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BTU, Peabody Energy Corp, has been beaten to a bloody pulp, along with the rest of the energy sector. I do think this is a sector that is oversold; so it is time to find the cheapest undervalued stocks to consider buying.
Book Value; in 2010, BTU was trading roughly 2.9x BV. In 2011, BTU was trading 3.5x BV. Currently, BTU is trading 1.4x its book value.
Dividend Yield, 1.16%
Earnings; BTU beat earnings expectations 9 out of the last 10 quarters, the 10th (Q4 2011), being a surprise miss. Earnings estimates for 2012 have been lowered from 3.76 in 2011 to 2.85 for 2012. In my opinion, this is due to stagnant global growth & decreased demand for coal in the U.S. Furthermore, I believe all of these bearish catalysts have been over priced into BTU.
Fair value estimation; discounted future earnings + book value (I used BTU's 5 year annualized EPS growth estimate & a discount rate of 11%).
BTU Fair Value Estimate = $65.00 / Share, +126% Upside
SLB Long-Term Valuation = $95.00 / Share
SLB, Schulmberger, has also declined with the energy sector, creating a great buying opportunity.
Book Value; $22.97/share (Trading 3x Book) (Which is far lower than '10 & '11)
Dividend Yield, 1.57%
Fair value estimation (Using the same model as I used for BTU)
SLB Fair Value Estimate = $109/Share, +56% Upside
SLB Long-Term Valuation = $221/Share
*Data gathered from Morningstar.com
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, but may initiate a long position in BTU over the next 72 hours.
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BTU, Peabody Energy Corp, has been beaten to a bloody pulp, along with the rest of the energy sector. I do think this is a sector that is oversold; so it is time to find the cheapest undervalued stocks to consider buying.
Book Value; in 2010, BTU was trading roughly 2.9x BV. In 2011, BTU was trading 3.5x BV. Currently, BTU is trading 1.4x its book value.
Dividend Yield, 1.16%
Earnings; BTU beat earnings expectations 9 out of the last 10 quarters, the 10th (Q4 2011), being a surprise miss. Earnings estimates for 2012 have been lowered from 3.76 in 2011 to 2.85 for 2012. In my opinion, this is due to stagnant global growth & decreased demand for coal in the U.S. Furthermore, I believe all of these bearish catalysts have been over priced into BTU.
Fair value estimation; discounted future earnings + book value (I used BTU's 5 year annualized EPS growth estimate & a discount rate of 11%).
BTU Fair Value Estimate = $65.00 / Share, +126% Upside
SLB Long-Term Valuation = $95.00 / Share
SLB, Schulmberger, has also declined with the energy sector, creating a great buying opportunity.
Book Value; $22.97/share (Trading 3x Book) (Which is far lower than '10 & '11)
Dividend Yield, 1.57%
Fair value estimation (Using the same model as I used for BTU)
SLB Fair Value Estimate = $109/Share, +56% Upside
SLB Long-Term Valuation = $221/Share
*Data gathered from Morningstar.comDisclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, but may initiate a long position in BTU over the next 72 hours.
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