing at a slower rate going forward, Luna said there is a lot of room for growth — especially in international markets.
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The Treasury Department said Colombian national Alex Nain Saab orchestrated a vast corruption network for food imports and distribution in Venezuela and profited from overvalued contracts, including the food subsidy program.
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In fact, attempts to stabilize the rate "could result in an increasingly overvalued yuan, slower export growth, elevated import growth and worsening current account deficits in China," the Japanese firm said.
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The central bank last month announced plans to abandon the naira's 15-month peg to the dollar which has overvalued the Nigerian currency, harmed investments and caused the economy to contract.
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The SNB is trying to weaken the franc, which it has labelled "significantly overvalued", to support exporters whose products have become more expensive in the neighbouring euro zone, Switzerland's largest market.
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If you think SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son is overzealously pursuing overvalued startups with his oversized global megafund, then he would like you to know that things are actually going quite well.
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The central bank announced last week plans to abandon the naira's 15-month peg to the dollar, which has overvalued the Nigerian currency, harmed investments and caused the economy to contract.
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"We assume that in our patient, high-current stimulation of dopaminergic brain reward pathways may have instantaneously triggered overvalued ideas, that could be adjusted again by lowering the stimulation," he says.
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For Ira Rapaport, a fee-only financial planner with New England Private Wealth Advisors, a core/satellite approach is even more important today because he believes the equity market is overvalued.
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SARA EISEN: Sort of on a similar line, how much do you think the strong dollar, which is overvalued by many measures, including IMF this week, is weighing on the economy?
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Spruce Point Capital issued a report saying it believes the stock price of Church & Dwight, the maker of Trojan condoms, Arm & Hammer baking soda, and several other consumer brands, is overvalued.
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For as long as WeWork has been selling memberships to its coworking spaces, investors and analysts have quibbled about whether it's an overvalued real estate company or a misunderstood tech company.
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Over the past two years, the "Italian euro" has gone from being 3 percent overvalued to 4 percent undervalued in the WPI, effectively a better position vis-à-vis the dollar.
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Although China is no longer officially manipulating the value of its currency, the dollar remains significantly overvalued — in part because China is sitting on more than $3 trillion in foreign assets.
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Bloomberg's Jonas Cho Walsgard notes that the Nordea Global Climate and Environmental fund thinks Tesla is overvalued — in part because there are so many new entrants in the clean-energy field.
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The International Monetary Fund warned last month that Iran's banks and lenders "need urgent restructuring and recapitalization," calling for write-downs of overvalued assets and a crackdown on loans to insiders.
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But many believe that Snap's stock is already overvalued — it has a market cap of more than $24 billion, more than double Twitter's, which did six times Snap's revenue last year.
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Activity was weakest in London, where housing starts were down by more than a third over the past year and the highest proportion of surveyors judged commercial property to be overvalued.
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Yet UCLA economists were warning as far back as late 2003 that a new bubble might be forming and estimated homes in Southern California were overvalued by 10 to 15 percent.
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"Snap was massively overvalued because, as a private company, it could set a valuation based on the opportunity for growth," said Brian Wieser, a senior research analyst at Pivotal Research Group.
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On our data, we think fair value against the dollar is around 1.35, fair value for sterling against the euro is around 0.86, so sterling is slightly overvalued against the euro.
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He called out credit, especially Chinese and Asian bonds as a "prize pot" opportunity away from expensive developed markets' debt and said the U.S. dollar was overvalued and likely to fall.
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He called out credit, especially Chinese and Asian bonds as a "prize pot" opportunity away from expensive developed markets' debt and said the U.S. dollar was overvalued and likely to fall.
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"We are downgrading Tesla to a sell from hold as we believe the stock is still overvalued despite it falling 16% from its peak set in June 2017," the note stated.
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So to us, the argument of it being 200 times earnings or some silly number like that just shows how bad the accounting is; it doesn't show that the stock's overvalued.
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Cramer agreed that the FANG stocks have floated into "overvalued" territory, particularly after their earnings reports, but thought people were being too negative on Nvidia, one of the market's hottest names.
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Some of the expanding technology sector is overvalued, too, but almost every facet of tech, whether it be biotech, semiconductors, or cloud, has taken a turn at being pricey, Cramer said.
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For so many logistics startups, you know the revenue is going to be super high but the margins aren&apost going to be that high, so they&aposre basically getting overvalued.
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He pointed to Amazon as a company that, based on current earnings, could be seen as overvalued, but investors know it has the potential to significantly grow profits in the future.
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Central bank adviser Fan Gong said the decline in forex reserves was good news in the long-run, adding that the yuan had been overvalued for the last three or four years.
