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Chong Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
What's the meaning of "priced in"
Hi there:
I saw some sentences with the phrase "be priced in", but I am confused about its meaning. I have browsed from google but there isn't a precise definition.
e.g:
1, The consensus isn’t always wrong but nevertheless the right question to ask is whether this gloom is priced in.
2, A client of mine who has also been bearish kept asking me if all of the bad news was already priced in as the market recovered somewhat over the past few weeks.
Can I understand it "included or considered" or "overvalued". Do have an answer for it?
Thanks a lot!
Leo
I saw some sentences with the phrase "be priced in", but I am confused about its meaning. I have browsed from google but there isn't a precise definition.
e.g:
1, The consensus isn’t always wrong but nevertheless the right question to ask is whether this gloom is priced in.
2, A client of mine who has also been bearish kept asking me if all of the bad news was already priced in as the market recovered somewhat over the past few weeks.
Can I understand it "included or considered" or "overvalued". Do have an answer for it?
Thanks a lot!
Leo
Top answer
'Priced in' means 'included in the price'. )'
- 'Priced in' means 'included in the price'.
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'Priced in' means 'included in the price'. But yes, where it is used metaphorically (as in your examples), it means 'also considered (in making a decision, estimation, conclusion, etc.)'
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