"UNDERPRICED" Traders' fears seem justified, with Britain's Brexit minister, Stephen Barclay, telling lawmakers on Wednesday no-deal risk was "underpriced".
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If something is underpriced, it tends to generate excessive demand.
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From 1980 to 2018, underpriced deals cost companies $165.4 billion.
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Warren Buffett always has underpriced market opportunities on his mind.
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"I think Apple is still ridiculously underpriced," Icahn said in September.
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The fact is, liquidity was probably underpriced in 2004 and 2005.
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Google's IPO was considered a failure as it underpriced its shares.
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Apple. Value is traditionally associated with stocks that might be underpriced.
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They underpriced their plans relative to the needs of the market.
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Currently, health stocks are underpriced compared to other sectors of the market.
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As cheap private deals get scarce, underpriced listed companies offer an alternative.
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"We're no longer in the market for underpriced assets," Mr. Pearson said.
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Gurley said this process has caused new listings to be increasingly underpriced.
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The soaring share price prompted debate over whether the offer had been underpriced.
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It's a smartly built little device that feels almost underpriced at just $200.
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Then there were the lurking bullies who wanted the job I had underpriced.
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In the end, this instruction came down to a simple message: Find underpriced properties.
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We think that we... frankly, we sort of underpriced it probably for a while.
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They exclusively make Dragon Ball Z pins, all of which are great and totally underpriced.
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Flint-hearted economists might note that a secondary market suggests that the seats were underpriced.
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And because foreign exchange is underpriced, the central bank has been forced to limit its availability.
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Even when the projections are updated, the program lets people pay the old, underpriced insurance rates.
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They fail us every time you fill up your gas tank: Fossil fuels are severely underpriced.
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Miners are arbitraging, buying an underpriced commodity (electricity) and converting it to bitcoin for a profit.
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It is a "boring" stock that is underpriced and has a 5 percent dividend yield, Ramos said.
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A beautiful Brazilian over-and-under shotgun-rifle combination sat in a corner, underpriced and apparently unloved.
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Jams occur because a scarce resource, the road, is underpriced, so more people drive than it can accommodate.
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"We believe a positive outcome for Trump's growth agenda is underpriced by the market currently," Lakos-Bujas said.
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To the extent that insurers underpriced policies, the government shares the blame for overhyping the popularity of ObamaCare.
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Underpriced no more Guess you don't have to die to rake in the big bucks as a painter.
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You can treat the warts on top, and because of the warts the company will be hugely underpriced.
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And among academics and industry experts, there's a general sense that cacao is underpriced by at least half.
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Traders' fears seem justified, with Britain's Brexit minister, Stephen Barclay, telling lawmakers on Wednesday no-deal risk was "underpriced".
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If everyone did badly—ie, if the industry accidentally underpriced insurance en masse—the taxpayer would make up losses.
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There they get subsidies in the form of underpriced currencies, ready-built factories, tax incentives, and sometimes cheap labor.
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"There are assets he can buy that are underpriced," said Carlos Castelan of retail consulting firm The Navio Group.
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Gurley specifically has talked publicly about underpriced offerings costing newly public outfits $23 billion over the last 30 years.
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Such a "broken" I.P.O. is considered an embarrassment in Silicon Valley, and I.P.O.s are often underpriced to avoid them.
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He also doesn't say anything about how to allocate access to underpriced units that open up in hot markets.
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If Google Capital thinks there's upside in this deal (the thinking seems to be), the shares might have been underpriced.
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That same route could have been used by traffickers to move underpriced and undeclared Chinese goods to Hungary, investigators suspect.
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That suggests that options might be underpriced, and leads the strategist to recommend buying bullish call options on the EWZ.
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Counterfeit capitalismThis is of course Amazon's model, which underpriced competitors in retail and eventually came to control the whole market.
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That would set the cost per acre at a little over $230,235, making Neverland Ranch severely underpriced based on acreage alone.
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Much like fast food is cheap but perhaps not positively filling, an underpriced book is likely to similarly nourish our brains.
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So is there any asset class or anything right now that looks still underpriced to you, a good value right now?
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But eventually companies which have lost their U.S. market or been underpriced by new competitors could fail, sparking a chain reaction.
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Goods can be overpriced or underpriced to move monetary value between parts of a network as opposed to directly moving currency.
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This offers underpriced insurance, encouraging people to live in low-lying areas — compounded by flood maps that are old and unreliable.
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They recognize that risk was systemically underpriced, and they're even willing to countenance some guardrails against reckless banking and damaging speculation.
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"Instagram or Snapchat celebrities are interesting to us because their following are not priced at market value, it's underpriced," he said.
