I did have one other new buy today. I bought MAIL, which per my independent work of attempting to recreate the lists was like the 3rd or 4th best stock out of about 3,000. It is a small Israeli firm and I bought in at $6.10. I also like that they pay dividends as my studies (thus far) have shown that MFI stocks that pay dividends > 2.4% way outperform since January 2006.
Here are the stats for MAIL:
| + | Operating Income After Depreciation | 11.85 |
| - | Minority Interest - Income Account | - |
| = | Income for Calculation | 11.85 |
| Diluted Shares Outstanding | 9.761 | |
| Share Price | 6.25 | |
| + | Market Cap Calc | 61.01 |
| + | Preferred Capital | - |
| + | Debt in Current Liabilities | - |
| + | Long-Term Debt | - |
| Cash and Short-Term Investments | 27.08 | |
| - | Excess Cash | 27.08 |
| = | Enterprise Value | 33.93 |
| + | Property Plant and Equipment - Net | 1.21 |
| + | Receivables | 2.56 |
| + | Inventories | - |
| + | Other Current Assests | 5.67 |
| + | Working Cash | - |
| - | Accounts Payable | 0.81 |
| - | Current Liabilities - Other | 6.75 |
| = | Invested Capital | 1.88 |
| Earnings Yield | 35% | |
| ROIC | 631% |
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Good luck on UTA Marsh. I think you probably got a good price on it. Ultimately, I've realized they are just not the kind of stocks I want to recommend or hold. It is too much friction to fight the shorts and negative news. Nobody really knows the truth, although it still seems unlikely that such a ruse as the shorts suggest could survive for so long.
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