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From: | "stockwatch" <stockwatch@baron.co.nz> |
Date: | Fri, 21 Mar 2003 19:10:39 -0800 |
BGR has been caught within a vortex
of negative market sentiment regarding retail stocks stemming from a bevvy
of poor results from the retail sector, a bearish market that has geared
it's expectation level well above realistic and punishes companies for coming up
short of an A++ result and to a some extent a market
that is still 'shell-shocked' from October '87. Markets
long term are usually relatively rational, but because people are making
the buying and selling decisions, group dynamics such as "mass gloom" or "mass
euphoria" etc... can forment a certain amount of irrationality within the market
over the short and medium term.
At $1.88 a share, the stock seems to have been
oversold today, given BGR's performance relative to other
retail stocks and committment to growth and
profitability.
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