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Fully valued
Used in the context of general equities. Said of a stock that has reached a price at which analysts think the underlying company's fundamental earnings power has been fully recognized by the market.
fully valued
Of or relating to a stock that is selling at a price most analysts believe fully reflects the company's asset values and earnings potential. If a stock is in fact fully valued, it generally has limited appreciation potential.


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So I think it's close to fully valued at this point.
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This strategic asset sale is a key transaction in our ongoing capital recycling program that gives AFR the ability to capture shareholder value from fully valued assets while also creating opportunities for redeployment into higher yielding assets, thus continuing future earnings growth," said Dave Nettina, chief financial officer and chief real estate officer at American Financial Realty.
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Additionally, the stock was pretty fully valued at $17.
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