Great Cash flow. Consistently earns in excess of its Cost of Capital. Leader in its industry. Undervalued at purchase price of $30. Estimated Intrinsic Value at $34 with a range of $27-$40.

Inherited, but has steadily grown. I estimate its intrinsic value to be $37, with a range of $32 to $42.

Average EPS for the last 10 years is $2.99. Estimated Intrinsic Value $29.00 with a range of 23 to 36. Dividend Yield 10%.

Bruce Berkowitz: 16-17% annual return over the last five years. Low Turnover (20%) and reasonable Expense Ratio (1.00)

Martin Whitman: 17-18% annual return over the last five years. Low Turnover (7%) and reasonable Expense Ratio (1.08).

Dodge & Cox Funds tend to be well managed. 23-34% annual return over the last five years. Low Turnover (9%) and low Expense Ratio (.66).

Ken Heebner: Outstanding results over the past five years earning 23-24% per year. Extremely High Turnover (3.33) and reasonable Expense Ratio (1.02).

Rule #1: Don't lose money. Hussman Strategic Growth has never had a losing year. The fund tends to move in the opposite direction of the market, providing downside protection. The last three years though the fund has had less than stunning results. Annual returns of 6-7% over the last five year. Above average Expense Ratio (1.14) and Turnover of (.63). Weekly blogs are well worth reading at www.hussmanfunds.com