3 Growth Stocks at Deep-Value Prices

3 Growth Stocks at Deep-Value Prices

Generally, the brighter a company's growth prospects, the more expensive the stock. There are (rare) exceptions to this Wall Street maxim, though.

Below, Motley Fool investors highlight a few businesses whose pessimistic stock valuations don't seem to reflect their long-term growth potentials. Read on to see why Under Armour (NYSE: UA) (NYSE: UAA), AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC), and Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN) aren't getting the credit they deserve from investors. 

Dan Caplinger (Under Armour): The athletic apparel space was red-hot for a long time, but increased competition in the space has recently sent shares of key players falling, and Under Armour has been one of the biggest victims. The former growth giant has seen its stock plunge by more than half in the past year, and poor performance in the U.S. retail market has led to year-over-year declines in total revenue for Under Armour. The company has also warned that the coming holiday season could be even more difficult, citing high levels of inventory that it will need to clear out at discounted prices.

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Source: Fool.com