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Hecht believes his company's interest in policies FEMA considers underpriced for their risk is evidence that such an outcome won't occur.
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"We see gold as relatively underpriced, given the rally in commodities and high level of political uncertainty," said Hamza Khan at ING.
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You can argue whether they are overpriced or underpriced, but everyone in the room can at least agree they are fairly valued.
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"Analytics relies on there being arbitrage and things being underpriced," said Ken Goldstein, a professor of politics at the University of San Francisco.
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"Imports of underpriced, subsidized Canadian softwood lumber have hurt American mills, millworkers and rural communities in Oregon and across the country," Wyden said.
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He soon underpriced his competitors and was able to force them to sell out to him, bringing the whole industry under his control.
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They enjoyed buying underpriced prints at auction, and Joshua Kind offered to help Ms. Kind start a gallery in master prints and drawings.
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Denon DJ also recently slashed the SC5000's price to $999, making it well underpriced in comparison to Pioneer DJ's CDJ-2000NXS2, at $2,199.
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Saut also likes financial stocks on the view that they are underpriced and the expectation of consolidation in the industry in the coming decade.
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Try Bowers & Wilkins' stylish P7 or Sennheiser's venerated HD 600, both at just under $400, or HiFiMan's scandalously underpriced HE400S planar magnetics at $299.
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I think the insurers just underpriced to start, because of some combination of bad estimates, unexpected regulatory changes and perhaps unwise loss-leader strategies.
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Not only are the fees that they receive lower, but the investment bankers can no longer promise underpriced shares to their hedge fund clients.
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Everyone wants to score a deal, but if you've done the research, and the car is dramatically underpriced, you should be a little skeptical.
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Traditional IPOs are often underpriced by design to provide large institutional investors the benefit of an immediate 10-15% "pop" in the stock price.
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Valeant's business model — buying older drugs that it considers underpriced, ramping up their costs and reaping the profits — once made it a stock market darling.
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"They immediately said 'fine,' and he got his first lesson that he had underpriced something," said George Miles, the Beinecke's current curator of Western Americana.
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"The risk of write-down in these junior securities has been underpriced," said Puneet Sharma, head of credit strategy in investment management at Zurich Insurance.
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"This is a good thing in an environment where Berkshire has a lot of excess cash, nothing to buy, and an underpriced stock," Check said.
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"I actually think one of the reasons our stock price is underpriced right now is because there's concern with NAFTA," Walker told Cramer on Tuesday.
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It's a practice he began as a frustrated, underpriced Hollywood outsider, a way to shrink the burden of his own expectations down to manageable size.
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Some people were quick to say that that was maybe a little underpriced, given that this was a highly anticipated IPO with a ton of demand.
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"We posited a negative outcome in the year ahead, risks for which were very high, and massively underpriced," Roberts said in a note from January 8.
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The secret sauce for Miller isn't much of a secret at all: He's still a value investor, looking for underpriced stocks and piling up on them.
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For weaker economies such as Greece, economic measures show the exchange rate is too strong, and for the whole currency area it is only moderately underpriced.
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People like T. Boone Pickens began coercive offers intended to push companies to accept hostile bids even if underpriced, or pay the raiders to go away.
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Trade headwinds remain a risk, with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration keen to tackle what it regards as China's "unfair and illegal" sales of underpriced steel.
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The ramped-up wagers on underpriced, cyclical stocks are supported by the view that interest rates have bottomed for now as sentiment around trade uncertainty improved.
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"China gives its aluminum industry an unfair advantage through underpriced loans and other illegal government subsidies," President Barack Obama said in a statement accompanying the announcement.
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"When banks advise corporate clients, the bonds are systemically underpriced," said Alberto Thomas, a former fixed income derivatives banker at UBS and now a partner at Fideres.
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Fidelity said its new market-timing strategy, which it calls "active asset allocation," can capitalize on finding underpriced assets over a 22020-to-26.4 year time horizon.
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These deals are now on hold as international banks assess systemic risk for Turkey's banking sector while soaring credit default swap rates make the loans look underpriced.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe," Ralph Jainz, a fund manager at Centricus Asset Management, said a negative Brexit outcome had "for sure" been underpriced by investors.
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Second, when, in the process, trade-surplus countries send large amounts of their dollar reserves back here, that gives rise to underpriced credit, bubbles, and, ultimately, recessions.
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Value investing consists of finding stocks that are underpriced relative to peers and the market according to a fundamental metric, such as the price-to-earnings ratio.
