Economics & Finance
Mean Reversion of Valuation
When an asset's price persistently deviates from the reasonable range supported by its fundamentals, market forces gradually push the price back toward its historical average. This reflects the market's self-correcting mechanism—overvaluation tends to correct downward, undervaluation tends to correct upward. The pattern stems from cyclical shifts in marginal investors' risk appetite.
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