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underpriced
This term is primarily used in financial, commercial, and economic contexts to describe an asset or product whose market price does not reflect its intrinsic value. It carries a positive connotation for a buyer or investor, suggesting a bargain or a strategic opportunity for profit.
In a retail context, it may imply that a seller has miscalculated the value of an item, whereas in stock market terminology, it refers to a security trading below its fundamental value. It is the direct antonym of overpriced.
Meanings
Examples
These stocks are seriously underpriced given the company's growth potential.
I think this vintage camera is underpriced and will sell quickly.
The hotel rooms were underpriced during the off-season to attract more guests.
Wait, this is way underpriced for a genuine leather jacket.
The analyst argued that the asset was underpriced by at least twenty percent.
Maybe the seller just doesn't know the value and has underpriced the painting.
If we keep our services underpriced, we might attract customers but lose our profit margin.
The ticket prices for the concert seemed underpriced considering the fame of the artist.