Two international stocks that seem cheap right now based on value:
First stock is Telkom SA Ticker: JSE:TKG If you cannot buy anything on JSE then you can buy its ADR here: OTCMKTS:TLKGY So this is a south african telcom company but unlike AT/T they do not have any dept but a huge
pile of cash. Their revenue growth (10yr -2.30, 5yr 4 1 year 8.60) and book value growth looks promising. Also South Africa has a lot of space for tech growth and the company pays a really nice dividend.
More info here: http://ift.tt/2yUKoF7
The second one is Skyworth Digital Holdings Limited Ticker: HKG:0751 If you check their financial data (I use the gurufocus app) you can see that they are trading way below their tangible book value: stock price is 3.60 while tangible book value is 4.88. They also pay a nice dividend of 4%.
Some drawbacks: the company produces outdated tech (set top boxes) and gross profit does not seem to grow steadily.
More info here: http://ift.tt/2z0pruo
I am thinking of buying Telcom SA when their currency drops a bit or if there is some small general market downtrend. Would you buy any of these stocks?
Submitted October 28, 2017 at 02:05PM by wsace http://ift.tt/2yUKpJb
