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na +1 | Underweighted position/under-exposure |
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na | an underrepresentation in the portfolios |
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na | undervaluing |
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na | Yes, underrepresentation seems to be correct |
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an underrepresentation in the portfolios Explanation: The weighting of the portfolio composition is such, that American shares are underrepresented. Kramer's Business English |
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undervaluing Explanation: is the term you're looking for when referring to stock (and other) valuation(s). www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/manuals/immanual/1imcont/01_0019_i... In the same context 'underestimation' is also sometimes used. HTH |
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Yes, underrepresentation seems to be correct Explanation: I got your context wrong. But I still wonder if there's a better term than 'underrepresentation' as this most commonly refers to e.g. underrepresentation of designated group members, of e.g. women in economics etc |
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Underweighted position/under-exposure Explanation: are the most common terms in this context A.J. de Keizer's Financieel Economisch Lexicon |
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