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They said Chinese goods -- especially commodities such as steel and aluminium -- were still heavily underpriced because of subsidies and state-backed oversupply, giving Chinese exporters an unfair advantage.
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They say Chinese goods — especially commodities such as steel and aluminium — are still heavily underpriced because of subsidies and state-backed oversupply, giving Chinese exporters an unfair advantage.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chances of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal at the end of October are underpriced, Britain's Brexit minister Stephen Barclay said on Wednesday.
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Cheap equities enjoyed a resurgence in September from a decade of underperformance as investors bet on economically sensitive, underpriced stocks on hopes for a U.S.-China trade deal.
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They said Chinese goods — especially commodities such as steel and aluminum — were still heavily underpriced because of subsidies and state-backed oversupply, giving Chinese exporters an unfair advantage.
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Stocks outside the United States are about 10 percent underpriced compared with their historical valuations, he said, so there are better opportunities in market niches around the world.
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Raheem Mostert has won himself the starting job in San Francisco over the past two weeks, and he's somehow wildly underpriced for this Sunday's game against the Falcons.
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He said he uses his iPad "a lot," and that the iPhone is "enormously underpriced" even when it costs $1,000, given how indispensable it has become for many people.
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Investor Warren Buffett, speaking on Thursday to CNBC, said the iPhone is "enormously underpriced" even when it costs $1,000, given how indispensable it has become for so many people.
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The company, run somewhat haphazardly by Chuck and son Charlie, had grossly underpriced its wholesale business and, as a result, was missing out on crucial profit and incurring debt.
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It now appears that many insurers severely underpriced their premiums, and they are now making up for that error by either jacking up rates or simply leaving the marketplace.
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" Back in 2004, he said, "The best use of cash, if there is not another good use for it in business, if the stock is underpriced is a repurchase.
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The chain, which sold underpriced solid color cotton blend basics as well as a line of ambitious-to-a-fault original designs, had women my age in its crosshairs.
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Prices are generally on-point for secondhand designer duds, though some products are unnecessarily overpriced and others are so underpriced it's almost concerning (a $1000+ Chanel chain for $350 — #what).
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But economists and public health experts argue this would amount to a public health disaster; alcohol is if anything underpriced, they argue, given the external costs that it already carries.
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LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - The chances of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal at the end of October are underpriced, Britain's Brexit minister Stephen Barclay said on Wednesday.
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Betsy Ceccio of Keller Williams in Montclair, who had the listing along with her business partner, Joyce Slous, disputed the notion that homes were being underpriced to spark a frenzy.
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The most engrossing parts involve scouring leagues around the world in the hope of finding underpriced talent or a sixteen-year-old prospect who might become the next Cristiano Ronaldo.
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In May, Delaware Vice Chancellor Travis Laster ruled that Dell Corp underpriced by 22 percent its $24.9 billion sale in 2013 to company founder Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners.
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Sarah: Or another theory of that is that they underpriced to bring consumers into their plans in year one, and then it was really hard to do big premium spikes.
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Antiquarian books are radically underpriced — a Shakespeare First Folio goes for much less at auction than a small Basquiat — because they aren't particularly good at helping rich people show off.
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"We believe Italy's political risk is currently underpriced," said Vincent Chaigneau, head of research at Generali Investments, citing the possibility of a hung parliament or even a majority for eurosceptic parties.
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Following that, the market could see a pullback, "not necessarily deep or long in duration," if only to restore value to some of the most outpriced or underpriced stocks, Luschini said.
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He cites a Citi Bank report (via the Times) which says that the agency's rates are underpriced, and that price adjustments could bring in additional revenue of $2.6 billion each year.
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This could be because the individual mandate is doing its job and keeping people in the market, or it could be because the policies were actually quite underpriced to start with.
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That means extending underpriced loans to small borrowers and propping up the yuan, selling natural gas at a loss or buying expensive 5G kit without a clear path to recoup costs.
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And I think the biggest underpriced risk this year is that central banks haven't really seen the impact, with all the normalizing, that this will have down the road on inflation.
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Impact relievers, for instance, are probably overpriced for their regular-season contributions and underpriced for their impact in the postseason; everyone knows this, but no one knows quite how to reconcile it.
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He analyses why tickets are usually underpriced—and how Taylor Swift, Jay-Z and others have pioneered "slow ticketing", whereby tickets are released gradually, so shows do not sell out straight away.
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The fund manager, who has been investing for more than two decades, again pinned some of his losses on the market's taste for growth stocks instead of the underpriced stocks he favors.
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The report also said Gurley cited research by Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida, who found that startups were usually significantly underpriced in IPOs underwritten by Wall Street firms.
