Free Tip: Two bargain Stocks

[r3vbr]

Ternium (TX)
This stock trades at 5x current earnnings, very low book value 4x current EV/EBITDA, low debt, and has over 20% EPS growth projections! Just research the financials, I can't see how someone can not find this stock ultra cheap.
Revenue comes from Mexico, Venezuela and Argentina, and headquarters are in Luxemburg

Also another one: (PZE)
Similar case, only drawback is political risk as it's an Argentinian company.

[confusedandlost]

I've been following tx too. Can anyone explain the situation in Venezuela dragging this stock down? Thanks for the heads up.

[pig4bill]

Well, for one thing, it's dictator, Hugo Chavez, has sworn to bring down the United States and has a tendency to seize whatever he wants and turn it into a state-owned enterprise.

[spino1i]

TX's # of shares has nearly doubled in the past year. So all the shares have been diluted and the 100% growth in the last year means nothing. EPS didnt go up at all.

[r3vbr]

Even if you consider zero-growth, if earnings continue stable for perpetuity you already have a bargain! (but analysts are projecting growth)

[bills217]

I'm not seeing the 20% growth projections.

MSN Money has nothing for the 5-year, Yahoo! Finance has 10.5%.

[bills217]

And PZE I have valued at almost exactly its current price, assuming 17% growth.

[r3vbr]

How much did you discount for political risk? How much would stock be worth if all revenue and risk were in England?

[r3vbr]

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[midas]

Steel and metals prices are at an all time high. Most investors understand that these prices won't last forever and thus put a cap on the valuation/stock price. That being said the Company is relatively cheap compared to other metal companies.