The Navigators Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NAVG)

tex41 (< 20) Submitted: 11/28/2012 8:10:28 PM : Start Price: $51.69 NAVG Score: -3.29

undervalued

Brilliantdummy (47.01) Submitted: 10/29/2012 7:30:19 PM : Start Price: $54.00 NAVG Score: -8.25

If i was rich I would buy this

tenmiles (99.92) Submitted: 2/26/2010 10:27:08 AM : Start Price: $38.48 NAVG Score: +2.72

Long term buy for thisuut of favor maritime insurance play. Investors will likely need to look beyond the current underwriting cycle, but company has historically been well managed (grew book value by 16% last year) and financial metrics look more attractive to me after today's selloff.

scoobamang (< 20) Submitted: 2/3/2010 12:31:15 PM : Start Price: $41.56 NAVG Score: -9.83

Solid fundamentals, growing revenue, 52 week low.

cswang (20.94) Submitted: 12/5/2007 9:22:07 AM : Start Price: $61.15 NAVG Score: -21.29

Price above all moving average lines.

Nanospeed1 (< 20) Submitted: 11/21/2007 6:58:13 PM : Start Price: $59.81 NAVG Score: -23.10

undervalued and good management. Makes money. Great insurance holding company. Well run.

LeathelCApGun (< 20) Submitted: 10/11/2007 5:42:58 PM : Start Price: $58.00 NAVG Score: -10.55

10

theblacksheep (< 20) Submitted: 8/20/2007 3:23:13 PM : Start Price: $49.27 NAVG Score: -1.18

Undervalued.

aka808 (< 20) Submitted: 7/13/2007 11:49:12 AM : Start Price: $54.35 NAVG Score: -4.82

Global insurance due to economic conditions will result in the stock sliding down

Patrick6k (62.75) Submitted: 6/28/2007 10:41:50 AM : Start Price: $53.03 NAVG Score: -5.44

Ok...this is my last insurance pick...I swear...no really...ok maybe just one more. Well let's see Navigators Group Inc...for starters they have profit margins fatter than that kid who was always the first one out in dodgeball back in school. Second, the Big Cahounas own a little over 1/5th of the company as I write this pitch, and they're hauling in enough cash to equal 1/5th of their current enterprise value for the trailing 12 months...nice.

I love well run insurance companies because (A) they have a lite business model with recurring revenue via insurance premiums, (B) they have a lite business model with recurring revenue via insurance premiums, and (C) they have a lite business mod....ok you get the picture.

This looks like one to hold for the next decade to me.

So Go Long,

Fool On!!!