Best Buffett Stocks by Book Value

Another low P/B-ratio Buffett stock is ConocoPhillipsCOP, which has a price-to-book of 1.5. The company is planning a natural gas pipeline running from Alaska's North Slope to the U.S., which would reportedly be the largest pipeline in the world, at a cost of $42 billion. ConocoPhillips has a P/E of 12.4 , a P/E-to-growth (PEG) ratio of 0.8 and a yield of 2.1%.

ConocoPhillips is also a stock that's liked by money manager and Forbes columnist Ken Fisher. Fisher, who manages $30 billion, also likes China MobileCHL, which has a price-to-book of 7.8, SchlumbergerSLB, with a 7.8 P/B, and TransoceanRIG, which has a 4.6 P/B.

Bank of AmericaBAC, another Buffett stock, has a P/B of 1.5. BofA also has a P/E of 10, a PEG of 1.6 and a yield of 5.7%.

Bank of America is favored by another Forbes columnist, the famous contrarian, David Dreman. The chairman of Dreman Value Management also likes Altria GroupMO, which has a P/B ratio of 9.3, Freddie MacFRE, with a 1.1 P/B, and Devon EnergyDVN, which has a 1.8 P/B.

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