Everyone loves a
good turnaround story; assuming you catch the rebound, not the downturn.
There’s high risk/reward investing in a company that was once left for
dead, and being selective is a must. A beaten down stock price is not
necessarily a bargain, but a potential rebound can pay off big.
“You have to be skeptical with
turnaround stories, obviously these are companies that had near-death
experiences for probably very good reasons,” says Kiplinger columnist Kathy Kristof, in the attached video. “It’s a riskier segment of the market, but that also often means you have more potential for profit.”
Rebuilding Sales
First on her list is Beazer Homes (BZH)
–the Atlanta-based homebuilder that almost went under during the Great
Recession. Shares hit rock bottom at $1.25 in March 2009. They’ve since
rebounded over 600%. (more)
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