Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri A.S. (ADR) (NYSE:TKC)

Bullish MACD crossover on 02/20/13

Turkcell (NYSE: TKC, ISE: TCELL), the leading communications and technology company has announced Turkey was named among the most successful countries in the "Strategies of Leading FTTx Operators" report published by IDATE through its 100% subsidiary Turkcell Superonline's fiber internet applications.

Stock's been beaten up on Euro fears and partner disputes. This is a bet that both concerns will be resolved eventually and the juicy dividend coming back. I like my chances.

Turkish telecom with nice >4.5% dividend. Dispute among three partners – Sweden’s TeliaSonera, Russia’s Altimo and Turkey’s Çukurova - over control of the company has resulted in delay of annual meeting and failure to make annual dividend distribution. Stock has been hammered presenting a buying opportunity for those with an appetite for risk.

great company, great dividend

Pick by Trimalerus

150

Another one of my favorites. TKC is great. First of all, it's a great way to allocate into emerging markets. Second of all, on a bottom-up basis, it's a great company. It has the majority market share in Turkey, and is priced fairly with a low P/E of about ten and an extraordinarily high dividend yield of about 4%. The recent plunge made the stock undervalued.

Tailing tenmiles

Short-term: nice dip to buy into.
Longer-term: prospects for region-wide expansion look brighter in light of recent events.

Near term headlines with turmoil in mideast and regional economies, but using today's selloff to initiate opening position in TKC - attractive dividend, signficant FCF - likely market beater on a total return basis for those with 3-5 year horizon.

forieign market

major dominance in that part of the market

Recently dropped with Europe - has greater than 50% of turkish market for cell coverage. Turkish market will add revenue with 3G. Also expanding into other emerging markets throughout eastern europe and the middle east.

no one wants to be without a telephone and its cheaper than a pair of nike which had 48% growth in rest of world last quarter?but dont quote me on that

I am bullish on Turkey's economy and the recent pull back on the stock price makes this an attractive entry point. The nice dividend doesn't hurt either.

The company keeps getting one reward after another and growing all the while. Check its newsclips - nothing but positive for a very bright future.

I currently own this stock.

Dominant player in a developing/emerging economy with plans to expand in eastern europe. It is also an interesting tech/growth stock which actually pays dividends.