With a lot of value investors liking
old media stocks, UTV appears pretty neglected.
Reminds me of investors who dive into retailers &
old media stocks — not my cup of tea, I think there are far easier investments to make.
Not exact matches
Twitter is an anomaly whose value has been somewhat manipulated by investment bankers, a frothy
stock market that's favoring social
media stocks and a sort of desperate investor longing for a return to the good
old days of the first dotcom boom.
On the other line: an investment banker with a juicy tip that chief rival America Online Inc. (AOL) was about to buy
old -
media giant Time Warner Inc., a deal that ultimately went through for $ 85 billion in
stock.
Plenty of upside present if you can bear to buy an «
old media «
stock..?!
But over - indebted / value trap (
old media)
stocks always lk really cheap — the share is trying to price in a v binary end - game: Survival vs. extinction.
An example is the Tech bubble of 1999 - 2000, when overall valuations were very high, but there existed many opportunities in «
old - world» industries that didn't get caught up in the speculative craze that affected technology, telecommunications and
media stocks.
With
media magnate Rupert Murdoch's $ 5 billion bid this week for Dow Jones & Co., parent to The Wall Street Journal, attention was focused on the Bancroft family,
old - line New Englanders who own the controlling
stock of Dow Jones.