American Woodmark: Don't Close On Door On Further Upside Just Yet

Tony Anderson One of my favorite things about value investing is that you don't need a company to continue to grow in order to achieve upside. If shares are cheap enough, even downside from a fundamental perspective can lead to attractive returns. This is because the market eventually comes to understand just how undervalued shares have been. And as a result, they end up getting pushed higher. One really good example that I could point to regarding this involves a company called American Woodmark Corporatio ...