Sometimes a good company simply goes on sale. These 15 names trade below what their earnings and assets suggest they're worth — bargains hiding in plain sight, with Unique Hotel & Resorts PLC the pick of the bunch. Here's the case for each.
Topping the list is Unique Hotel & Resorts PLC — travel & leisure. And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get, and it hands shareholders a dependable 3.9% dividend. The bottom line: solid & dependable.
Read the full breakdown →Next up, Union Bank PLC. — bank. And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get, and the balance sheet is in good shape, with little debt weighing it down. The bottom line: one to watch.
Read the full breakdown →Next up, First Security Islami Bank PLC. — bank. And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get. The bottom line: one to watch.
Read the full breakdown →And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
Profits have been climbing — earnings rose +38% over the past year.
Profits have been climbing — earnings rose +47% over the past year.
The balance sheet is in good shape, with little debt weighing it down.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
And at today's price, the shares look cheap for what you get.
Price matters — even a great company is a poor buy if you overpay. A stock lands on this list when it looks cheap on two counts at once: cheaper than its own track record, and cheaper than similar companies. When both line up, the discount is more believable. We also screen out genuinely broken businesses, so what's left is good companies on sale rather than cheap-for-a-reason traps.