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- Soapstone: Will Investors Make a Profit on Liquidation?
- Saj Karsan submits: Last week, the shareholders of Soapstone Networks SOAP elected to liquidate the company. It was determined that the shareholders of record on Friday, July 31st would receive the final dividend if any of the liquidation proceeds, which are expected to be doled out in the first quarter...
- External links 2009-08-12
- When Good Will Turns Bad
- Saj Karsan submits: RCM Technologies RCMT is an IT and engineering consulting company that warrants strong consideration as an investment. It looks like a bargain at its current price, as the stock trades for $30 million, while the company has $65 million in current assets (mostly in the form of...
- External links 2009-08-17
- EF Johnson: Counting (on) Inventory
- Saj Karsan submits: EF Johnson EFJI designs and markets wireless communication devices. Even before the economic storm, the company had been losing money, as it has reported negative operating income in each of the last three years. As a result of these losses, the company's market value has fallen tremendously:...
- External links 2009-08-21
- i2Technologies: Management Shenanigans
- Saj Karsan submits: Sometimes the pressure of achieving earnings projections can prove to be stronger than management's integrity. One common method managements use to make a company's financial statements look better than the company's actual operating reality is by recognizing revenue earlier than it should. i2 Technologies ITWO is an...
- External links 2008-11-30
- LoJack: Solid, Long-Term Investment
- Saj Karsan submits: The auto industry is in a tremendous drought. For those who believe the industry will emerge from this drought sometime in the next few years, this is a great time to pick up some bargains in this industry. On Saturday, we discussed some criteria to look for...
- External links 2008-11-19
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- 30 Years of Price to Book - Comstock
- Saj Karsan submits:Investors will often look at the P/E ratio of the S&P 500 in order to gauge how expensive stocks are. Earnings, the denominator of that equation, are quite volatile, however. In a year like this one, where massive write-downs plague income statements, it is difficult to determine the...
- External links 2009-10-16
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