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From: E_K_S	10/19/2014 10:57:07 AM
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Liberator Medical Holdings, Inc. (LBMH) - 4.9% dividend For another small cap grower that pays a 4.9% divided, LBMH is one to consider. I have two buys on this one below $3.00/share and sold some shares earlier this year at $5.85/share. The company supplies urological, mastectomy, and diabetic medical supplies and then bills Medicare and third-party insurers on behalf of its patients. I thought it would be a good play w/ Obama-care but revenues have slowed recently probably due to less return from their TV adds. The company is getting more profitable and has a forward PE of 13. This one might be a good one to accumulate for their dividend and one could see a good gain if/when the small cap stocks recover at the beginning of the year. Their Net Income is 8x their Long Term Debt, so rising interest rates and/or leverage will not be a problem as the Fed looks to normalize rates. I will be watching for another possible add. I do like the sector since medical suppliers tend to be defensive plays. EKS

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