One reason I like LIWA (Lihua Inernational,
Inc.) is that it has the lowest and thus the best of the eight stocks
that made AAII’s passing companies list as of June 30, 2013. The eight
represent AAII’s Shadow Stock
Portfolio.
AAII describes the portfolio as guidance for investing in the
promising micro-cap value sector of the market.
Just one other stock among 31 also has a single-digit p/e
ratio: TA (Travel Centers of America, LLC).
The AAII Model Shadow Stock Portfolio shows double-digit
average annual total returns for the last 10, 5, 3, and 1 years—and +35.1% for
2013 through June 30.
Shadow Stock updates are among the many benefits enjoyed by AAII
members. I’m among them.
My LIWA 5-year
Yahoo chart shows a mostly rising share price between late August 2011 and
late June 2013.
My
LIWA 3-month chart shows the stock’s 20-day average in a recent decline
below its 50-day and 100-day moving averages despite a bullish turn late in
June 2013. The pullback occurred just days ago, when a sharply rising
share price bounced back off its 50-day moving average.
Even so, a consensus of Yahoo’s stock analysts rates LIWA as a
strong buy.
Never
forget this: All investments and savings are gambles on the unknowable future
and thus subject to loss.
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