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cheap

[cheep] / tʃip /




ADJECTIVE
concerned with saving money
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For that reason, it was relatively cheap for traders to add options contracts to their portfolios in order to hedge for upcoming market moves.

From MarketWatch

Financials are the cheapest sector based on PEG ratio and have the second-lowest forward P/E at 16.8 times, well below the S&P 500’s nearly 22 times.

From Barron's

He also wrote that the Tweedy, Browne team will want to “refresh” the portfolio with a two-year holding period for each stock, “unless there have been subsequent insider buys and the stock still looks cheap.”

From MarketWatch

Investors who continue to allocate capital as if traditional geopolitical alliances, cheap energy, unconstrained resource availability, and unlimited liquidity remain intact are likely to misprice risk, they say.

From MarketWatch

A patent cliff is what happens when one or a few blockbuster drugs lose protection and cheaper copies flood in, knocking a hole in revenue.

From The Wall Street Journal