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To: lizardK who wrote (4934)5/3/1999 12:27:00 PM
From: Wally Mastroly  Read Replies (1) of 15132
 
Re: difference between 'richly valued' & 'over valued'..

Just my opinion, but I think the term 'over valued' may imply a more immediate and very high probability of a market pullback.

Whereas the term 'richly valued' implies to me that prices are getting up there, but may not have peaked yet & that a pullback, although higher in probability, may not necessarily be imminent.

Remember, these are just my inferences/interpretations.

Also, my recollection is that Abby Joseph Cohen has likewise used the term 'richly valued' recently to describe current stock price valuations.
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