Tag: undervalued

That’s why I Buy Gulf Keystone Petroleum in the Upcycle

By Dimitrios Koutsoumpos

Often, in my posts, I have talked about the concept of cyclicals, and the idea of buying them when the conditions are super depressive. Hence, I can’t remember myself buying any of these stocks while operating in good conditions, and producing lofty earnings. Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP) seems to be an exception to this rule, for reasons that I will explain in this article. Read More

Enwell & JKX: Undervalued & Natural Gas Skyrocketing

by Dimitrios Koutsoumpos

The rising gas price challenges the economies of Europe. From the very low of under $2 MMBTU, during the pandemic, the precious energy commodity has lately skyrocketed to $20 MMBTU in the European markets. The households and the industry are already paying the price, and expected to pay more, especially with a cold winter. The great beneficiaries of the situation are the gas producing nations and companies. Enwell Energy, and JKX Oil & Gas, are two Ukrainian gas producers that are enormously benefiting, but surprisingly seem to be extremely undervalued. Read More

BT Group: An “Oasis” Of Value

Recently, I uploaded a new article on Seeking Alpha about the BT Group (BT). The undervalued stock trades for a P/E of 6.5x, and is one of the most strategic, defensive and stable companies. For more details, see the full article on Seeking Alpha here. Read More

Thrace Plastics: Large, Extroverted, Undervalued

By Dimitrios Koutsoubos

People not keen on the greek stock market, namely most Greeks, and the Greek micro-investors who are mostly used to buy only banks, both think that the greek stock  market has been totally destroyed. They probably ignore that a small group of greek companies which have turned their attention abroad, are growing and produce more and more earnings. They do global sales either by choice, or due to their nature. This is a fortunate fact for their employees, the greek economy, the society and state’s income. But unfortunately for value hunters, this “fishing ground” is getting better and better known among investors, so larger extroverted companies are no longer cheap. Now, undervalued and extorverted are only found in Small Caps. It is very interesting that Thrace Plastics (PLAT), which is somewhat larger -especially for the greek stock market standards-, has ratios that show undervaluation.

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