undervaluation (Meaning)
Wordnet
undervaluation (n)
too low a value or price assigned to something
Webster
undervaluation (n.)
The act of undervaluing; a rate or value not equal to the real worth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undervaluation
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undervaluation Sentence Examples
- The company's undervaluation was a glaring error that led to its acquisition by a rival.
- Investors were skeptical of the stock's price due to concerns about undervaluation.
- The undervaluation of assets on the balance sheet resulted in a lower credit rating.
- The undervaluation made it difficult for the company to secure financing.
- The undervaluation persisted despite positive earnings reports and increased demand.
- Shareholders expressed concern over the undervaluation, fearing erosion of their investments.
- The analyst issued a buy recommendation, highlighting the stock's undervaluation as an attractive opportunity.
- The undervaluation presented a potential arbitrage opportunity for savvy investors.
- The undervaluation was attributed to a lack of market awareness and investor sentiment.
- The company's turnaround efforts were aimed at correcting the undervaluation and unlocking shareholder value.
FAQs About the word undervaluation
too low a value or price assigned to somethingThe act of undervaluing; a rate or value not equal to the real worth.
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No antonyms found.
The company's undervaluation was a glaring error that led to its acquisition by a rival.
Investors were skeptical of the stock's price due to concerns about undervaluation.
The undervaluation of assets on the balance sheet resulted in a lower credit rating.
The undervaluation made it difficult for the company to secure financing.
