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To: IndependentValue who wrote (56212)11/9/2015 7:19:27 PM
From: Paul Senior  Respond to of 78817
 
G. Willi Food (WILC or maybe WILCF) was first mentioned here by somebody in 2002 or maybe 2001 or maybe even earlier.

Here's what I said back in 2008:

Message 24917388

I've made at least two previous forays into the stock. My last attempt I show to be 12/2011. I sold most shares later after the stock moved up, but have kept a stub position (cost basis $4.54-$5.13). The stock has moved down (to $4.01 now) to where I'll add shares and try again - i.e. bet that the stock will recover for me as it has in previous times.



To: IndependentValue who wrote (56212)11/12/2015 1:47:32 AM
From: andresre  Respond to of 78817
 
IV, any regular NCAV screener will find this stock as it is listed on the Nasdaq. E.g. try screener.co and put in the following Free Form Condition (basic screener):

( Total Current Assets(I) - Total Liabilities(I) ) / Market capitalization>1.5


One word on timing a possible buy: this stock has exhibited some serious negative price momentum over the last 20 months and broken a new low recently. Statistically speaking this stock is likely to keep up this negative momentum (Jegadeesh and Titman (1993)). It will be interesting to see whether WILC will hit a resistance level.

Happy investing,
Andres