Stock overvaluation occurs when a company's market price exceeds its intrinsic value, often driven by speculative trading or hype. Investors use metrics like P/E ratios to identify it, benefiting short sellers who profit from price corrections. Companies may also exploit overvaluation for cheap capital via stock offerings.
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