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If you are a risk averse fundamental investor, you would be looking for companies with strong fundamentals trading at prices lower than the business value. The Fundamental Mapper by Xifu shows UOA Dev falling into this category.
The Fundamental Mapper has 4 quadrant with the Goldmine quadrant in the bottom right section denoting companies with strong busienss performance relative to the sector. At the same time this quadrant are for those whose business value is much higher than the market price suggesting lower risk.
Because it's a boring stock with little to no price action, low daily volume, uninvestible and unprofitable for short term gains. Who wanna buy if the only thing the operator does is to trap and hold your money for months.? Money has an opportunity cost and investing in companies with strong fundamentals ought to yield rewards to shareholders on short to med term basis. Else take it private and don't waste ppl time and money
Warren Buffett makes money by being a long term investor. If you buy fundamentally strong stocks trading at a significant discount, you will make big money when the market re-rates. But you must know where to look
Yes, the business value depends on a company's performance. But unless you think that the company is a sunset sector, a valuation over the long term will indicate its business value. So don't be mesmerized by just the current performance. Secondly, companies don't operate in a vacuum. A sector comparison will give you a picture of how well a company performs. In a soft market all companies will do badly. If a company stands out, it must be doing something well.
