Finally, REITs almost certainly have
overpriced shares selling on the stock exchanges today.
Not exact matches
If there's one potential buyer for a stock who thinks it's
overpriced but has potential and would be worth $ 9.50, but that person only has $ 950 to spend, and nobody else thinks the stock would be worth more than $ 0.02 /
share, then until people
sold a total of 100
shares the price would be $ 9.50, but after that the price would drop instantly to $ 0.02.
Recognizing the «
overpriced» ETF, the AP might buy up the underlying
shares that compose the ETF and then
sell ETF
shares on the open market.
Now, these investors recognize the
shares are
overpriced and are
selling at the top of the market.