This is the final instalment of my How to value an oil company series, and it is a real life example of a valuation. Novus energy is a small oil company trading at a large discount to its fair value.
Craven House Capital presents an almost unbelievable special situation. Selling at only 64% of its net assets, it is issuing new shares for almost 5 times the current share price, benefiting shareholders.
After Tesco's latest results were released this week, I had to write about them as the value of the company has changed in my opinion.
It's been a long time since I've read about a stock that's got me excited, but a good hedge fund selling at a discount to book value has done the trick. But all is not as great as at first glance.
The next installment of my Weekend Stock Picks looks at the insurer Amlin, a stock I have held for the last couple of years and which has a good dividend yield and is one of the strongest insurers in the industry.
I’ve decided to start a new series every Friday, entitled Weekend stock pick. The idea is that I will post…
I have made / will be making a few changes to my portfolio: After contemplating my analysis of Apple (AAPL)…
For anyone that keeps track of the news Apple is surely on their radar. It has had high profile hedge…