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Friday November 16, 2012
3 bargains: Value and growth
by Brittany Stepniak, contributing editor Wealth Daily Investors must pay attention to both growth trends and value; that's how investors like Warren Buffett are able to stay ahead of the curve. Here are 3 bargain stocks that fit the mold: Ford Motors (F) has received wishy-washy sentiment from investors since the recession hit. But if you look at Ford's fundamentals, it appears now is an ideal time to buy, as demand for stock is low and car prices have dropped dramatically. Ford may take a strong, momentous jump forward into 2013 as their new cars has been received with accolades and good reviews from automotive journalists. Joy Global (JOY) is a heavy equipment maker whose book value per share surged by 32.1% over the course of the year. Investors seeking dividends and value growth may want to give Joy Global a closer look as emerging markets are predicted to give Joy Global another boost; JOYG already has a presence in China and India. Teradyne (TER) is a leader in providing automated test equipment for the semiconductor industry. This year its book value per share climbed up an impressive 25.5%. Teradyne holds more than $840 million in cash and other investments allowing them to easily offset the $167 million debt. Approximately 24% of its market capitalization is made up of “cold, hard cash” — not too shabby. Although I believe severe volatility lies ahead in 2013, there are safe sectors that will benefit in an otherwise flat stock market. Learn more about this financial newsletter at Wealth Daily. Related articles: 
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