Cintas Corp (CTAS)

great p/e & debt. Not sure what this one is waiting for.

Solid financial growth. Valuation looks good. If it breaks above 40 should do quite well.

Unemployment rates at all time high. As it goes down, and consumer spending picks up...so will the stock's earnings.

CTAS has started a couple of new lines in the last year or so, including paper shredding and steam cleaning public restrooms in larger cities. They are building new and larger plants. Given time, and they will be head and shoulders above their competitors.

p/e is right above 12 -- the company has shown previous growth trends around 15%. That gives it a decent PEG coupled with Cintas dependable earnings and I think we have a 5 year winner.

I am thinking about adding on any irrational market drop.

I also see their trucks all over town. :)

The company dominates its sector. In additon to uniforms, Cintas now sells fire protection systems and first aid eiquipment. They have a very bright future, lots of cash, and dedicated employees.

Solid Company, Proven Track Record, this stock has taken a beating for no reason. Sales force re-org is complete and I expect better results.

The improving economy will lead to employment gains which will improves this tock's earnings.

MI/MFI

Internal growth in document managment will add to earnings with the solid rental divisions maintaining steady earnings.

Selling well below its estimated low of $45.68

Est. 12 mo. range: $58.61-45.68

No longer a growth stock; but should outperform the S&P with a neutral to low growth market.

Should be able to command a higher p/e

Little debt. Good stock!!

Like a Volvo --it's boxy, but it's good. Boring, steady, reliable business that continues to leads its field. Management eats its own cooking, so it's my kind of business.

"We're more comfortable in that kind of business. It means we miss a lot of very big winners. But we wouldn't know how to pick them out anyway. It also means we have very few big losers - and that's quite helpful over time. We're perfectly willing to trade away a big payoff for a certain payoff." - 1999 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting

I'm putting my money where the Motley Fool's mouth is. Maybe it's blind faith in the ability of a couple of guys who look cool in jester's hats.

My experience at investing is limited to losing money at investing, so I figured the time is right to let greater fools than I lead the way.

Today I sold off most my unfoolish investments (for an overall modest gain) and started a $10k portfolio of totally foolish Stock Advisor stocks.

Bought today:
CTAS 50 @ 23.79
OMTR 100 @ 9.17
LLTC 50 @ 24.28
NATI 50 @ 21.35
FO 50 @ 37.86

Still in Portfolio:
DOW 190 @ 15.86 (not a Stock Advisor pick)
ATVI 100 @ 9.10

Blind faith and a slow learning curve. We'll see how it works out.

I think the name is cool

to slow