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I was jumping through financial news yesterday and some interesting news on Crocs (CROX) had caught my eye.

Since reaching its peak of $75 in 2007 and living in the basement of $1 just a year later, quietly the footwear company has climbed its way back up to $7 over the last 6 months. Now I’m starting to consider whether it should still be in my dog house.

3 additional value stock ideas to consider and watch following last weeks value stocks ideas. DCF valuation, Graham formula and intrinsic value estimates provided.

Emerson Electric Co., a diversified global technology company, engages in designing and supplying product technology and delivering engineering services to various industrial and commercial, and consumer markets worldwide. The company operates through five segments: Process Management, Industrial Automation, Network Power, Climate Technologies, and Appliance and Tools.

The Coca-Cola Company manufactures, distributes, and markets nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups worldwide. It principally offers sparkling and still beverages. The company is member of the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrials and the S&P Dividend Aristocrats indexes.

Part II of a three way discussion between authors on the topic of investment research, conflicts of interest and how investors can improve their returns and exposure to risk using some key fundamentals.

A three way discussion between authors on the topic of investment research, conflicts of interest and how investors can improve their returns and exposure to risk using some key fundamentals.

After 4 days of positive sessions, U.S stocks finally closed in red. Yesterday’s session was characterized by profit, taking as traders cashed in ahead of earnings. The S&P500 shredded 0.83%, while the Nasdaq dropped by 0.93%.

April fool’s Day presented traders with a volatile session as the major U.S stock indices regained their strength, after starting in negative territory. The financial sector led the way up yesterday, with gains of approximately 2.5%. The S&P500 closed the session with gains of 1.66%.

An author answers a reader question about the importance of quantitative data and qualitative fundamentals in an investment analysis.

If a company receives a tax deduction when employees exercise their stock options, does this count as cash from operating activities? Or if the company defers its income taxes to a later period, does this count as cash from operations? I don't think so.

Searching for the great investments that can produce 10 baggers (1000%). Going through each company in Forbes annual 200 best small companies. Results from co. 70-130.

An update to my previous post with the released 3Q results.

"ValueVision is currently being sold for 43% of its NNWC value compared to 32% for last quarter. The NNWC per share value is now $0.92 compared to the stock price of $0.40."

Investment ideas from manually going through and filtering the 200 best small companies listed in Forbes.
This is part 3 with companies 33-70 reviewed. 10 investment ideas to look into.

A list of useful stock market and stock analysis articles.

Sherwin-Williams Co. is the largest U.S. producer of paints, is also a major seller of wallcoverings and related products primarily in North and South America with additional operations in the United Kingdom, Europe, India and China. Linked here is a detailed stock analysis of SHW and commentary.