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Value Trap
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Value Trap
A stock with a lower-than-usual price that appears to be a value stock but is not. A value trap appears to be undervalued at first glance but its fundamentals are unhealthy and the stock is unlikely to recover in price. One may fall into a value trap by looking only at the stock's price but not at any other financial information.


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These stocks can be value traps," Morgan Stanley said in a note.
Value traps -- cheap stocks that turn out to be stinkers -- are like mirages: You think you've found a bargain-priced oasis only to end up eating sand.
With a couple of exceptions - AIG and Legg Mason - we managed to avoid most of these value traps, and find some solid winners in the process.
 
 
 
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