There’s a fine line in hunting for undervalued companies or plowing into “value traps” that wind up as the next Sears. Guru Jonathan Boyar, president of $200 million-in-assets Boyar Value Group, has ably navigated this by uncovering “fallen angel” stocks, former market darlings that are set for recovery or those that have hidden assets due for a spotlight, often from spin-offs.
With stellar picks like the split of PayPal from eBay in 2014, Boyar’s annual “Forgotten Forty” list of undervalued picks has posted a compound annual return of 14.8% over the past ten years, beating the S&P 500 Index by 3.4% per year. Boyar offers Forbes three conviction ideas for 2019*
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