mispriced

"Just as the banks mispriced credit risk, so companies have misjudged strategic risk, " he says.

Dividends in Asia seem mispriced, perhaps because investors have mainly sought growth in earnings while overlooking growth in dividends.

The economists talk about "mispriced risk" and " illiquidity " in the system.

The former central bank chairman said they improve markets by finding what he called mispriced securities.

Trade surpluses and deficits derive from mispriced currencies arising from government manipulation.

If the yen is the most mispriced currency on the planet, why are Japan's trade partners not complaining loudly, as they do about the yuan?

Despite the bust, conforming mortgages that qualify for government-backing remain mispriced.

Bank of England governor Mervyn King was talking about mispriced credit risks and tougher times ahead well before last summer.

Sleazy transfers of mispriced assets from the state to the private sector would become vastly more difficult.

and consistently persuade every other actor in the business that mispriced risk was, in fact, correctly priced.

They are mostly myopic, unpredictable, crazily mispriced and followed by equally clueless investors.

If they bail out banks that have mispriced risk, the mispricing will continue.

Puts, and sometimes calls, are usually mispriced.

Passive investors buy investments without an examination of whether that they are mispriced.

That has often led to risk being mispriced and the yields on offer being too low.

Risk was thus mispriced on a dramatic scale because of model-enhanced myopia.

Some stocks and some indexes really are mispriced.

The common feature here is that risk is misunderstood, and so mispriced.

l Gathering information, analyzing the market - critically about mispriced assets;