Sentences with phrase «stock at a substantial discount»

With its stock at a substantial discount to its net cash position, its cash - burning product development activities at an end and a proposal to identify and complete an alternate strategic transaction or liquidate, VXGN is a good prospect.

One concern is lawsuit by the landlord against the company, but that company states that it does not believe the lawsuit will have a material adverse effect on its financial position.With its stock at a substantial discount to its net cash position, its cash - burning product development activities at an end and a proposal to identify and complete an alternate strategic transaction or liquidate, we think VXGN is a good prospect, and we're going to maintain our position.

Not exact matches

We would happily return to the stock should it again sell at a substantial discount to our value estimate.

We believe that at our purchase price, the stock traded at a substantial discount to the company's asset value net of debt.

We look for stocks trading at a substantial discount to our estimate of intrinsic value.

We then require the stocks we add to our portfolio to be trading at a substantial discount to our estimate of that intrinsic value.

The same is true for other wealth creation common stocks acquired during the quarter at substantial discounts from readily ascertainable net asset values — including the probable real estate values in Alexander & Baldwin and Catellus; the probable securities values in Brascan (including real estate), Phoenix Companies, MONY and Toyota Industries; and the probable values of Assets Under Management (AUM) for BKF and Legg Mason.

A majority of the TAVF common stock investments are in companies acquired at substantial discounts from Fund management's estimates of net asset value (NAV), where Fund management believes that prospects are good that NAV will be steadily increased over the long term.

Although the rule of thumb is that a company won't go public, and probably can't go public, if a common stock issue can be priced only at or below private business value, once a typical, private company does go public, it ordinarily does so at a price which represents not only a substantial premium over private business value but, more importantly, also represents a meaningful discount, usually based on comparative analysis spread sheets, from anticipated market prices for the new issue.

In contrast, a majority of the common stocks held in the TAVF portfolio are issues of companies with ultra-strong balance sheets where the issue was acquired at prices that represent a substantial discount from readily ascertainable net asset values; e.g., Toyota Industries, Tejon Ranch, MBIA, Millea Holdings, Forest City Enterprises, Radian Group, St. Joe, and Brascan.

My favorite stocks are those trading at a substantial discount to net current assets or liquidation value, with an activist pushing for a catalyst to unlock the value.

The Third Avenue goal in acquiring a common stock is to attempt to acquire the security at a price that represents a substantial discount from the price which would exist were the company a private business or a takeover candidate.

With ZLC trading at a substantial 33 % discount to its value in liquidation and Breeden continuing to buy stock, ZLC seems like a good bet to us.

Very occasionally, you'll find a stock with significant proved up / producing reserves / resources that's priced at a substantial discount to intrinsic value.