Hertz Global Holdings (HTZ) trades more than 3% higher in Tuesday morning trading. Up 33% over the past five days, it appears deep value investors are fishing for their next big score.
The car rental company caught my attention because it entered Barchart’s Bottom 100 Stocks to Buy Monday in the 72nd position. With a weighted alpha of -72.34 compared to a 52-week change of -78.91%, the five-day run suggests it might have hit a bottom.
