Here, by obviously, I mean doing conservative DCF estimates to determine the stocks value. And the margin of error has to be low.
Here are some of the tickers I think that should go here.
WMT(Walmart): A trillion dollar company in the making.
AMD(AMD): They are eating INTC's lunch and also to some extent are also eating NVDA's lunch. Huge growth ahead.
BRK.B(Berkahire Hathway): When Warren buys his stock, you know it’s undervalued.
BABA(Alibaba): While some might disagree sighting China danger, I think it’s overblown. And when people tend to fear something too much, that's when they undervalue things.
STMP(Stamps.com): An underrated gem which seems like too good to be true for its lowly valuation. I have tried to find some good reasons why this was so blindingly undervalued. I couldn’t find anything reasonable to allow for such a huge discounted valuation.
TYO:7974(Nintendo): The best IP company to own for the upcoming gaming decades. At least 40% undervalued according to my base case estimates(using conservative figues).
GOLD(Barrick Gold): This one is a little more dependent on the assumption that gold won't tank any more. If it doesn’t, I don't know why you wouldn’t want to own this one.
PFE(Pfizer): I don't know how this could be in such a valuation despite their good pipeline and numerous ventures.
ULVR.L(Unilever): This one is also dependent on the assumption that GBP doesn’t rise any higher. If it doesn’t, you can thank me later.
That's some of the tickers that I think of. What are some of the tickers that you can think of and why?
Submitted March 18, 2021 at 12:14AM by potatoandbiscuit https://ift.tt/3bWXQNX
