Value Funds Eye Substantially Undervalued Firms In Rising IPO Market

By Takeover Analyst:With the communications sector undergoing almost month-to-month innovation, the secular trends are strong for suppliers. Communications and electronic equipment providers are in a good position to also capitalize off of greater consumer expenditures in technology.

By Takeover Analyst:With Facebook (FB) looking to go public some time this month, investors should expect rising speculation among peer stocks. That is to say, as the Facebook IPO nears, trading volume at LinkedIn (LNKD) and Zynga (ZNGA) is likely to surge.

By Dr. Duru: The market can be fickle, and when it gets particularly fickle, it forgets.

By David Urban:The year 2012 will go down as a very auspicious year for the technology sector.

By Takeover Analyst:With some economists even predicting a double dip, companies specialized in consumer goods are well positioned to appreciate off of a low bar. Employment figures and recovery may be sluggish, but the stock market pessimism is unwarranted in some instances.

By Takeover Analyst:Amidst all of the valuation talk surrounding Facebook, which sounds eerily reminiscent of the chatter leading up to the dot-com crash, investors are forgetting about online firms with stronger, albeit more mundane, fundamentals.

By Takeover Analyst:Despite drastic management turnover at Yahoo (YHOO), the search firm's path forward still lacks visibility, to say the least. Google (GOOG), on the other hand, has tremendous value potential having proved successful branching out into everything from mobile to social networking.

By Takeover Analyst:In an earlier article here, I argued that Potash (POT) was more undervalued than Mosaic (MOS). Since then, both firms easily beat the S&P 500 and have appreciated by 9.8% and 7.9%, respectively.