AMN Healthcare Services, Inc. (AHS) isn’t a penny stock, but
of late it has been selling for less than $15.
What’s more, it’s a selection by the AAII-Driehaus
stock-selection strategy. As a portfolio, its picks have returned average total
annual returns in double digits for the last 10, 5, and 3 years (18.0%, 23.1%,
24.2%) and 23.3% in 2013 through June 30. In market-collapse 2008, it held
about half its value by dropping from $17.17 at the 2007 close to $8.46 at
the close of 2008. The strategy is among the 77 followed by AAII. It is
explained at:
My 5-year Yahoo chart for AHS is dramatic, with good pullback
buying opportunities in 2009, 2010, and 2011. See:
My 3-month chart shows sharp up and down action with a buying
opportunities in April and May 2013 and perhaps again now or soon. The progress of AHS needs to be watched
closely now. See:
Never forget this: All investments and savings are
gambles on the unknowable future and thus subject to loss.
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