Some investors believe you make money when you buy a stock, not when you sell it. The logic behind this idea is that investing in the right stock at the right time — and holding onto it for a while — is one of the best formulas for earning terrific returns.
So, a company being near its 52-week low is no reason to avoid it. On the contrary, that might be the best time to invest, provided there are good reasons to believe it will bounce back.
With that in mind, let’s consider two stocks that haven’t performed well recently and are now near their 52-week lows but that are still worth investing in.
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