Value Plays

Listed here are high quality equities with large value to price ratios (i.e. potentially undervalued). You should use MrStockQuickie's Value Investor tool to further research those stocks which may be of interest to you. As always, never make buy or sell decisions based solely off of what you see here; this information is intended to be used as a screener for interesting value investments.


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TICKERNAMEV/P*MOS**RANKUPDATED
LOGILogitech International S.A.1.8947.0%9.581/5/2009
JECJacobs Engineering Group1.8846.8%9.9812/27/2008
PCPPrecision Castparts Corp.1.8846.8%10.1812/26/2008
RIMMResearch in Motion Ltd.1.8746.6%9.891/6/2009
GDIGardner Denver Inc.1.8746.4%10.0912/21/2008
ENREnergizer Holdings Inc.1.8646.3%9.9712/21/2008
COLRockwell Collins Inc.1.8445.7%9.5412/21/2008
OISOil States International Inc.1.8445.7%9.8412/21/2008
RSReliance Steel and Aluminum1.8345.4%10.0212/21/2008
OXYOccidental Petroleum Corporation1.8245.0%10.2612/21/2008
INTWorld Fuel Services Corporation1.8144.7%9.7711/19/2008
DNRDenbury Resources Inc.1.8044.4%10.0912/21/2008
GPROGen-Probe Inc.1.8044.4%10.0812/21/2008
FRXForest Laboratories Inc.1.7944.1%9.8512/21/2008
NBLNoble Energy Inc.1.7944.0%9.1112/21/2008
COPConocoPhillips1.7843.7%9.5312/25/2008
TEVATeva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.1.7743.5%9.811/4/2009
SIISmith International Inc.1.7743.4%10.1912/22/2008
MURMurphy Oil Corporation1.7743.4%10.0812/20/2008
NOKNokia Corporation1.7643.3%10.1112/21/2008


* V/P = Value/Price OR (Intrinsic Value)/(Market Price). A value to price ratio (V/P) equal to 1 represent a stock which is fairly priced in its market. Naturally it follows that a V/P greater than 1 represents an undervalued stock. One minus the inverse of this ratio (1-1/V/P) is commonly referred to as the **Margin of Safety (MOS) - a term made popular by Ben Graham and Warren Buffet.