Quality Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:QSII)

R1

BUYING IN AT 52 WEEK LOW

12/17

Current Parameters
LT Debt-to-Equity Ratio
0.00 - 0.00
Return on Equity (TTM)
25.00 - 7078.00
Market Capitalization
1B - 10B
Gross Margin
60.00 - 100.00
CAPS Rating
All on 2011-11-04

Inspite of the high P/E of 33.15 its a strong buy. There appears to be a lot of happy times (party) for this business ahead. The higher P/E can be thought of as the cover charge. The risk is that the simply growth wont materialize, P/E will shrink and you will lose the cover charge. But the upshot is, the high growth will make you lot of mad money.

5

Consistently has! Spent about $4 10 years ago and worth $110 K now.

Good growth!
Nice ownership!
Low to little debt!
Good little dividend!
What more could a small investor looking to make it big time ask for?
I say BUY BUY BUY!

peak

Health care will continue to go paperless. Strong dividend, low debt, consistent revenue growth although last year has been slow it should recover

Short interest: 36% of float

This is one of my STARZ.
Here is the thought process on this STAR:
a) Divided rate over Zero
b) 3 Year Beta between -5 & +3
c) 15% + Insider ownership
d) No greater than -50% Growth rate for the last 3 years (tough last couple of years so good that insiders are still owning the stocks)
e) Current CAPS rating between 3 Stars & 5 Stars
Open to all Industries and Sectors screened this down to just 250 stocks. I like round numbers. 12 of them I already own through other screening tools. I tend to be somewhat conservative but looking for 3 things at this point in my investing:
1. Stability & Strength
2. Yield and Modest Growth
3. Strong Position within a sector regardless of whether the
entire sector is strong or not. Each sector has to perform to some degree for the whole world economy to function. I am looking for 5 or more years down the road, ROI, and Growth. Not looking for rockets, just stars. This is a Star!!

Increasing sales and earnings growth. Investment in companies which can effect reduced costs for health care will probalby be front and center in health-care spending.

When the government mandates customers buy your product, how can you lose?

Strive to be superrich, then do charity for all!

The only HIS vendor paying dividend. Solid balance sheet and great cash flow. A large percentage of shares is still owned by insider, and these insiders are still buying.

It has the ability to work well in the Health Care industry as the Industry finally begins to move from paper to electronic files.

This is one of the larger electronic medical records companies, and a bill requiring electronic medical records has already passed. It is well regarded by the medical community and listed this article (http://aameda.mediwire.com/main/Default.aspx?P=Content&ArticleID=502074) as a company that would be around in 5 years.

Great growth and large dividends - my favorite combination!