Monday, March 5, 2012

Investopedia: Wall Street Isn't Buying The Medifast Story

Whenever an investor finds a stock that looks simply too cheap, it's wise to question why that may happen. Some stocks are simply under-followed and over-looked and represent real bargains. In other cases, investors have made mountains of molehills and overestimate the risks present (or underestimate the growth). Then there are cases where the Street may be right to be wary and cautious, and a seemingly cheap stock is, in fact, priced appropriately for the risks.

In that vein, it's worth taking a closer look at Medifast (NYSE:MED), as this growing weight loss play seems cheap, relative to historical financials.

Please continue here:
http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2012/Wall-Street-Isnt-Buying-The-Medifast-Story-MED-WTW-NTRI-HLF0305.aspx

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