英语释义

1. to value, rate, or estimate below the real worth
undervalue stock

2. to treat as having little value
was undervalued as a poet

3. to place too low a value on (something)

4. to fail to give enough importance to (something)

5. to value below the real worth

片语

undervalued gems嘅股份

undervalued policy不足额定值保险单

moderately undervalued中度低估

Dramatically Undervalued严重低估

significantly undervalued显着低估

Undervalued E估价过低

undervalued currency[金融] 估值偏低货币

undervalued stockAn undervalued stock is defined as a stock that is selling at a price significantly below what is assumed to be its intrinsic value. For example, if a stock is selling for $50, but it is worth $100 based on predictable future cash flows, then it is an undervalued stock.

英汉例句

• there are situations, however, where a stock is legitimately undervalued because the market is not aware of its fundamentals - the company is literally waiting to be discovered.

  然而，有些情况下某只股票因为市场没有意识到它的基本面而被合理低估，该公司简直是在等着被发现。

• common sense is sometimes undervalued in our society.

  在我们的社会有时候会低估常识。

• it would require the treasury to identify seriously undervalued currencies, and then, if the culprits do not take action, would allow american firms to ask for protective anti-dumping duties.

  这要求财政部来确认严重低估的货币，如果罪犯不采取行动，那么就允许美国公司提出保护性反倾销关税的要求。

• these companies also fight behind the shield of a grossly undervalued currency.

  这些公司也在被严重低估的货币的保护下竞争。

• the euro and other european monies may still be modestly undervalued against the dollar but most of their needed rise against it has already taken place over the past five years.

  相对于美元，欧元和其它欧洲货币的汇率可能仍略有低估，但它们兑美元所需的大部分涨幅都已经在过去五年间实现。

• if america were a stock, it would be a 「buy」: an undervalued market leader, in need of new management.

  如果美国是支股票，那它将是一个「绩优股」：一个被低估的需要新型管理的市场领导者。

• the [renminbi] is no longer as undervalued as a few years ago.

  目前人民币低估程度已经不像几年前那么严重。

• asia's persistent current account surpluses and undervalued currencies could add to pressures to erect barriers in the us and europe if things turn bad.

  在情况恶化时，亚洲持续的经常账户盈余和货币低估，可能会加大在美国、欧洲遭遇贸易壁垒的压力。

• they prevented industrywide labor unions and kept the yen undervalued against the dollar, while protecting domestic industries with tariffs and trade barriers.

  他们防备全行业的劳工联合出现，并低估日元对美元的价值，同时利用关税和贸易壁垒保护本国工业。

• he downplays the benefits of china letting its undervalued exchange rate rise while arguing later that it must do so anyway.

  他对中国让其低估的汇率上升所带来的好处轻描淡写，随后他认为中国必须这样做。

• it is typically the result of messy and unconventional interventions that range from public investment to subsidised credit, from domestic-content requirements to undervalued currencies.

  它通常源自于一些令人生厌的非常规干预行动——从公共投资到补贴信贷，从本国含量要求到低估的货币。

• if all were going well, shareholders might forgive demand for reneging on its pledges and opportunistically buying undervalued shares. but the firm hasn’t shown an ability to generate profits.

  如果运行顺畅，投资者也许会原谅迪蒙德的食言并且也可能购买低估的股票，但事实上是迪蒙德并没有显示能够获利的能力。

相似词

underestimate低估

underrate低估；看轻

相反词

overestimate估计过高；评价过高；出价过高

overrate高估

overvalue对…估价过高；过分重视