2 Former S&P 500 Stocks Down 81% and 25% That History Suggests Buying at Once-in-a-Decade Valuations

Typically, when a stock gets removed from one of the major indexes, such as the S&P 500 (^GSPC -1.32%), it loses a lot of its appeal, especially to professional investors on Wall Street. As exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and mutual funds sell the deleted stocks to rebalance their tracking portfolios, the once-promising businesses tend to plummet into value stock territory.However, data from Research Affiliates shows that this may be the best time for individual investors to consider buying the beleaguered sto ...