Great brand name, with the size and marketability to leverage digital media

The break-up value is close to $10/share. With the recent purchase of talk-radio 770 WABC home to the legendary Rush Limbaugh the company offers growth in the future. It pays a whopping 17.50% yield.

Dominion is a unit investment trust and a pure play on natural gas. With the environmental concerns of oil and its emissions restrictions, natural gas is becoming the alternative. It pays a 13% yield with a 16% depletion allowance.

Warren Buffett recently invested $75 million into the company. Its diversified portfolio of properties covers the commercial real-estate market and health-care related real-estate. It currently pays a 8.75% yield.

Yield is 16.50% and has tremendous future growth possibilities seving the government and health-care industry in wireless communications.

This residential builder in the Carolinas sports the lowest inventory level in an industry mired in billion worth of depreciated property. Debt-to-equity ratio is a meager 24%,plus the company is focusing future business on the empty-nest baby boomers who are scaling down their dwellings. Florida residents are moving out due to the high insurance rates and taxes. This company is expanding into Georgia to leverage very favorable tax-laws aimed at providing tax-free dividend and capital to those baby boomers 62 years and older. The break-up value far exceeds the current stock price.

How can one not notice this brand name selling way below its intrinsic value. At the current price of less than 10/times earnings, JCP Penny will benefit from Federal Reserve rate cuts, which will further inflate an inflated economy.JC Penny sells value and quality. I firmly believe they will add new customers not willing to pay the exoribant prices found a high-scale retailers.

This company controls over 88% of the electricty capacity in South Korea.