According to GuruFocus list of 3-year lows, Bank of Nova Scotia, Caterpillar Inc, National Oilwell Varco Inc, and Yandex NV have all reached their 3-year lows.

Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) reached $48.04

The prices of Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) shares have declined to $48.04, which is only 0.9% above the 3-year high of $68.71.

Bank of Nova Scotia has a market cap of $69.44 billion; its shares were traded at around $48.04 with a P/E ratio of 10.80 and P/S ratio of 3.12. The dividend yield of Bank of Nova Scotia stocks is 4.78%. The company

[url=http://www.gurufocus.com/StockBuy.php?GuruName=Howard+Marks]Howard Marks[/url] ([url=http://www.gurufocus.com/StockBuy.php?GuruName=Howard+Marks]Trades[/url], [url=http://www.gurufocus.com/holdings.php?GuruName=Howard+Marks]Portfolio[/url]) is the co-chairman of Oaktree, a firm with $93 billion in assets whose primary focus is risk control. He is also famous for regularly penning memos. In his September memo, “Risk Revisisted,” he wrote:

“Economic and company fundamentals in the U.S. are fine today, and asset prices – while full – don’t seem to be at bubble levels. But when undemanding capital markets and a low level of risk aversion combine to encourage investors to engage in risky practices, something usually goes wrong eventually. Although I have no idea what could make the day of reckoning

In today’s inflated markets, it’s been rare to find stocks that appear to be cheap. When looking at Yandex financials, investors would see growth in both the top & bottom line as operational efficiency has been persistent in Yandex’s Eastern European regions. However, due to the geopolitical uncertainty in these same regions, Yandex stock price has been punished to depressed levels. As a result, long-term investors who are willing to let tensions die down will be rewarded.

Growing metrics

During Q2, the number of search queries on Yandex grew 21% YoY, a figure similar to the Q1 YoY growth rate.

In today’s inflated markets, it’s been rare to find stocks that appear to be cheap. When looking at Yandex financials, investors would see growth in both the top & bottom line as operational efficiency has been persistent in Yandex’s Eastern European regions. However, due to the geopolitical uncertainty in these same regions, Yandex stock price has been punished to depressed levels. As a result, long term investors who are willing to let tensions die down will be rewarded.

Growing Metrics

During Q2, the number of search queries on Yandex grew 21% YoY, a figure similar to the Q1 YoY growth

UBNT –Â After 6 consecutive quarterly beats, I believe this stock is a double bagger within 12 months and a 10 bagger over 10 years. Insiders own more than 60% of all shares, leading the charge is CEO Robert Pera with a cool 57M shares. The company has an impressive business model that takes all the traditional money earmarked for marketing and sales in order to invest in R&D and drive down costs creating unbeatable performance/value products while perserving profit margins above 30%. The company trades at a forward P/E of 15, with a PEG of 0.77. With new product

Yandex N.V. (YNDX) is the leading search engine provider in Russia. The stock was a detractor in the first quarter due to a decline in the Russian ruble and rising geopolitical tension over Crimea. Although we expect the conflict to negatively impact the company's growth rate going forward, we continue to hold shares in Yandex due to, in our view, its strong competitive positioning and positive long-term growth prospects relative to its current valuation.

From Baron Funds' first quarter 2014 commentary.