Multi-Fineline Electronix, Inc. (NASDAQ:MFLX)

Insider trading. Directors, VPs, the CFO plus the Ceo & President are all selling this year.

screen for recently growing companies that are showing signs of profit, decently valued, have high insider ownership, and total institional holdings less than 70%
buy MFLX & PEGA

Small Cap Techs are in favor and should be for some time to come now, MFLX is well positioned to reap the benefits. The market is buying in with a 6 month forward view. It is my opinion that someday MFLX will be a darling of the NASDAQ. I do own several Positions of this stock, and maintain to be long.

great value

This electronics company has a low peg ratio and increased earnings estimate.

This stock meets my criteria for a long-term buy: great management and a good price.

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currently undervalued in a market that will only expand

Financials look great, but too volatile for me.

A fallen star that still has a chance of bouncing at least a couple $$$ back up. $20 appears to be bottom support, with $23-25 as the current average, so at $21-$22, this may be considered as a potential short-term trade. A planet away from its unbelievable $67 52week high. Outlook very uncertain, due to falling orders from a very small number of very important customers. Unfortunately, Multi-Fine Line has very few customer lines - very dangerous. (Disc: I don't own MFLX, and do not have enough funds for extremely speculative plays such as this one. If you have money to bet on high risk high reward plays, this is a potential option.)

5-star $535 million market cap on 11/25/06.
Electronics components, including flexible printed circuit boards.
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CS 6 Stock dropped like a rock as it reported lower than expected earnings in the fourth quarter. $0.09 from $0.44 last year. Ouch! They expect Looking ahead, the company said it expects to have a major customer representing at least 10 percent of sales in the latter half of 2007, and is "optimistic" that it will be able to expand market share with customer Sony Ericsson. M-Flex said it expects revenue growth to continue in fiscal 2007, but at a "less dramatic" pace.

The low PE will get higher if the income continues to slip. But I think this in one I want to monitor. I want to check the cap slippage stocks.

upside?

The intrinsic value was defeated by a bad report on a very solid company.I believe it will come back.

Valuation is low.

This maker of flexible printed circuits was pumped up to $60 per share in March because its parts are in the mega-selling Motorola's Razor phone; it got slammed when it missed its earning forecast by 3 cents, but a short attack and uncertainty about a merger with another printed circuit manufacturer, MFS, has pushed it below its true value - look for it to improve by 2007.

Key business factors are strong and will continue.