Sentences with phrase «buying undervalued assets»

I like buying undervalued assets at the lowest possible price.

'' It was a very shrewd policy in the 50's and 60's, when there were highly inefficient markets: buying undervalued assets, running them for cash and selling off pieces.

Rebalancing allows an investor to sell overvalued assets and buy undervalue assets.

When buying an undervalued asset it may make sense to use a variable rate while you are improving it.

No one will turn down buying an undervalued asset for profit.

Not exact matches

«We are still in»02 valuations here in the Rocky Mountain West so I can make the great buys, still find the undervalued assets, the denigrated cattle ranches,» he said.

As the cost of sequencing plummeted in sync with the rise of computer processing power, Harper saw an undervalued asset for drug discovery: Amgen bought the company in 2012 for $ 415 million.

Until Buffett added the classy See's Candy to his portfolio in 1996, he had largely focused his investment efforts on finding undervalued assets that he could buy cheaply.

This kind of investing is based on buying undervalued and unloved assets and holding them for a very long term.

There is also a danger is buying a company that appears undervalued mainly from a book value basis, assets — liabilities exceeds the market value.

We've been following DRAD (see our post archive here) because it is an undervalued asset play with a plan to sell assets and buy back its stock.

Digirad Corporation (NASDAQ: DRAD) is a tiny undervalued asset play with a plan to sell assets and buy back its stock.

We started following DRAD (see our post archive here) because it was an undervalued asset play with a plan to sell assets and buy back its stock.

These two private equity investors have made a fortune buying undervalued companies and assets, holding them for an extended period of time and then selling them at a profit.

A disregard for price paid for value bought, whether it's a piece of a healthy 5 year earnings growth business, a piece of a business that is improving margins and dominating a market segment, or a piece of business that has huge a asset base undervalued on it's balance sheet (but not undervalued with respect to the price paid!)

Investors believe in research, thoughtful analysis of the data and the strength of a company's actual performance and assets — and buying undervalued stocks that the crowd has overlooked.