Good insider ownership; 43% of stock price can be accounted for in cash on te balance sheet; earnings/margins are going up; hiccup in top line growth which has put it in a base; VERY low float. This company does not have a sakes department, jobs come to them without bidding. Problem: Bottleneck in hiring good value engineers who do it their way. This is a problem b/c engineers are source of revenue and revenue growth. New engineers on the line, high profile jobs, better margins, make this a $12 stock.

Very high insider ownership at around 40%; Refiners have a tough season and the fall is it. Good time to average down into it. Crack spreads are low which is bad for refiners short term. The problem is, no new refineries built in 20 years and people are not slowing their consumption of gas heating oil or Jet fuel. Until the price of gas slows consumtion, this stock is trading at a serious discount to est earn. growth. Lots of cash. Just diversified vertically in giant merger which gives retail presence and a huge pipeline to Midland, TX which means more revenue they didn't have before.

Controversial pick that won't be as sensitive to housing downturn as stock price indicates. Management had just come out of largest asbestos lawsuit in history with billions in cash and ready to rebound when housing crunch hit. Double whammy for good management that will make this stock a $90 stock in two years easy. Commercial wallboard and ceiling applications will keep this stock afloat.

Asset manager that has longevity. Performance and partnership with private firms is producing above average asset growth for this solid player. P/E is 19 with an estimated earnings growth of 34% for 5 years. BUY GROWTH. screaming buy under $220; trading at $130 and holding. Been watching this one for the same reasons to buy since $88; started buying at $115. Going to $200 because of it's incredible record of managing money in a bear market which increases assets under management in the retail world exponentially when the next rally comes around.