valuation bubble
ˌvæljuˈeɪʃən ˈbʌbl̩
Definition

Definition of valuation bubble - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
businessTECH.market condition with rapid price increases followed by a crashTECH.
  • Investors were wary of a valuation bubble forming in the housing market.
2.
financeTECH.situation where asset prices are much higher than their intrinsic valueTECH.
  • The valuation bubble in tech stocks burst in 2000.
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Expressions with valuation

business valuationn.
process of estimating how much a whole company is financially worth
Accurate business valuation is crucial before selling your company to investors.
inventory valuationn.
method used to calculate money value of goods kept for sale
The company switched its inventory valuation to FIFO for tax reasons.
valuation daten.
specific day when money value of something is officially worked out
The fund’s valuation date is the last business day of each month.
valuation methodn.
structured way used to calculate how much something is worth
The analyst chose a discounted cash flow valuation method for the startup.
valuation reserven.
money set aside to cover future losses
The company increased its valuation reserve for potential bad debts.
startup unicorn valuationn.
estimated worth of a startup company valued over $1 billion
The startup unicorn valuation reached $2 billion after the latest funding round.

Expressions with bubble

bubble burstsexp.
cause a soap or air bubble to break and disappear
The child laughed as the bubble bursts in the sunlight.
bubble overv.
liquid overflows due to boiling or agitation
The soup bubbled over on the stove.
bubble upv.
move upward in bubbles or a bubbling manner
The soup began to bubble up on the stove.
bubble boyn.
person overly protected from real-life experiences
He grew up as a bubble boy, unaware of the world.
bubble to the surfacev.
rise to the top of a liquid
The air bubbles to the surface of the water.
bubble with excitementv.
show great enthusiasm or joy
She bubbled with excitement when she heard the news.
the bubble burstexp.
a situation or expectation suddenly fails
Their happiness ended when the bubble burst.
bubble withv.
show strong emotion or quality in a lively way
He bubbled with enthusiasm during the meeting.
burst someone's bubblev.
make someone realize their belief is not true
I hate to burst your bubble, but that's not possible.
burst the bubblev.
end someone's happiness or optimism
The news of the defeat burst the bubble of the excited fans.

Terms related to valuation bubble

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
valueassetburstcrashinflationinvestmentmarketovervaluationspeculationboombubblehype

Examples of valuation bubble in a sentence

  • Economists warned of a valuation bubble in the stock market.
  • The housing market experienced a valuation bubble.
  • Experts warned about the valuation bubble in cryptocurrency.

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  1. French:bulle de valorisation, ...
  2. German:Bewertungsblase, ...
  3. Italian:bolla di mercato, bolla speculativa, ...
  4. Spanish:burbuja de valoración, ...
  5. Portuguese:bolha de valorização, ...
  6. Chinese:估值泡沫, 价值泡沫, ...
  7. Japanese:バリュエーションバブル, ...
  8. Arabic:فُقَّاعَة تَقْيِيم, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוּעַת תִּמְחוּר, בּוּעַת שׁוֹוִי, ...
  10. Russian:пузырь стоимости, оценочный пузырь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:цінова бульбашка, ...
  12. Hindi:मूल्यांकन बुलबुला, मूल्य बुलबुला, ...

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