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CCE says the New York pricing structure is an experiment in a market where its product had been under priced .

Put simply, Wall Street firms used towering leverage to make tons of money in a long-running bull market that blatantly under priced risk.

Without a catalyst, a prospective investment can remain under priced indefinitely and thereby result in a mediocre return.

If the stock is under priced , buy it back with excess cash; if it's overvalued, don't buy a single share.

When a scarce good is under-priced, we trade the savings in money for costs in time - more people will queue for it.

In the end, though, the turndowns proved to be very good news for us, because it became apparent that I had severely under priced our offer.

That is a particular problem given that it seems clear the banks systematically under priced risk in the period leading up to 2007.

Pricing results show that, on the first day of the CB issuing, CBs are significantly under priced comparing with theoretical prices.

Mr. Bernanke wisely highlighted how creditors under priced lending to banks because institutions were considered too big to fail.

Critics, who say the gas is under priced and has helped Israel wage war on Palestinians, have won court rulings in their favour.

We like buying under priced securities, but we like buying fairly-priced operating businesses even more.

A buyer disagrees with the collective wisdom by saying the market is under priced.

investors who do not lemon-dodge in exchange for on-average under-priced shares