The little-known Nam Tai Electronics , a Chinese contract maker of consumer electronics and other goods, is a favorite of Irving Kahn, the 102-year-old chairman of Kahn Brothers, a New York investment firm. Kahn pointed out Friday that Nam Tai's cash position equals its share price of around $6 a share. He likes Nam Tai's management and notes the company is solidly profitable. Kahn, who has been profiled in Barron's, is one of the few professional investors who not only remembers the 1929 market crash but who sold short prior to that famed downturn. He thinks stocks generally look attractive but he'd avoid those "that had a bubble in them."

6/26/2008

Nam Tai Electronics
Electrical Instruments

Undervalued, dividend

I think the company's valuation metrics are attractive again however, I don't see any catalyst in the horizon to propel it higher. It is definitely a stock to put on a watch list

Good dividends

this one just caught my eye for some unknown reason. with a low of 11.28 and a high of 24.48, it would seem to be on the very low side at 13.97. It pays a huge dividend of just over 10%. It recently took a tumble from 21.00 could that have something to do with the dividend or has something changed. I like this stock in spite of myself. Find out more about it.

Demand for eloctronic board expected to increase in coming years

just testing

9.4% yield