International Assets Holding Corp (NASDAQ:INTL)

Easy double. Ground rule.

Leucadia Holding

Cheap, good management, growing, big moat (even better without MF Global)... perfect

I think it's better this way.

INTEL is the raw material of computing business which means every product in the future.The best long term play.

slow and steady growth and acquisition strategy.

Moving right along with the plan.

i like the holdings

Overlooked. Not well understood. Could be a screamer, or we could find out it is more fragile than previously thought. I got in low, and have been riding the wave.

Member of the "Mini-Cap Monsters."

Expansion into new businesses and regions over the past two years has begun to show results (two great quarters now). Mgmt claims (justifiably, from what I can tell) to have themselves pretty well set for working capital, for the foreseeable future, so shouldn't be negatively impacted by the credit market troubles. TTM income is (as of yesterday) nearly $2 a share, and they look set to break well through that level for the current FY (now half done). They're on a >50% annual growth curve at the moment, and I see no reason that can't continue for the next 12 to 24 months, just from them fully digesting the expansions they've made in the past 12-24 months. Beyond the 12-24 month time horizon, I don't know how to guess what the business growth will be like. Even if the growth were to slow to a halt 18 months from now, the company would be worth a far cry more than $25 a share. So I'm looking for a double, in 2 years, and then I'll have to decide what the prospects are for the future beyond.

International Assets Holding Corp. It's a home away from home in investments. Of course you don't put all your eggs in one basket so if you invest at home, do find an island for an investment escape. Trading is good. Trading at home is good. Trading globally is great. It's on the up and up and has been having a steady climb in equity.

Management has considerable experience in commodity trading having achieved gr8 previous success at Standard Bank.They are shareholder oriented and appear to be honest.

Undervalued, all they need to do is take a small percentage of the cash flowing through there hands to make a handsome profit.

Experience management team looking to grow the business and supported by the global economic environement

bottom-rated on msn

I have flip-flopped on IAAC. It is cheap enough and today it showed me positive enough results that I am on board the turnaround train.

Any company that is expanding, acquiring, and growing at the rate of IAAC, while potentially recording minor losses in the short-term, is sure to pay off in the long-run

niche markets; great management team focused on the long-term; very little competition therefore very high margins