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To: Shane M who wrote (53418)2/14/2014 12:23:06 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78746
 
SPLS - You might be right, but SPLS is definitely in the area where mortar stores gonna continue suffering. I am not sure if their online division can compete.

BIG Big Lots - Cheap. I need to drive to one of their stores. Still haven't done that.

EXC Exelon (utility/power producer) - Not cheap enough at current results.

DGX and LH / Quest Diagnostics and Labcorp of America - not cheap enough for me.

DV and APEI - I decided not to get involved in this sector.

POT Potash - I hold CF and YARIY. YARIY announced crappy results. I might lighten up. POT is too expensive at current results.

CLF Cliffs - iron ore - not interested

QSII - Quality Systems - hospital records - billing systems - These guys are really not doing well. I'll skip

LHCG - home health - not cheap enough.

EXPD and CHRW - not cheap enough.

I guess I should not be surprised about the companies, since you said "bottom-feeder model". The prices are not cheap mostly, but that reflects business drops that they hit. Unfortunately, I don't have a great insight on which ones will turn around/recover and produce good returns. So I don't own any of these and no current plans to buy.



To: Shane M who wrote (53418)5/9/2015 11:44:04 AM
From: E_K_S  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 78746
 
Re: QSII - Quality Systems - hospital records - billing systems.

Did you look into this one further? I stumbled into this one while I was researching MRGE. I like their 4.4% dividend and they appear to be a bit undervalued based on their Price/Sales of 1.98x.

I find it interesting that the largest player in the group (Epic Systems Corporation) controls almost 20% of the market and is a private company.

EKS