underpriced in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for underpriced in the English»Spanish Dictionary

underprice [Am ˌəndərˈpraɪs, Brit ʌndəˈprʌɪs] VB trans usu pass

underprice

ponerle un precio demasiado bajo a

it's underpriced at $10

a 10 dólares está demasiado barato

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If there were that many bookings so far out, then the listing was underpriced.

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That means he searches the market for stocks that are underpriced in relation to their intrinsic value.

www.thestar.com

As long as carbon is not priced or heavily underpriced, fossil fuel technologies will continue to appear cheap compared to cleaner sources such as fusion.

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Markets may have underpriced risks by not fully internalizing the uncertainties around the global outlook.

www.imf.org

Critics say that the government overestimated future electricity demand and underpriced electricity.

thediplomat.com

And you won't know which deals are underpriced unless you have a good sense of how properties are priced.

money.usnews.com

That in turn led to policies being severely underpriced for years, insurance advisers say.

www.nj.com

So, it just follows inevitably that solar is underpriced.

reneweconomy.com.au

The problem is not much with exports as with underpriced exports, which are termed dumped by importing countries.

www.hindustantimes.com

A calculation can be made to assess whether an equity is over or underpriced, compared with a long-term government bond.

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