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The vintage of 1972 had been overpriced as was 1973 and 1974.

We are looking to see whether some things may have been overpriced."

Options with lives of less than 90 days tend to be overpriced.

This is especially true for machines that were overpriced to begin with.

But that was due more to overpricing, he said, than to real decline.

Stocks were overpriced because everyone wanted in on the market to get rich quick.

Is energy, as a cost factor of location in Europe, not perhaps being overpriced here?

If they sell at high street prices online, they're overpriced for that market.

But based on the information we have today, I would judge the stock to be overpriced."

A result, he argues, is that today's stocks are overpriced by 15 to 20 percent.

Q. Which emerging markets do you think are overpriced these days?

"The issue was way overpriced before the auction," one trader said.

One beauty expert says perfume has been overpriced for far too long.

Stocks overpriced at the same time that earnings have been weak.

They should avoid either undershooting or overpricing the potential market.

The bid was felt by many to be overpriced.

The Government was criticised widely that the land had been overpriced.

He has been calling stocks overpriced for four years.

Many analysts had expected the market to fall because they estimated that stocks were overpriced by 10 to 15 percent.

I do agree that the bar drinks were overpriced.

It's overpriced anyway, you have to trade half an hour's work for a glass, or something pretty fancy in the way of hard goods.

"Japanese industry makes enormous profits by simply overpricing everything here.

Many thought Yahoo, the Internet company, was overpriced a year ago.

Some recommend purchase, but others say it is substantially overpriced at 29 times earnings.