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Definitely EBIX because it has such great earnings and is shaping the right side of it's base after a huge climb. A thinly traded stock (104,700 per day on average) so expect lots of volatility.
Here are my 5 favorite stocks from the most recent data dump. I will buy one of them soon...very soon.
EBIX EGMI.OB EVK HGG TRA
Which one do you like?
I find this bunch rather difficult to like. They have either interesting charts and uninteresting financials (both to my rather uneducated eye), or it is the other way around. EGMI is too thinly traded ($100K daily dollar volume) to be attractive, so I go for the revenue and earnings and pick EBIX.
Go $$$Mr. Market$$$!
Regards,
Karel
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