Sentences with phrase «undervalued companies because»

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«First, companies who believe their stock is undervalued, often because they have a few distinct businesses within their company, can spin off a division and unlock some of the part's value.

This is because the lower valuations of companies leaving the S&P 500 make them undervalued, and generate better total returns than the index in the future.

There has been some negative sentiment lately due to the fact that Penguin is pulling all new titles from the company because they feel giving the books away undervalues the authors work.

With this model in place the publishers lose out because their books are sold undervalued and major publishing companies such as Penguin as well as many smaller ones have severed ties with Amazon completely.

Trinity's stock price was just beginning to move when J. Royden Ward decided to recommend the company in Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Investor because of its undervalued stock.

I was annoyed because I had saved my pennies and wanted to invest them with a solid, undervalued company that would make me filthy rich one day.

Because the shares of First Cash Financial Services were significantly undervalued at the beginning of the timeframe measured, long - term shareholder annual returns of over 30 % have exceeded the company's 20 % earnings growth rate.

This is because the lower valuations of companies leaving the S&P 500 make them undervalued, and generate better total returns than the index in the future.

Investors buy low PSR stocks because they believe companies are undervalued when they are not paying much for the sales the company generates.

When an investor keeps money in stocks that are fairly valued or overvalued, he increases his opportunity costs because he forgoes the opportunity to invest in undervalued companies with better appreciation potential.

If you shrink from buying an undervalued company solely because it might miss consensus estimates for the next quarter, you may not be a value investor.

We started following KONA because it was an undervalued asset situation with a potential acquirer — Mill Road Capital — raising its stake in the company through November last year.

We've been following INFS because it is a deeply undervalued asset situation with two activist investors, Nery Capital and Lloyd I. Miller, III, pushing the company to «improve [INFS]'s financial condition and increase shareholder value» (see our first post here).

We like them because they represent the lowest risk investment for any company with undervalued stock.

I added to my spinoff shares around the $ 9.00 level because the company looked undervalued compared to other defense contractors (an industry already out of favor due to anticipated future defense spending cuts).

I think Mr. Market continues to significantly undervalue these shares simply because he is tired, tired of waiting for the rollout of Ragnarok II, the sequel to Ragnarok, a massive multiplayer online video game that still generates income for the company.

After all... when the CEO jumps ship to the smaller company it may be because it is undervalued and he hopes to load up on options.

US, Chinese, and European companies should also strongly consider acquiring Latin American companies, both for their business units and for acqui - hires, because they are massively undervalued.