underpricing

Selling too cheaply

Underpricing is setting a price below what something is worth or what the market would bear.

Companies may underprice products to gain market share or drive out competitors.

In finance, underpricing often refers to IPO shares offered below their trading value: The stock jumped 40% on day one—classic underpricing.

The practice can be strategic or a miscalculation.

bargain

discount

Reduced price offered

deal · steal · reduced · cut-rate · budget-friendly · low-cost · affordable · inexpensive · cheap · savings

valuation

undervaluation

Rating below actual worth

misjudgment · inefficiency · discounting · oversight · inaccuracy · market correction · book value

competitive

dumping

Disposing carelessly or abruptly

loss leader · market penetration · competitive edge · market positioning · squeeze out · underbidding · anticompetitive

IPO

initial public offering

First stock market sale

listing · flotation · allocation · institutional investors · retail investors · aftermarket

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Opposites
price level relative to value

underpricingoverpricing

Charging beyond worth

overcharging · price gouging · gouging · inflating · overvaluing

Family

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