Quote from Daal:
Please list your top 3 with some basic reason for it
1-KBR($9 a share in cash, trades at $14.5 because of obama win fears)
2-VLO(on a trailling earnings basis trades around 3-5 PE, below book value)
3-Still looking for one
They all have very low P/E's. I like FRO the least, it is quite speculative and fear what might happen if they cut the dividend. However CF and TNH are very solid companies, commodities are not dead people. The world is supposed to have 9 billion people by 2050. I think TNH is the best buy of the 3. If you start averaging into TNH on the lows and reinvest the dividend over a period of 10 years I think you will do extremely well.Quote from AAA30:
Reasons?
Quote from kxvid:
They all have very low P/E's. I like FRO the least, it is quite speculative and fear what might happen if they cut the dividend. However CF and TNH are very solid companies, commodities are not dead people. The world is supposed to have 9 billion people by 2050. I think TNH is the best buy of the 3. If you start averaging into TNH on the lows and reinvest the dividend over a period of 10 years I think you will do extremely well.