underperformance

[uhn-der-per-fawr-muhns]

noun

1. the act or instance of doing less well than expected.

Example Sentences

The sector has now recouped a large chunk of that underperformance over the past three months.

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The sector has now recouped a large chunk of that underperformance over the past three months.

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Even with questions about the company’s business in China and its underperformance relative to peers, most firms on Wall Street remain bullish.

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“Given AMAT’s stock underperformance YTD, we believe investors hold little confidence around the company’s ability to outperform its served market,” UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri wrote.

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“If there is rapid change, momentum can be chopped up,” which could lead to underperformance for SPMO.

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