Sun Hydraulics Corp (NASDAQ:SNHY)

This one appears discounted enough for caps. I'm not interested in buying though at this time.

I am impressed with the high return on investment capital. There is manageable debt, and sales and earnings are growning at a nice pace. This looks like it is priced below intrinsic value as well.

Consistent revenue and income growths, fair valuation for a growth-value stock

compared to prier yr
revenue grew & GAAP earnings per share increased
gross margin increased operating margin expanded
5 star

Best in their field. Rapid growth ahead for this small-cap with great management and sound fundamentals.

See my March 2011 blog:
http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/march-2011-sun-hydraulics/556710

See my March 2011 blog:
http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/march-2011-sun-hydraulics/556710

Another firm with outstanding growth. An old line company. Good insider presence. Stable financial picture. An excellent track record to look at.

Great recent conference call. Clear that this company is in its "sweet spot"

check it out in two months

This is another one of my infrastructure investments and I think the economy is definitely back in the growth mode. This business with its product line will do well as the economy picks up.

SNHY

This stock has been in my Yahoo watch list for months, and I forget why. I remember doing research and liking what I saw, summer of '09.

This stock has managed its balance sheet very well during this downturn. Its price is the same as it was in early 2005 with a stronger balance sheet and positioning in the market. They also have not just eliminated positions to maintain margins. Rather, they have kept their knowledge base so when demand picks up, they are not stuck with training a whole new set of employees.

Their products are necessary for the eventual economic turnaround and their rapid delivery gives them a further advantage. With some companies, the attraction to buy comes from a low price, good management, lots of cash, or some other reason. This company has them all and then some.

This is a well run company with a solid management and a business model that values people and innovation. Sure making cartridge valves and manifolds is not the most exciting technology in the world, but they will always be needed for power transfer, heavy construction equipment will make a comeback, and SNHY is surely best-of-breed. Further, the fifty and two hundred day moving price averages are converging, so I expect surge in the price fairly shortly.

no debt, 5.81 current ratio, 63% net income 5y growth rate

Nothing beats insider ownership coupled with fabulous value.

buy on dip

Strong sales growth...just under everyone's radar. Good management and new growth in China as well as taking advantage of the stimulus package here should provide this company with $$$ down the road.