Prev Close | 20.85 |
Open | 20.86 |
Day Low/High | 20.27 / 21.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 11.75 / 27.79 |
Volume | 51.70K |
Prev Close | 20.85 |
Open | 20.86 |
Day Low/High | 20.27 / 21.00 |
52 Wk Low/High | 11.75 / 27.79 |
Volume | 51.70K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 17.02B |
Market Cap | 351.31M |
P/E Ratio | 17.79 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Michael Price has profited from his small-bank investments.
These banks all passed takeover-restriction periods last year and may soon attract the attention of buyers.
Mandatory filings by two investment managers reveal the companies they favor.
Some banks may not be be able to grow alone.
He believed in finding good stocks and not following the crowd.
Bank of the Ozarks is the poster child for doing takeovers.
This subset of small banks can be a good source of long-term profits.
The biggest returns are still in small banks.
True, you can't get out quickly. But would you want to?
These small banks are financially solid -- and incredibly cheap.
Difficulting in banking is creating an opportunities for small banks.
Avoid companies buying their stocks while insiders are selling.
Buying back stock at discounted valuations is smart.
Be careful what you buy and question what you own.
Value investing isn't flashy, but it gets results.
Small banks in the Southeast trade at huge discounts.
North Carolina has plenty of good banks at good prices.
Be sure to ignore any 'World Cup' investment pitches.
Such actions often are a dubious use of cash.
Perusing legendary investor Michael Price's 13HF filings is well worth the effort.