As many shoppers have realized in this recession, just because something is cheap doesn't mean it's a bargain.
This is especially true in the stock market, where you definitely get what you pay for.
There have been plenty of low-priced deals on stocks lately, as plenty of good companies watched their shares take a beating in our economic crisis. But that doesn't mean all cheap stocks are worth buying. Unless that bargain goes up in value, it's not a bargain.
Here are ten outstanding high-priced stocks that trade at real bargain basement prices -- that is, they are bargains when you consider the great value you get for your investment dollars.
Click on each to learn more:
Stock #1: AutoZone (NYSE: AZO)
Stock #2: First Solar (NASDAQ: FSLR)
Stock #3: Priceline.com (NASDAQ: PCLN)
Stock #4: Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS)
Stock #5: Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL)
Stock #6: BlackRock (NYSE: BLK)
Stock #7: MasterCard (NYSE: MA)
Stock #8: CME Group (NASDAQ: CME)
Stock #9: Google (NASDAQ: GOOG)
Stock #10: Berkshire Hathaway A Shares (NYSE: BRK.A)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-04-2009 @ 7:26AM
chenran1987 said...
Thinking the price more further is a way to show ourselves.
10-04-2009 @ 8:51AM
chenran1987 said...
great
10-04-2009 @ 4:16PM
Financial Cents said...
I'd have to disagree with your assessment on these stock recommendations especially most of these securities have already appreciated 50%+ or more during the past 6 months! Bargain? I think not. In fact, I think the performance of these stocks going forward will deteriorate once reality sets in. Continue reading...
http://financial-cents.blogspot.com/2009/10/rebuttal-blogging-stocks-ten-high.html
10-04-2009 @ 9:03PM
Patty said...
I would never invest in Goldman Sachs, I don't care if it were .05c after the way they robbed the american people.