Fully valued

Fully Valued
Fully Valued - Fully valued is the tracking of a particular stock security investment following it to its natural conclusion.

fully valued investment & finance definition
A stock or other investment that has reached the target set for it by an analyst or trader. A fully valued stock is one whose value has been recognized by the market.

Fully Valued: A stock is considered fully valued when it reaches a price at which analysts think the underlying corporation's fundamental earning power has been recognized by the market.

Fully valued
Used in the context of general equities. Said of a stock that has reached a price at which analysts think the underlying company's fundamental earnings power has been fully recognized by the market.

Yes, Apple is fully valued.
No, the iPad is bigger than Wall Street thinks.
Does Apple's valuation properly price the iPad opportunity?
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Pfizer, Apollo Group And Cintas: Rising, Yet Still Not Fully Valued
By: Covestor.com
Publish Date: Monday, January 16, 2012
Stocks(s): APOL, BAC, CTAS, CX, DELL, GWF, HPQ, MKL
Sector(s): Finance, Computer and Technology, Construction ...

Fundamental analysts try to spot companies that are undervalued so their clients can buy before the stocks become Fully Valued. Undervalued companies are also frequently targets of Takeover attempts, since acquirers can buy assets cheaply this way.

Undervalued Security: A stock selling below its liquidation value or below the market value that analysts believe it deserves. Undervalued stocks are sought after for investment before the stock price rises and they become fully valued.

fully valued A stock whose value is recognized by the marketplace and factored into its price... functional Operational, working. fund To finance or underwrite.

See also: Stock, Market, Investment, Earnings, Share