Mispricing occurs when an asset’s market value deviates from its true worth, often due to data errors, emotional trading, or market inefficiencies. Traders and quantitative analysts exploit these discrepancies through arbitrage strategies, buying undervalued assets and selling overvalued ones. Investors and hedge funds benefit by profiting from price corrections, while markets become more efficient as mispricing narrows.
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