Prev Close | 206.64 |
Open | 205.04 |
Day Low/High | 201.04 / 205.13 |
52 Wk Low/High | 192.66 / 259.50 |
Volume | 13.75K |
Prev Close | 206.64 |
Open | 205.04 |
Day Low/High | 201.04 / 205.13 |
52 Wk Low/High | 192.66 / 259.50 |
Volume | 13.75K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 3.54B |
Market Cap | 713.92M |
P/E Ratio | 6.96 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
These underpriced stocks have averaged 17% annual returns since 1999.
Applying Graham's strategy produces strong portfolio.
A few larger caps made the list, as well as insurers.
These names are expanding but are not heavily owned by institutions.
Buy shares in growing companies at a discount to their asset value.
Specifically, Walter Schloss.
These insurers are as dull as stocks can get, but they have a path to profit.
The 13F reports from smaller fund managers remain a source of great ideas.
The pickings in this area are slim, so I need to own the ones I can find.
Trading at 7x earnings, these stocks are all poised to outperform the market this year.
Let's go fishing in one of my favorite sectors.
Only a handful of companies that passed through my screen could be considered candidates for perfect-stock status.
But the list of companies that fit the Walter Schloss screen criteria is not overly long right now.