overshot meaning in stock

His initial goal was to raise £1,000, but the overachieving nonagenarian overshotthings a little, finishing his 100 laps two weeks early on April 16, and raising, as of this writing, almost £19 million.

Noun Akatsuki spacecraft closed in on Venus seven years ago, its main engine failed and with no way of slowing down, the spacecraft overshotthe planet and barreled into orbit around the Sun.

In 1981, A Korean Air Lines Boeing 747 jetliner overshotthe runway while taking off from Manila’s international airport and skidded to a stop at the edge of a major highway.

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Both [11] & [12] together demonstrates that the exchange rate will be moving towards the long run equilibrium exchange rate, whilst being in a position that implies that it was initially overshot.

This situation turns the whole process into a game of telephone. Meaning that one market forces a change in another market, forcing a change in a subsequent market, and so on down the line. Each market has a tendency to overreact to the changes, as traders, investors, and other actors attempt to anticipate further market moves.

This situation turns the whole process into a game of telephone. Meaning that one market forces a change in another market, forcing a change in a subsequent market, and so on down the line. Each market has a tendency to overreact to the changes, as traders, investors, and other actors attempt to anticipate further market moves.