When shares fall, investor focus locks in. The first instinct, for some, is to avoid the name entirely after the investing alarm bells have been sounded. Sure, dropping share prices can indicate that there’s a deeper issue hampering the company such as weak fundamentals or headwinds that appear unbeatable. Having said that, this isn’t the case for every stock that has seen its share price take a hit.Wall Street pros remind investors that while not all beaten-down names are primed for a recovery, others offer investors a unique buying opportunity, with their current share prices reflecting an attractive entry point.So, …read more
Source:: Yahoo Finance
