First, the usual housecleaning. Sold from "The Distressed" are irredeemable losers Acme Packet (APKT), Hansen Medical (HNSN), MAKO Surgical (MAKO), and Zipcar (ZIP)...the proceeds from which go towards the least-awful bank stock money can buy, and now a proud Distressed graduate, Wells Fargo (WFC). (It must be good, because Warren likes it.)
This month's stock is plainly named and in a semi-boring business (hospital IT), but pays a nice dividend...
Computer Programs and Systems (CPSI)
Positives:
Healthy ROA (32%), ROE (46%), and margins (22% operating, 15% profit).
Zero debt.
Steady, never-slashed 3.8% dividend yield.
Negatives:
Shrinking revenues (-6%) and meager earnings growth (+4%).
Here's my current portfolio. As always, I believe in all of these stocks - until I sell them.
Apple (AAPL) 17.72%
Baidu (BIDU) 8.32%
Google (GOOG) 7.67%
Southern Copper (SCCO) 6.13%
Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) 5.20%
American Capital Agency (AGNC) 4.84%
Annaly Capital Management (NLY) 4.27%
Ace Limited (ACE) 3.96%
BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust (BPT) 3.17%
American Software (AMSWA) 2.99%
Amazon (AMZN) 2.97%
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (KMP) 2.53%
Tesla Motors (TSLA) 2.48%
Apache (APA) 2.47%
Intel (INTC) 2.43%
Prospect Capital (PSEC) 2.29%
Vodafone (VOD) 2.25%
McDonald's (MCD) 2.13%
Under Armour (UA) 2.01%
Blackstone (BX) 1.99%
DuPont (DD) 1.98%
BreitBurn Energy Partners (BBEP) 1.65%
China Mobile (CHL) 1.59%
The Distressed (BEBE, EA, ESI, GSOL, JSDA, LZB, MSI, PCS, RBCN, RVR, SRZ) 1.54%
F5 Networks (FFIV) 1.48%
ConocoPhillips (COP) 1.46%
Computer Programs and Systems (CPSI) 1.34%
Wells Fargo (WFC) 0.87%
