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3. UAL [UAUA
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] owns United Air Lines, which, like Delta, endured a bankruptcy restructuring. It emerged in 2006. Its sales have fallen 4.3 percent a year since then amid an economic recession. UAL shares have risen six-fold during the past 12 months, beating indices by a wide margin. Still, they trade at a price-to-projected-earnings ratio of just 3.7, reflecting an 81 percent discount to their airline peer average.
2. Assured Guaranty [AGO
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] is an insurance company that specializes in credit-enhancement products, which improve the credit of underlying debt obligations. Although this business is inherently risky, Assured Guarantee is expected to rebound in the months ahead. First-quarter net income quadrupled to $322 million. The stock sells for a price-to-projected-earnings ratio of 3.5, indicating a 69 percent discount to the insurance industry average.
1. DryShips [DRYS
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] is a dry-bulk shipper that provides seaborne transport for iron ore, coal, grain and fertilizers worldwide. The Baltic Dry Ship Index, a gauge of carriers' pricing power, fell 2.3 percent last week to the lowest level since October, a discouraging sign. DryShips shares fell 5 percent. They sell for a price-to-projected-earnings ratio of 3, a price-to-book ratio of 0.3 and a price-to-cash-flow ratio of 2.6, 75 percent, 67 percent and 55 percent discounts to peer averages.
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