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But many Chinese companies still benefit indirectly from access to underpriced state-owned land and privileged relations with local authorities and banks, and those issues are not explicitly covered in the regulations.
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But under US trade law and WTO rules, it's fair game for America (and other countries) to slap tariffs on underpriced imports from certain companies if they can prove it's harming local industries.
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But Myles Bradshaw, the head of global aggregate fixed income at Amundi, believes markets have been too hasty to call an economic slump and now is the time to buy underpriced riskier assets.
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As a result, the insurance company unknowingly takes on additional, underpriced risk, and inevitably, the losses end up affecting pricing and risk approximation for customers who truly do live in the stated zip code.
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"The outcome of the debate will be watched most closely for the Mexican peso, but we still argue the Canadian dollar is the currency that is really underpriced for US election risk," she said.
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"If you look at it in those terms, a brand-safe environment, with no fraud and a guaranteed audience in the demo — maybe TV is a little bit underpriced," said Mr. Schwartz of GroupM.
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This result was a telling reminder that: • Auction house prices can only go up, while dealer prices can only go down, and • European 18th-century objects look seriously underpriced compared with their Chinese equivalents.
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WILMINGTON, Del, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Delaware's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a lower court erred in its controversial finding last year that the 2013 buyout of computer maker Dell Inc was vastly underpriced.
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The rally was part of a longer-run increase for the industry, which has been awaiting a US Department of Commerce report that is expected to find underpriced imports poses a national security threat.
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K.'s) largest trading partner will undoubtedly be negatively impacted (by a bad Brexit) — and after what has been a sensational start to the year for equity markets everywhere, for sure that risk is underpriced.
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With the world drowning in debt and with credit risk grossly underpriced, there is the serious risk that a global recession could cause serious dislocation in the world's financial markets as credit markets reprice risk.
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He admits the increases in premiums are a concern for people in some states, but said it is mainly because of insurance companies that entered the market and underpriced the first several years, missing certain projections.
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Buffett also called the iPhone "enormously underpriced" despite its $1,000-plus price tag for some top models — a price that many now fear is way too expensive for consumers in emerging markets like China and India.
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Premiums are going up because many insurers underpriced plans when they started selling policies in 2013; not enough healthy, younger people signed up; and those who did used more medical care than the insurers had anticipated.
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If you thought the book was underpriced, you should probably have brought it up with the other staff members and, if you still wanted it, paid the price that was set once its value was known.
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In response, Tribune sold a 12.9 percent interest to a billionaire entrepreneur, Patrick Soon-Shiong, at $15 a share for $70.5 million, justifying the sale as needed to protect journalism and fend off the underpriced Gannett bid.
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This same panel recently unanimously voted against approving tariffs against the Canadian airplane manufacturer Bombardier in response to a complaint from the Boeing corporation that the Canadian company had dumped underpriced, subsidized planes on the US market.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's nominee to be the U.S. ambassador to China said on Tuesday he would do everything possible to address what he called China's "unfair and illegal" sales of underpriced steel in the world market.
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The increase is due to a number of factors, including the fact that companies underpriced their policies for years and misjudged how many would drop coverage, said Tom Henske, CFP and partner at New York-based Lenox Advisors.
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In front of Congress in February, for example, she said that the fiftyfold overnight increase in the price of the drug, Daraprim, was justified because of the value it provided to patients and because it had been previously underpriced.
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Stock markets are really good at quickly aggregating information, with prices rapidly reflecting new information and lots of highly paid people spending much of their time studying companies in order to take bets on which are overpriced and underpriced.
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First, while these increases are eye-catching, insurers generally underpriced their plans when the marketplaces opened in 279, and the current increases simply bring the premiums up to the level predicted when Congress debated the Affordable Care Act in 256.
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"The risk (of a no-deal Brexit) is really, really underpriced now," she said, adding that she expected to see sterling fall to parity against the euro in the event of Britain crashing out of the bloc without a deal.
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But the company's ambitions are grander than that still — Audeze tells me it's a little worried that it underpriced the iSines, fearing that audiophiles wouldn't take them seriously as a competitor to the very best in-ear headphones in the world.
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Jay Ritter, an IPO expert and business professor at the University of Florida, provided Gurley with data showing that the most dominant banks, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, have underpriced deals the most — 33.5% and 29.2%, respectively — over the past decade.
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Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners underpriced their 2013 $24.9 billion buyout of Dell by about 22 percent and may have to pay tens of millions to investors who opposed the deal for the computer maker, a Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday.
