An overvalued company trades at a price exceeding its intrinsic worth, often driven by hype or speculation. Investors use valuation metrics like P/E ratios to spot these gaps, helping them avoid poor entry points or time short-selling. While sellers and early shareholders benefit from inflated prices, long-term buyers risk losses when the market corrects. Recognizing overvaluation is key for prudent portfolio management.
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