Hill International, Inc. (NYSE:HIL)

This company has good fundamentals. Over time I think this stock will increase.

Incredible Revenue backlog, way undervalued

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Revenue has been growing, good insider ownership, good P/B.

Longshot should thrive long term, while lending a hand along with valuable advice to get the needy back on the proper glide,for a friendly fee of course.

This company has some great numbers it should easily outperform the market.

As economies pick up later next yr., co. is positioned to grow.

copying some all stars

low relative PE, good star & 2010 earnings. Bottom fishing week of 5/3

Hill International, Inc. (NYSE:HIL) is a publicly owned construction consulting firm that provides both fee-based project management and construction claims consulting services to clients worldwide.

At the current price of $4.60, the p/e is about 13.4.

Solid company, winning contracts left and right. They've got their foot in the door of developing markets - Middle East especially. This stock tends to be volatile and can definitely have huge bubble periods too in between. Sell then, just as others begin to discover it.

Great business model, excellent fundamentals, worldwide customers, conservative financing, and high barriers to entry. HIL will bounce up during this economic recovery.

This is a great company with great diversity. They are involved in everything from renewable power generation to waste management and water infrastructure.

Everything about the company is solid. They have a great backlog that shows the company is growing, will beat the street with their next earnings report, and the company is undervalued even in this economy. Should rebound nicely over the next year. Once more investors become aware of this gem, it should take off.

my screed.. partial

The stock is extreemly undervalued. Has a Solid balance sheet, and has been consistanly making money. But most importanly this company is growing fast. Lot's of positives when evaluating this company. Should see a $10 share price by mid July 2010. Solid company for the Long as well and should see a $20 share price in 3 years.

This stock still hasn't regained half of its value from the onset of the financial crisis. Was $18 or so back in Sept 08, still at 7.60 is a great value, the stimulus packages should be a boon for this well run company.

The company is positioned to show some solid earnings. I have been in and out of the stock about four times. My last purchase, which I am still holding was at $2.37. For those willing to ride out the day traders, it is a win, win situation. I project within a year the stock will be above 10.

1. The company is sitting on about $15 million approved by the SEC for stock purchase.

2. The company has slowed its rapid pace of gobbling up companies and diluting the value of the stock

3. The bulk of Hill's activities are in oil rich countries which have no balance of payments problems. A small portion of Hill's revenues come from providing professionals to assist FEMA--and this country has no shortage of natural disasters. The question is are they pretenders getting their feet wet before taking a plunge. That could be big.

4. The PE is low and top level management is not draining the company.

Good growth and earnings.