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Once the stock hit $28, Cramer was sure syndicate desks would look the other way if the funds wanted to sell given how overvalued it was versus many other social media stocks.
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But the Coinbase Index has two larger flaws: Market capitalization is currently easily manipulated and therefore the Coinbase index will overweight the most manipulated, the most overvalued, and the least liquid assets.
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Nor did the pound seem to be overvalued before the referendum vote either on our Big Mac index or, more scientifically, on the OECD's measure of purchasing power parity, which suggested $1.43.
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In an interview with the Washington Post published on Saturday, the billionaire businessman said a combination of high unemployment and an overvalued stock market had set the stage for another economic slump.
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A coordinated central bank attempt to depreciation the dollar is the last desperate hope to keep the bubble inflated because the overvalued stock market isn't being supported by earnings or GDP growth.
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Negative interest rates and currency interventions are set to remain the SNB's main tools in its campaign to put the brakes on the franc, which it has consistently described as "significantly overvalued".
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" Fleck, who recently gave Altria a hold rating, believes the stock is overvalued and said he sees its worth at about $59 per share — but that "their pricing value is still fantastic.
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More significantly, Nokia said last October in its quarterly financial report that it was writing down €141 million ($164 million) on the purchase of Withings, meaning it had overvalued the startup significantly.
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In other words, stocks would have to fall by almost 90 percent to mean revert (as they did the last time that they were as overvalued as this in the late 1920s).
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There may be a couple that are overvalued and I think they stand out but I think what's underappreciated here is the tremendous amount of operating leverage that these businesses have inherently.
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"Wheeler struck an upbeat tone on inflation and growth and pointed to the global factors that have been keeping the NZD overvalued abating," analysts from Credit Agricole said in a morning note.
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It's one thing for someone like Holmes to lose money, it's another for tech workers to be granted mortgages that they have no chance of paying back because their equity was overvalued.
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The Bundesbank has warned that real estate prices in German cities may be 15 to 30 percent overvalued, hinting that a property bubble may be developing, a potential risk for financial stability.
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One of the main ways hedge funds make money is betting against companies they believe are overvalued, so investors should be wary of stocks with high levels of so-called short interest.
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He believes the critical problem is not on the large pool of overvalued patents on the output side — patent offices issue patents on what is applied for, but on the input side.
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General Electric — GE was downgraded to "sell" from "hold" at Deutsche Bank, which also cut 2018 earnings estimates for the company and said the stock is overvalued given its weak earnings quality.
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The officials' discussion of an overvalued stock market often came before long pauses during bull markets when equity valuations were able to come back in line because of a period of consolidation.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen said current high stock market valuations do not mean the market is overvalued or that a sell-off would pose much risk to the economy or financial system.
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Far from being the profitless, overvalued wonder that President Donald Trump imagines is dependent on concessions from the U.S. Postal Service, Amazon threw off $21 billion in operating cash flow last year.
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VEVEY, Switzerland, Nov 1 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank remains committed to limiting the "significantly overvalued" Swiss franc through foreign currency interventions and negative rates, the central bank's chairman said on Tuesday.
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In 1971, Nixon used aggressive tariffs on incoming goods in order to force other countries to come to the negotiating table with the US on how to deal with the overvalued dollar.
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"I would consider it terribly imprudent to step into an unhedged position, in a still-overvalued market with unfavorable market internals, just because short-term market action is highly oversold," he added.
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"Despite huge positive moves in Snap and Twitter … we find these names even more overvalued than before given that our estimates didn't change nearly as dramatically as the stocks moved," Nathanson wrote.
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The likes of legendary investors Warren Buffett and Paul Tudor Jones have measured the stock market in this, or similar ways in the past to determine if it is overvalued or undervalued.
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Disappointing earnings and guidance from industrial bellwethers 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) played a part, as did worries that tech giants like Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon (AMZN) were starting to look overvalued.
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The CEO's forecast is the latest of several such comments from investors and banking executives, who warn that the combination of highly overvalued markets and historically low volatility is simply not sustainable.
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Preservation of capital might not be the most exciting investment objective in the world, but it is a worthy one when the market is signaling that both stocks and bonds are overvalued.
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These sectors should outperform because tech and other momentum stocks look to be overvalued, especially since their future earnings growth forecasts are no longer dramatically higher than the expectations for value stocks.
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"Waiting for the overvalued dollar to reverse course requires patience, and is itself one driver of the lack of FX volatility," Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes said in a note to clients.
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Thiara said that markets are pricing in one of the most aggressive hiking cycles in the country's history, implying that the Brazilian real could be overvalued despite the unlikelihood of a tightening regimen.
