4 ភាគហ៊ុន P/E ទាប ក្រោមតម្លៃសៀវភៅ បង់ភាគលាភ

Cheap stocks are available for those investors willing to accept the risks of which there are many, perhaps even more than usual under these kinds of circumstances. Higher and higher interest rates are weighing on balance sheets, income statements and everything else taught in Business School 101 — a factor evidently unanticipated a year ago by many chief executive officers of big publicly traded companies.

It’s funny: in America you can get an economics degree from a fine university and then go on to get an MBA as well, and then manage and fight your way to the top and yet, fail to realize that most of your “management” success is based on 18 straight years of low interest rates, not your extensive education nor your apparent but false business brilliance.

Also, Putin’s ugly invasion of Ukraine continues to depress the global economy, to put it mildly. (What kind of low rent thug keeps on hurting himself and others even though the history books already have him down as a brutal, inhumane loser whatever the eventual outcome is?)

This type of grim investment outlook offers value investors the opportunity to screen for equities now offering the kind of metrics most loved and admired by Benjamin Graham students, some of whom live and work in Omaha, Nebraska. Here are 5 examples of stocks that seem to offer the right kind of stuff for the hardcore value nut and which have growth investors recoiling at the very sight:

អាវ៉ាណេតAVT
(NYSE: AVTVT
) has a price-earnings ratio of 5.36 and is trading at 98% of book value. The company specializes in the manufacture of electronic board-to-board connectors and related types of devices. Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, Avnet services 140 countries. The company is paying a 2.78% dividend.

Here’s the weekly price chart for Avnet:

មេនូឡាយហ្វ៍ហ៊ុន MFC
(NYSE: MFC) has a p/e of 6.51, goes for 97% of book and pays a dividend of 5.49%. It’s an insurance and wealth services firm for Canadians with corporate headquarters in Toronto. In a July analyst update, Scotiabank upgraded the company from “perform” to “outperform.”

The weekly price chart for Manulife នៅ​ទីនេះ:

ក្រុមរ៉ាឌីន
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(NYSE: RDN) trades with a price-earnings ratio of 4.32 and at 83% of book value. Radian Group is paying a 4.20% dividend. This specialty insurance company is based in Wayne, Pennsylvania and focuses on mortgages and real estate services.

នៅទីនេះ the Radian Group weekly price chart:

បច្ចេកវិទ្យាចលនាស៊ីលីកុន (NASDAQអិនឌីអេស
: SIMO) has a p/e of 6.28, is available to investors at 74% of book and pays a 3.21% dividend. It’s a semiconductor manufacturer with Hong Kong corporate headquarters. According to គេហទំព័រក្រុមហ៊ុន, it “optimizes performance and power consumption for notebook PCs.”

The Silicon Motion Technology weekly price chart មើលទៅដូចនេះ:

មិនមែនជាដំបូន្មានវិនិយោគទេ។ សម្រាប់គោលបំណងអប់រំតែប៉ុណ្ណោះ។