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ELA: Good growth over last year or so. Recent earnings beats. Decent chart. A little pricey at these levels.
HG: Good growth over last several years, but growth decelerating. Great multiples. Decent chart, but pretty extended from moving averages. Looks very undervalued to me.
MCY: Good growth over last several years, but growth decelerating. Lots of earnings beats. Good multiples. Decent chart. A little undervalued. On a personal note, I’ve had dealings with this company before. Pretty crappy customer service.
MRX: Decent growth, although earnings growth a little choppy. Recent earnings beats. Good multiples, slight pullback in chart could be buying opportunity. A little undervalued.
NWPX: Steady growth over last few years. Multiple, recent earnings beats. Decent multiples. Bullish chart, but may be a little extended from moving averages.
I’m going to rule out ELA, which seems too expensive to me, and MCY, which I just don’t like as a company. Of the remaining three, I’d probably go with HG, which looks very good based on valuation.
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