Stocks are probably the only thing that people dread to buy when they go on sale.

This is because the herd mentality of investors compels them, time and again, to dump beaten down stocks, without trying to figure out the reason behind the price decline. Often stocks are unjustly punished because of macro-economic factors that may not have any considerable effect on their company businesses.

So, why not buy companies that have gone on sale?

Thus, before dismissing such stocks, investors should take a hard look at whether the market has blown up the negative side of the company and do the fundamentals and prospects still endure? In fact, the low valuation might just serve as the perfect opportunity for investors to procure some of these quality stocks at best prices.

Even Warren Buffet had once said, “Whether we’re talking about socks or stocks, I like buying quality merchandise when it is marked down.” 

And what better time to grab some of these incredible bargains than on the biggest shopping day of the year: Black Friday.

Black Friday is Here

Black Friday is the day for bargain hunters across the country to grab the best deals before heading into the festive Yuletide season.

Notably, eye-popping Black Friday deals are the most important thing to the shopaholic, next only to the Christmas shopping bonanza. Companies try every trick in the book to sweep buyers off their feet.

When it comes to stocks, volatility has played havoc, so far in 2015, leaving even the most ardent of investors high and dry. However, it is time you looked for inspiration elsewhere. One way of doing this is by adding up what at first glance seems unlikely winners to your portfolio.

Investors should look to strike a bargain this Black Friday by grabbing stocks that have gone on sale.