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Author: Saj Karsan

Coast Distribution On The Cheap

Sales of RVs and boats fell off a cliff during the recession, causing investor to leave many companies in that industry for dead. But while those companies which had too much debt have gone or will go under, the pessimism in...

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Quality of Earnings: Chapter 8

Investors rely heavily on the financials that companies release. But managements have significant leeway when it comes to creating its results. In this book, Thornton O’Glove tells investors how to judge the quality of a...

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Quality of Earnings: Chapter 7

Investors rely heavily on the financials that companies release. But managements have significant leeway when it comes to creating its results. In this book, Thornton O’Glove tells investors how to judge the quality of a...

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No Final Answers Here!

I now receive a ton of requests for my specific valuations and “buy” prices for particular stocks. Because I have declined to divulge such information, I have received many questions as to why I’m not willing...

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Gannett Cash Flow Offers Opportunity

Gannett owns newspapers (such as USA today) and tv stations, mostly in the US. These industries are much hated by investors today, as revenues are generally in decline; advertising dollars are migrating online as circulation and...

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The Rise Of Parlux

When the market goes down, correlations seem to increase, pushing the prices of even good businesses down. While this provides opportunities to the value investor, it also tests his patience; even companies that are doing well...

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Shorting The Green

I don’t short stocks, but every once in a while I am tempted to do so. For those of you value investors who do short, you may want to consider Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) as a potential candidate. In a recent...

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Aastra Dials Up Cash Flows

Considering its financial position, Aastra Technologies (AAH) is an extremely volatile stock. The stock traded above $40 in 2007, below $8 in 2008, above $36 in 2010, and has now come all the way back down to $13 in 2011. One...

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Quality of Earnings: Chapter 6

Investors rely heavily on the financials that companies release. But managements have significant leeway when it comes to creating its results. In this book, Thornton O’Glove tells investors how to judge the quality of a...

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Quality of Earnings: Chapter 5

Investors rely heavily on the financials that companies release. But managements have significant leeway when it comes to creating its results. In this book, Thornton O’Glove tells investors how to judge the quality of a...

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