It’s a scenario value investors dream about: a growing company whose shares are selling at a statistically cheap price. Of course, these types of stocks can be hard to find—and the search for them may lead you straight into a value trap. But just as a stock selling for a low valuation doesn’t always mean a bargain, a richly valued stock doesn’t always mean value investors ought to automatically look elsewhere. The Boyar Value Group recently identified one high multiple stock that may be worth paying up for. Keep reading to find out more.
Recent Posts
- The Boyar Value Group 4th Quarter 2020 Client Letter
Date: February 03, 2021
- David Zaslav, CEO of Discovery, Inc. on the future of streaming and Discovery Plus
Date: January 19, 2021
- Michael Santoli, Senior Markets commentator at CNBC on how he has used his experience covering 9/11 and has applied that to Covid-19. He also discusses the importance of Twitter in journalism.
Date: December 09, 2020
- Boyar Value Group On The Value In MSGE, MSGS, IAC & ANGI
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- David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder & Co-Executive Chairman of The Carlyle Group, on how private equity deals are evolving and his recent book “How To Lead”.
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Recent Press
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Date: February, 2021
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- Jonathan Boyar on GuruFocus’s Value Investing Live
Date: September, 2020
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- This Preferred From a John Malone-Controlled Company Offers An 8% Yield
Date: September, 2020
Barron's, Written by Andrew Bary
