MicroFinancial, Inc. (MFI) is based in Burlington, Mass., and
came to life in 1987. Its primary focus is to lease a wide range of equipment
to start-up businesses.
Given an improving economy, and common sense, now seems to be an opportunity to
acquire its stock.
My 5-year Yahoo chart shows remarkably
sharp ups and downs in the stock’s price performance. Also, it suggests MFI is not for the faint of heart.
My 3-month chart suggests
the stock may again be on a sharp up trend, coming out of the market’s
spring pullback.
MFI is high among the AAII
price-to-free-cash-flow stock-acquisition strategy, which had double-digit
annual gains for the last 10, 5, and 3 years. In 2013 through May 31, it was up
29.0%, compared with +14.3% for the S&IP 500. And:
Just now, a consensus of Yahoo’s stock analysts lists MFI 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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