At the height of the mortgage crisis in 2008 and 2009, foreclosed homes were typically sold at more than 25 percent
below their estimated market value.
On average, October homebuyers received a 2.6 percent discount
below estimated market value.
Purchasers in October paid 2.6 percent
below the estimated market value at the time for their home, according to the analysis.
Not exact matches
The chart
below shows the ratio of
market capitalization to national nonfinancial corporate gross
value added (which includes
estimated foreign revenue of U.S. companies).
The chart
below shows the ratio of nonfinancial
market capitalization to corporate gross
value added, including
estimated foreign revenues (MarketCap / GVA).
The chart
below shows the ratio of nonfinancial
market capitalization to corporate gross
value - added, including
estimated foreign revenues.
When
value investing underperforms, cheap companies become relatively less expensive as they continue to lag behind the
market, and opportunities emerge when the share prices of certain out - of - favor companies fall
below their
estimated values.
7 Generally, margin of safety is analyzed quantitatively — in terms of a discount to intrinsic
value, remembering that
value investors only buy when a stock's
market price is well
below their
estimate of its intrinsic
value, under the assumption that they understand how the stock price will gradually recover until price approaches intrinsic
value.
It took into account 2.7 million closed sales and discovered that the average October sales price was 2.6 percent
below the home's
estimated average
market value at the time of sale.
According to RealtyTrac, the average sales price is 2.6 % «
below the average
estimated full
market value» in October.