My name is Jordan Shaw and I have been an investor in the stock market for 20 years. I have a MBA and I am currently a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Since the age of 16 I have taken a keen interest in the stock market and used my fathers stock account to purchase my own stocks. I am 36 now, and have started this blog to give you my advice on stocks. Most of my information and statistics come from other sources, but using my research I can make suggestions on stocks that have potential.


Monday, 7 May 2012

High risk but potential high reward

Gafisa (NYSE:GFA) up 3.32% today, is Brazilian home building company. After a building boom in Brazil that led to a housing glut, Brazil`s housing sector is retrenching. Due to the expected economy boost from the World Cup and Olympics in coming years, the housing market should turn around in around a year. In the past 18 months this stock has dropped from $18 to $4 which made this favor stock come into value territory. Shares now trade not far above book value of $3.31 a share. But this figure has been greatly marked down due to write-offs that likely undervalue Gafisa`s real estate holdings when the Brazilian economy turns back up.

No comments:

Post a Comment