Montpelier Re Holdings Ltd. (NYSE:MRH)
Through its operating subsidiary Montpelier Reinsurance Ltd. is a provider of global property and casualty reinsurance and insurance products.
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Good entry point at less than book value, lots of room to grow market cap
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The COO, no less, bought on the open market only 3 days ago.
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This insurance company has weathered the Sandy storm better than expected and beat earnings the last 3 quarters. They are valued at less than book and the chart looks great.
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reported 2nd Q operating income 74 cents per share - operating income of $43.6m comparee favorably wih 52.2m compared last yr 2ndQ
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Paradox: quality stocks are reasonably priced while junk is outrageously expensive. Which would you rather hold for the next 5 years, MRH or AAPL? I think the choice is clear. Outperform.
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Great management, reasonable valuations, clean balance sheet. Disaster claims impossible to predict but considering the managements discipline to avoid contracts when pricing is not favorable this is likely to be a good pick for the long-haul.
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After several benign hurricane seasons, the market seems to be getting past its aversion to this stock which originated with their large underwriting losses from Hurricane Katrina. MRH seems on a run to return to more traditional reinsurance company valuation levels which could lead to a mid-$20's stock value (based on $22-23 current book value per share). After that, MRH has to show that it can continue a disciplined approach to pricing and, of course, can diversify its risk portfolio so another Katrina event doesn't happen. I believe they have the right people in place to succeed on all counts.
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Re-positioning complete. Ready for run.
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Cheap and pays a dividend.
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Strong momentum. The winds and currents seem to be with them now.
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Bad storm season coming.
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Beat down too much
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Nice Return on Equity in recent financials, dividend and the P/E looks good.
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Top of valuation and entirely too close to 52 wk high. If it dives instead of dips, I'll buy back in around 11-12. Til then it's a slippery slope from here.
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Great Company with very STRICT underwriting guidelines in regards to their Property Catastrophe Reinsurance Department. When it comes to investment income operations, and Hurricane property Modelling, they swim against the grain
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book value>stock price.
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cheap, p/e of 5, 3% dividend
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Has the potential to explode. Solid company with a solid market, plenty of cash, good mgmt.
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