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The nadir in America was the dotcom boom in 973-2000, when deliberately underpriced IPOs rocketed on their first day of trading, bankers doled out "hot" IPOs to executives in exchange for underwriting business, and new shares were "spun" and "flipped" for profit.
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Its existing Bullets earbuds are surprisingly good and only cost $20 — my colleague Vlad Savov called them "criminally underpriced" shortly after they launched — and OnePlus will presumably be going for the value play once again here, as it does with its phones.
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The San Francisco 49ers brought in Tevin Coleman to improve their backfield during the offseason, but Matt Breida is still listed as the top running back on the depth chart, and at $4,000, feels wildly underpriced for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers.
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"Given that liquidity was oversupplied and underpriced in the years prior to the global financial crisis, these changes in liquidity are broadly desirable and, to date, have not presented any significant issues in the Australian market," Debelle told a Reuters-sponsored conference on regulation.
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To the watch cultists who inhabit sites like these, however, the new TAG is not an egregious example of price gouging but rather a steal, a timepiece so jaw-droppingly underpriced that there must be, according to the site aBlogtoWatch, some sort of sorcery involved.
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In a research note, Morgan Stanley argued that the rally in Saudi banks had further to go, saying Riyad Bank and Al Rajhi Bank were underpriced relative to history and that because loan growth in the sluggish Saudi economy was slow, banks would increase dividends.
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WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - Michael Dell and Silver Lake Partners underpriced their 2013 $24.9 billion buyout of Dell Inc by about 53 percent and may have to pay tens of millions to investors who opposed the deal for the computer maker, a Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday.
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"That risk has therefore been seriously underpriced for a year or more, because we are dealing with a political generation which has no serious experience of bad times and is frankly cavalier about precipitating events they could not then control, but feel they might exploit," Rogers said.
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WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - A Delaware judge ruled Friday that wireless carrier Clearwire Corp was sold in 2013 for more than twice its fair value, a decision that dealt a stinging loss to the Aurelius Capital Management hedge fund which spent years battling to prove Clearwire was vastly underpriced.
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In year nine of our aging economic expansion, the timing of this agenda is coinciding with the point in the Minsky cycle where risk aversion has flipped to underpriced risk taking amid an aggressive attack on the measures put in place after the last crisis to meet just this moment.
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IF I USED THE iPHONE, I USE AN iPAD A LOT, IF I USE THE iPHONE LIKE ALL MY FRIENDS DO, I WOULD RATHER GIVE UP THE PLANE, WHICH IS A MILLION OR MILLION AND A HALF A YEAR FOR SOMETHING THAT COSTS A THOUSAND BUCKS THE iPHONE IS ENORMOUSLY UNDERPRICED.
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"I guess silver and gold are still underpriced, especially (as) … there is still the risk of more referendums in the EU. We have some reports saying Scotland might be the next one to leave the U.K. and also (some of the opposition in) France is calling for a referendum, " he told CNBC.
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Like reviled (and now imprisoned) pharma executive Martin Shkreli, who acquired a cheap antiparasitic drug named Daraprim and inflated its price from $13.50 to $750 per pill, Nostrum and its chief executive Nirman Mulye spotted a commodity they thought was underpriced, and raised it as high as they thought the market would bear.
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"In addition to favorable earnings momentum, as we approach year-end, market should gradually price in some higher probability of a tax deal, which we see currently as underpriced," Dubravko Lakos-Bujas, head of U.S. strategy and global quant research at JPMorgan, said in a report written with a team of strategists.
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" While that may mean cheap Turkish assets for risk-taking investors — Demarais and the EIU predict the lira falling to a rate of 5.7 to the dollar for the rest of 2019 compared to the current roughly 5.6 — Ian Bremmer, CEO and founder of risk consultancy Eurasia Group, says: "We still think political risk is underpriced.
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At the 2016 shareholder meeting, he described his "mixed emotions on the whole thing" because while it makes sense for the company and continuing shareholders to buy underpriced shares, he doesn't "enjoy the actual act of buying out people who are my partners at a price that is below — well below — what I think the stock is worth."
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Asked about another ANZ internal document, read out at the inquiry, suggesting it planned to boost revenue by A$6 million by hiking fees to Landmark customers, Steinberg said "the view at the time was that the Landmark book at the time was relatively underpriced (and) there was an opportunity to have a revenue uplift through repricing".
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"We'd much rather be looking for value in selling the GBP on a 1-3 month basis, on the view that hung parliament odds are 'underpriced' by the FX market, and even with a comfortable (Conservative) majority, the remaining U.K.-EU negotiations on an FTA (free trade agreement) will probably raise the odds of a 'no deal' exit from the transition phase in 2020," Gallo said.
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