Tuesday, June 25, 2013

It's typically a given that undervalued stocks come with a “but”. In other words, there's usually a reason that a stock is trading below fair value and it's up to investors to decide if the prevailing sentiment is overlooking the longer-term opportunity. In the case of Turkcell (NYSE:TKC), that's a very difficult question to answer. On one hand, the company's improving post-paid subscriber base and generally more rational competition bode well for profits. On the other hand, Turkey is going through a very dangerous time and the the squabbling between Turkcell's major shareholders have prevented the company from paying a dividend for multiple years now.

Please read more here:
http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/062513/turkcell-undervalued-also-complete-mess-tkc-tur-vod-tlsny-vz-t.aspx

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