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  • mrmarket
    Administrator
    • Sep 2003
    • 5971

    The Retirement Top 5

    Here are my five favorites from the most recent data dump:

    AMBA CNC LCI LOAN SGC


    Which one do you like...and why? I'll buy one of these next week.
    Last edited by mrmarket; 04-29-2015, 07:41 AM.
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  • billyjoe
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2003
    • 9014

    #2
    This is a great group.An argument could be made for buying the lot so we've got to find something negative to eliminate 4 of them.

    SGC----great EPS growth, good, not great sales growth, high P/cash and P/book. low volume, small mkt cap---------eliminate

    LOAN--great EPS , sales growth, awesome dividend, low P/E, low volume, miniscule market cap., eliminate

    AMBA--great EPS,Sales growth, YTD+46%, but 5th in its industry, high PEG, P/sales, P/book value, eliminate

    CNC---great EPS,Sales Growth, up 36% YTD, top stock in top group 4 weeks straight, wonderful chart, but I think Mr.Market will pick...........

    LCI---EPS and Sales Growth off the charts, up 55% YTD yet undervalued with a low P/E, Ist in its industry, plenty of room to grow, My pick. I'd buy today if market was open

    ------------------billy

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    • tortuga
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2014
      • 18

      #3
      Agree with billyjoe, LCI it is

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      • mrparker87
        Junior Member
        • May 2012
        • 2

        #4
        Either LCI or LOAN.

        LCI - p/e - 19, zero debt. already up 55% ytd. solid profit margin of 40%. As a nurse, i see patients come in the hospital taking 15-20 medications, some more than once a day. Guess what? when they're discharged, they leave with more medications.

        LOAN - p/e - 13, zero debt. mangagement owning 61%. There is only one reason management keeps buying more of its stock. profit margin 43% and stellar dividend yield of 8.2%. It's pretty obvious looking at the charts and articles that this stock gets a lot of love prior to the ex-dividend date.

        I'll probably buy both, but if I had to choose one, I'd go with LOAN. Looking for another quick spike in the sp when they announce the next ex-dividend date.

        -second time poster (long time lurker), matt (fellow Houstonian)

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        • Louetta
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2003
          • 2331

          #5
          Look at a chart of LCI vs. AMBA and CNC for the last 10-12 calendar days. Price performance has been worrying me.

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