Deep Value
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Fortune Magazine Special Investor’s Issue
Deep Value: Strong Performance in the Remainder Bin
Great deals can often be found among stocks selling for less than 15 times earnings and are often discovered in out-of-favor industries
A long history of strong cash flow, low debt, and steady dividend payments is a key sign of financial health.
Patience is required, because it can take years for cheap stocks to rise.
Fortune Magazine June 2007
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AET
Aetna Inc. New - $28.65
- -3.73%
- $29.80
Shares of top health insurer look cheap relative to strong expected profit growth Current Ratio: 2.5
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AIT
Applied Idns Tech - $20.80
- -1.23%
- $21.20
Small industrial-equipment supplier boasts healthy cash flow and nice dividend yield. Current Ratio: 2.6
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CRS
Carpenter Tech - $23.39
- -1.72%
- $23.98
Specialty-metals and ceramics provider is expanding into medical industry Current Ratio: 4.0
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LTR
Ltr - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
Conglomerate with tobacco and hotel stakes selling for less than the sum of its parts. Current Ratio: 14.4
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LUFK
Lufkin Industries - $63.16
- -1.51%
- $64.96
Oilfield-equipment supplier is expected to boost long-term profits nearly 20% annually. Current Ratio: 4.0
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PFE
Pfizer Inc - $18.64
- -0.53%
- $18.83
With $28 billion in cash, new CEO can pump up dividend and make acquisitions Current Ratio: 2.2
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TDW
Tidewater Inc - $44.78
- -1.97%
- $45.62
TDW has the world’s largest fleet- 450 ships- serving off shore energy drillers. Current Ratio: 4.8
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VCF
Del Inv Col Muni- - $13.184
- 0.00%
- $N/A
Lifestyle brands such as North Face and Nautica give apparel maker fat margins Current Ratio: 2.5
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Interesting portfolio. Why are people a fan of the quick ratio? It always seemed like something used during the Depression; like a fear of liquidation calculation. Just curious.