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The final week of January 2018, of course, marked the sentiment, momentum and valuation peak of this bull market so far — reflecting the most overbought, overloved, overvalued condition seen since the year 2000.
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Some financial analysts also believe T-Mobile could sit back and miss the reported October merger target, while it waits for Sprint's stock (which many observers believe is overvalued) to fall in price.
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"As we get into the governing of the next administration, it's probably a good opportunity to continue to trim the U.S., which is overvalued relative to the rest of the world," he said.
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The markets have woken up to two facts: The odds of a tariff increase on Friday are much higher than the market had estimated and stocks will be dramatically overvalued if this happens.
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While Uber's IPO is drawing big-name supporters including PayPal, there's a rising chorus of voices saying the world's biggest ride-hailing company is coming to market at levels which are already overvalued.
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In one scheme, Hein said Platinum overvalued the often-illiquid assets of its flagship hedge fund, reported false annualized returns topping 17 percent and selectively paid out cash to some investors over others.
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The SNB continued to intervene as needed on currency markets to counter excessive upward pressure on the franc, which remained strongly overvalued at around 10 percent above its long-term average, Maechler added.
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Jefferies says gold stock Newmont is overvalued Investors should avoid shares of Newmont Mining, which are up more than 80 percent this year, as the company faces numerous challenges, Jefferies told clients. 4.
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"You don't want to buy calls, which is also a bullish bet, because those calls based on the implied volatility are overvalued, so it's better to be selling the expensive puts," he explained.
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Many local and global buyout firms have faced losses in investments made during Brazil's boom years - when valuations were stretched, the Brazilian currency was overvalued and local interest rates reached all-time lows.
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Since January, it's up 228 percent, in large part due to worries over world growth, overvalued stock markets, the possibility of rising U.S. interest rates and concerns that global monetary policy isn't working.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback's performance against six other currencies, fell 0.1% after the IMF said the U.S. currency is overvalued by 6% to 15.563%, based on near-term economic fundamentals.
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During the recent years of easy global money, they have proven, time and again, to be incapable of avoiding the temptation to over-borrow in foreign currency and let their currencies become overvalued.
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To Toth, the alignment between the relatively negative letters and market downturn also demonstrated how Buffett managed positive messages to shareholders and the business world, despite overvalued markets and the impending economic slowdown.
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Catherine Wood, the CEO of ARK Invest, said that many investors who think that Tesla is overvalued are missing the fact that Tesla could be a major player in the autonomous taxi market.
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Utilities, those "safe" stocks commonly viewed as overvalued, are up 6.5 percent, while the S&P Bank ETF (KBE), a favorite of the economic-acceleration and policy-bull crowd, is down 2.5 percent.
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There's no clear method of establishing how much a currency is under or overvalued but many economists think that some economic measures show the German economy could easily cope with a stronger euro.
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Analysts have long said FANG, Cramer's acronym for the stocks of Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google, now Alphabet, was near-dead or overvalued, but the "Mad Money " host has balked at the allegations.
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Some of its gigantic bets, including one on Uber, have performed poorly, but Mr. Son has rejected the idea that he was putting too much money into an already overvalued start-up cycle.
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"No one was saying to Thailand back in 20183, when it was running a 7.7-7.8 percent current account deficit, massively overvalued currency and no reserves, you need to consume more," he said.
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These include Australia-listed fund manager Blue Sky Alternative Investments, whose shares have fallen more than 70 percent since Glaucus claimed in late March that it had overvalued assets and exaggerated its performance.
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In 1985 the Reagan administration pressured Japan and other allies to sign the Plaza Accord, a cooperative effort to weaken the dollar, which was then far more heavily overvalued than it is today.
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After its auditor questioned its valuations in 2015, Premium Point told investors it had overvalued all of its funds by 13 percent to 15 percent from September 2015 to March 2016, prosecutors said.
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With analysts and strategists concerned that the stock market is overvalued as the Dow plunged 200 points on Thursday, Cramer had to step in and add his voice to the largely bearish mix.
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Robertson's remarks turned heads on the heels of his earlier comments that the stock market, which has been posting records over the past few months, may be overvalued and trapped in a bubble.
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Jonas said the stock will likely continue to rise as the company reaches landmark events on these projects, but that long term the stock will prove to be overvalued for a car manufacturer.
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But the interesting thing about this current moment in markets is that the prices of different assets look reasonable relative to one another, while looking absurdly overvalued relative to those of decades past.
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Increases in real estate prices have s slowed this year, the central bank said: "We estimate that real estate prices are ... not overvalued and will probably continue to grow at a slower pace".
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"The market was very overvalued, at its peak it was looking for a reason to sell-off even before the tariff issue arose," said Daniel Alpert, managing partner of investment firm Westwood Capital.
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