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Best Buy is Among the Companies in the Computer & Electronics Retail Industry With the Highest Forward Earnings Yield (BBY, GME, RCII, HGG, SYX)
[February 08, 2013]

Best Buy is Among the Companies in the Computer & Electronics Retail Industry With the Highest Forward Earnings Yield (BBY, GME, RCII, HGG, SYX)


Feb 08, 2013 (SmarTrend(R) News Watch via COMTEX) -- Below are the three companies in the Computer & Electronics Retail industry with the highest forward earnings yields. Using projected earnings for the current fiscal year, the forward earnings yield is useful to compare a stock's return vs. owning a similar stock or other yield assets (e.g. bonds). Generally, the higher the earnings yield, the more undervalued the stock.Best Buy ranks highest with a forward earnings yield of 16.2%. GameStop is next with a forward earnings yield of 12.3%. Rent-A-Center ranks third highest with a forward earnings yield of 9.0%.



hhgregg follows with a forward earnings yield of 8.0%, and Systemax rounds out the top five with a forward earnings yield of 5.6%.

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