AllianceBernstein Holding LP (NYSE:AB)

With a solid dividend yield of 9.9%, a price/book value ratio of .83 and a price/revenue ratio of 1.3, this stock looks like a buy. The stock's all time high was $94.90 in 2007 and its all time low was $10.10 in 2009.

Undervalued

This stock has been crushed by the market. Absolutely bludgeoned with a massive hammer-like instrument. It is now selling at about 80% of book value, at 0.3% of assets under management (AUM), and comes with a nearly 9% annual distribution (albeit occasionally erratic). It is just smack-you-in-the-face-until-you-holler cheap. Yes, there are some tax implications of its partnership structure, but this is just a minor inconvenience. AUM will continue to shrink as the markets struggle, but when investor confidence returns, AB's stock will follow.

Terrible returns are hurting AUM, but like all asset managers, past performance does not indicate future performance. Their returns will bounce back, and so will this stock. Not fun trying to catch a falling knife, but the 7% yield helps in the meantime.

low P/E cash fountain, on sale

The less money people have, the less they will need to pay people to tell them what to do with it.

Two reasons:
* The stock is in his minimals
* It has very importan exchange volume in the minimal value.

Looking for buy and hold. Been told a DRIP portfolio is my best bet, trying to assemble a good one.

AllianceBernstein Holding LP (AB)
The Company provides research, diversified investment management and related services globally to a range of clients.

Currently, AB is 24% below its 52W high of $33.76, but still up 150% from its March 2009 low of $10.75.
What can I say? My kind of value play.

One of my favorite stocks, combines super dividend with super growth prospects! Rise, baby, rise!!!

Dividend payout will increase to $4/yr should propel the stock to $60+

yield

AB has historically been a solid performer. Burnt by the two back-to-back debacles of this past decade, more and more retail investors will be looking for sound wealth-management companies to do the job for them as they get back into the market. AB is well positioned to capitalize on that trend.

10%+ DIVIDEND MANAGE 500 BILLION.iF THEY CAN DO BETTER JOB THEN WHO CAN

Trade of the Week rec.

Following Anticitrade. Alliance Bernstein Holdings typically sells for 2 times book value. Currently available for 1.2 times book. Current dividend yield is around 7%. Dividends consistently grow despite the fact that this company pays out 100% of profits. The nature of the business makes capital reinvestment unnecessary.

Financials are on way up after a few more bumps in the road.

Risk play, we'll see what happens

Still paying dividends and strong EPS-P/E for current price.