Korea Electric Power Corp (ADR) (KEP)
An electric utility company which is engaged in the transmission and distribution of considerably all of the electricity in Korea.
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Oversold. Speculative. Long-term, RoK will do well and this stock will do well with it. Short term, people will keep buying power. Profit will be based in politics. I think the stock has solid upside potential, but will not be able to realize it in full.
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think its worth BV
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We all need power
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A favorite of Allianz NFJ International Value D mutual fund (Ticker AFJDX).
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S.KOREA IS NOW EXPLOADING W/O N.KOREAS HELP! THEY WILL BE A LEADER IN WIND TURBINE PRODUCTION AND HV JUST SIGNED A DEAL FOR THIER FIRST SALE OF NUC. REACTOR COMPONENTRY.
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Strong growth in a booming economy with a P/E (TTM) of only 7.9.
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On the upward move. 3.3% div. yield beats the CD Market.
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Korea Electric Power Corp (KEP) has dropped but seems on the verge of going back up in a few months.
From what they've been doing and there making new updates/products every week!
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Sorry, no great insights here. I am adding this to keep an eye on it. 5*, energy, emerging economy, 52 week low. That's all I've got.
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Demand and unusually low valuation will drive this stock forward.
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Seems like a great stock. No place to go but up.
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can you say volatile? Has value support at current levels and should go higher from current levels.
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One day North Korea will be in the market for a lot of power, KEP will be in the best position to supply it. This day may be far in the future but hey, lets beat the rush!
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This is a two-fer: Utilities and a Foreign Stock. It holds a near monopoly supplying power to Korea. Attractive price/valuation.
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very cheap trades at about 7x adjusted funds from operations (FFO = FCF + working capital)
Regulated utilities are nice since the cash flows are steady. In other countries they trade at 10x+ multiples since even with deregulation major sources of competition will be hard to come by because of need to build infrastructure assets and the fact that no one wants new power plants in their town.
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Not that cool, but with a P/E of 11, it's well enough to beat the S&P500 wich includes a bunch of possibly overvalued companies such as Amazon, Google, Apple and many more.
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Booming Asian economy, increasing demand for power, very reasonable valuation.
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Proposed by Good People
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The trailing P/E is only 12.3, the price to net tangible assets is cheap at 0.69, and the Enterprise value to revenue ratio is well below the industry at 1.67. Of the U.S. majors, FPL is the cheapest based on EV/rev at 2.3. KEP price would need to rise 70% to match this EV/rev. KEP also continues to grow.

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