This retail giant has been one of the largest and most profitable companies in the sector for decades and it continues to invest in e-commerce and the consumer experience.
This infrastructure company has dramatically improved its profitability but policy uncertainty from Washington has left the stock significantly undervalued.
Market narratives can persist in the face of contradicting data. Overblown fears of a housing crash have this stock priced as if profits will nearly halve.
This firm has dramatically improved its profitability since adding ROIC to its exec comp plan, has a cheap valuation and significant growth opportunities.
Despite positives, such as profit growth and execs incentivized to create shareholder value, this stock is priced as if profits will permanently decline.
Disappointing short-term trends can mask long-term value creation, lead to an unwarranted sell-off, and create opportunity for sophisticated investors.