Life Partners Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:LPHI)

Same $#!%, different day. Bad news will hurt the stock and no one will be surprised. But LPHI always seems to manage to pull a rabbit out of the hat, so just when people think they are done with, the SEC investigation will be cleared and the stock will jump again.

Great financials. Lo PE and Hi dividend yeild.

high ROA and ROE, Low PE, insider accumulation, and analysts are positive on it.

I love life settlements -no market risk LPHI

It has strong financials and will survive the lawsuits.

This is a speculative play. There have been a lot of law firms circling the company like sharks after the price drop in the last quarter. I notice that the insiders are still holding so that shows confidence and the ratios look good.

This company has some of the best fundamentals I have ever seen. Once the lawsuit settles this pick will soar!

I own this in my real portfolio, all the stock I own outperform the market.

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Should skyrocket when the news clears.

the stock is at it's 52 week low, with a 52 week high at 19.60
It's pending investigation, makes it a risk but also a very good entry point if all goes well.

Good business model, solid balance sheet but having legal troubles. This will cost the company but I think the market is overreacting. Good moment to invest - not sure if it's the best but good enough.

LPHI is too small a company to have any help from the Plutocracy so it will probably fail the government investigation. Also, the
Data on this LPHI Fool page is so confusing and undecisive that the odds are LPHI will go down for many years.

No debt, cash to burn, and historical returns that far outstrip the P/E.

Stock screen results. Using ROE, PE, LT debt/Equity, Current Ratio.

Pristine balance sheet.
Well covered dividend.
Morbid, but lucrative business line.
Single-digit P/E ratio.

What's not to love?

Effects of the financial crisis should make LPHI a problem resolution destination. Loss of liquidity and wealth effect following fall of securities markets and real estate. Add in global deleveraging / credit contraction, a desire to continue living the American dream and you've got the recipe for LPHI's fine cooking.

Life Partners makes a commission off of people buying and selling each others life insurance policies. This one ties into the "baby boomers" theme and adds some unique diversification.

'LPHI' services are growing in both good and bad economies as people will continue to seek out ways to convert assets into cash especially when confronted with high medical bills. The financials for 'LPHI' are strong and the dividend is nice!
'LPHI' is an interesting company that provides purchasing services for life settlements. The company purchases life insurance policies at a discount to the policy's face value. Other investors typically pool together to repurchase the policy and act as the beneficiaries. The life insurance policies are for elder/terminally ill patients who are in cashing in their policies at a discount because they need the money now.
The fundamental for 'LPHI'
The company has zero debt!
Forward P/E: 8.12 and a Trailing P/E of 10.00 Compare that to the industry average P/E of 15.67.
The return on equity is 64.8%
The EPS is 2.05 and has a quarterly earnings growth 15.8% (year-over-year).
In February 2009 the company held 29.2M in "current assets" with no inventories and only 8.35M in "total" liabilities.
The company also offers an impressive dividend of 1.00 (a 4.9% yield).
Technically, seems to be showing support around $19.30 - $19.60 since 2010.
In all, 'LPHI' looks to be a strong value and income stock to add to a diversified portfolio.
Disclosure: I currently hold no position in 'LPHI'

Small company but some nice growth. Paying a strong 5% dividend.