The Groundhog Day Top 5

[mrmarket]

Here are my 5 favorites from the most recent dump. I will buy one of these in the next few days:

DBRN GGB JOYG KSWW.OB MFLX


Which one do you like, and why?

[sowersnc]

I like JOYG most. Coal should remain strong and that should continue the demand for the equipment. I follow coal stocks and many are expanding mines, hopefully they haven't bought the equipement yet.

KSWW.OB based on the previous month ends should report soon and MFLX reports tonight. These fast runners and earnings often lead to really good news or really bad news. Too risky for me.

DBRN I just can't see Mr. Market owning anything to do with dresses...

GGB looks good and cheap.

[New-born baby]

Ggb

GGB for me Steel sector is hot.

[New-born baby]

Think again

DBRN I just can't see Mr. Market owning anything to do with dresses...

Think again MM used to own CHKE (Cherokee) and Christopher & Banks, a clothing store that my wife frequents. MM has an eye for money; I don't think he considers much the type of business.

[Gatorman]

Here are my 5 favorites from the most recent dump. I will buy one of these in the next few days:

DBRN GGB JOYG KSWW.OB MFLX


Which one do you like, and why?

A very difficult choice among some excellent potential winners. My choice is JOYG in a squeaker.

[investorone]

Big thumbs up for KSWW

wow---got to admit I was surprised (pleasantly I might add!) that my data dump pick of KSWW made it to the fabulous five. Tell ya why I like it so much---in my view the best, absolute best stock for the long term has been and is Watsco (WSO). Why this stock doesn't get more attention beats me---maybe because it is in the "boring" industry of HVAC et al. Check out that long term chart on WSO and it is might (dare I say hugely?) impressive.

KSWW is in somewhat of the same industry (construction related) and the same boring aura around it. But with the graph (chartists feel free to comment) so positive, recent earnings great, and construction doing well, I think this is a cheapo play with an amazingly low P/E. The way I see it IMHO (I started buying at 3.35) if you give it a P/E of 20 (WSO is 30) it is worth over 6. What is also good is the growth has been slow and steady on the chart---not up 20% one day, down the whole way the next day.

I usually would stay clear of bulletin board stocks, but this one I think could be a big winner.

[scifos]

GGB for me Steel sector is hot.

I agree. Steel has been really hot, and GGB still has some in the tank.

[Websman]

I will run the top five through my VTP tomorrow and let you know which one ranks the highest.

[IIC]

Here are my 5 favorites from the most recent dump. I will buy one of these in the next few days:

DBRN GGB JOYG KSWW.OB MFLX


Which one do you like, and why?

I like em all ...IIC

[spikefader]

JOYG is nice.

[Peter Hansen]

GreaT Picks!

Once again Mr. M has out did himself. I checked all 5 with Vector Vest and may buy all of them. The one I like best and the "Bride" is KSWW!!
KSWW has the lowest P.E. of all 5 (5.64), a respectable growth rate of 16% and a sales growth of 12.6%, and an Earnings Yield of 17.72. The earnings yield is 100/P.E. Anything above 5 is considered a good stock, and 17.72 is outstanding!

[mimo_100]

JOYG but .............

JOYG but ............. picking the correct entry point is necessary -- especially if you are going to sell in 6 weeks -- there is not enough time to recover.

Tim

[Jim Smith]

Sorry MM, but I think it's time to pull in the horns.....We're closer to the top than the bottom of the channel for the SPX....IMO, we're looking at 60 SPX points downside risk....You wanna grab a hold of something, try PFE around $25.60 entry price.....

[Jim Smith]

whoa, the groundhog is caught in half nelson. He's trying to bridge but but the ref is about to pound the mat....

[gerihearne]

how deep is your love?

Oh, yes, Mr. Marketishuge: DBRN was quite tempting. With my earnings from QSII I felt like going out to buy a purty dress. But then I was enticed, soooo enticed by JOYG. Gee, it would be nice to be filled with JOY. But in the end, I realized my heart is not made of glass, but of steel. Steel, I tell you. GGB! it is. Is it my fondness for the Brother's Gibb that drives my choice? Whatever it is, the BG's gets my vote.

Forgive me, I just came back from "Massachusetts," and feeling a little like I've had too many "Lonely Days," Is my intuition not enough? Here's why I like the g's and the b's:

You should be dancin' around that p/e hovering around 20. And never mind how deep your love is .. did you see how steep that incline is? It's like an escalator going up, up, up: from revenue, earnings and cash flow! Jeepers, it's like a stairway to heaven (ok, that's not the b'gee's).

GGB: I could not love you more. I'm stayin' alive by pickin' GGB. Now, I'll quit the jive talkin' and come clean. I've only become familiar with p/e's and cash flow and all such things this past September, so consider the source: and treat this as just one island in the sand ...

p.s. I really like the cost ... it's low enough that I could buy a few shares and feel like a big shot
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