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Author: Saj Karsan

All Debt Not Created Equal

Regular readers know that, as value investors, we generally prefer companies with relatively low debt levels. The reason for this is that companies with low debt levels will fare much better than their competition during times...

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Can You Trust Your Sources?

There’s a plethora of information available to investors from brokers, analysts, the mainstream media, and financial bloggers. But there are conflicts of interest abound in this industry, resulting in the fact that you...

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Value Investing Arbitrage Pays!

A few weeks ago, we described an arbitrage situation involving two value stocks (both traded at discounts to net current assets, had minimal debt, and were generating earnings). One of these potential value stocks, TAT...

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Uncertainty Can Kill You

CE Franklin (CFK) has the makings of a terrific value stock. It has a history of fairly stable revenues and earnings, and appears to trade at a discount to those earnings. From an asset point of view, the company’s current...

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Shipping Your Dollars Away

While a company may appear undervalued on an earnings basis, this does not mean the company has cash to distribute to shareholders. A quick way to help determine if a company has the cash flows needed to pay shareholders is to...

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Concentrate…Or Don’t

In the last few months, we’ve looked at a couple of examples of companies that have a significant percentage of their revenues tied to one or more customers. For example, JAKKS Pacific (JAKK) receives 33% of its revenue...

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Erring With Air T

Air T (AIRT) has all the makings of a grossly undervalued stock. It has a P/B of .7, a P/E under 5, and a net cash position (cash minus debt) of over $7 million, while the stock trades for $18 million. The company has been able...

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