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• n  an appraisal that is too high
• n  too high a value or price assigned to something

• Since JFK, who has a lot to answer for when it comes to the overvaluation of charisma, Americans have liked their leaders to be handsome or heroic, preferably with a thatch of dark .
• It does mean there's no longer a huge, unsustainable overhang of overvaluation weighing on the market and the economy.
• At the very least, the dollar's overvaluation is responsible for half the trade deficit, and some estimates put the dollar's contribution (if that is the word) considerably higher.

• overestimate
• overestimation
• overappraisal

News & Articles

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• Let the Charts Be Your Guide on Netflix: Bespoke’s Hickey
  If you're buying Netflix (NFLX) on fundamentals, you should revisit,says Paul Hickey, co-founder of Bespoke Investment Group. Relax, Netflix bulls. A little fundamental overvaluation doesn't mean you have to kick a stock out of your portfolio. Ask the Nasdaq, which officially welcomes the content streaming king into the Nasdaq 100 (^NDX) today. The move [...]
  June 6, 2013 - Yahoo! Finance: Breakout
• Condo.ca Magazine Reports: Toronto Real Estate Market Improving according to Realtors with Risk of Rising Prices ...
  Sales were down slightly in Toronto’s housing market but prices continue to rise modestly, prompting OECD to warn of overvaluation, reports Condo.ca. In another story, Canada’s greenest home sets new standard for environmentally-conscious builders. (PRWeb June 06, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/6/prweb10808768.htm
  June 6, 2013 - PRWeb

Quotes

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• Francois Fillon in AFP
  Our fundamentals are globally sound in the euro zone,Fillon said on the second day of his US trip. "But the slowing down of growth in the United States, the overvaluation of the euro and the rising energy and food prices will weigh on...
• Robert Prechter in Ha'aretz
  The extreme overvaluation, the manic buying and bubbles in the late 1990s [and] mid-2000s are for the history books - they're very large,Prechter said. "The bear market is going to have to balance that out with some sort of significant...
• Steve Ballmer in TheStreet.com
  In September 1999, Microsoft's MSFT then-president, Steve Ballmer, told a conference of business journalists that "there is such an overvaluation of technology stocks that it is absurd."