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Overvaluation (Noun)

Too high a value or price assigned to something.

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

The speculative market conditions led to a huge overvaluation of the stock prices.
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But under the pressure of increased oil prices and currency market volatility due to declining emerging market currencies many investors are reassessing potential overvaluation.
The cryptocurrency prices appeared to be correcting for recent overvaluation amid weaker volumes and global market turmoil.

An appraisal that is too high.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The buyer disputed the sale price of the house due to overvaluation by the real estate agent.
Overvaluation of the antique furniture led to the owner paying more taxes than necessary.
The auditor questioned the overvaluation of assets on the company's financial statements.
An overvaluation of the property by the assessor resulted in higher taxes for the homeowner.
The accountant corrected the overvaluation error, reducing the client's tax liability.