Sasol Limited (ADR) (NYSE:SSL)

Graham screen

This one has been steady and solid, with dividend payout.

P/E Ratio

High yield strategy: TMFHighYield says to look for "high dividend payers from the S&P 500 from diverse sectors, relatively low debt, and a history of increasing dividend payments." This is my Basic Materials pick.
$42.80

Good entry point.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sasol

This company has so many opportunities for investment, due to geography, and unique specialties and technologies that they should be able to allocate capital to projects with very high return prospects. Sounds like it deserves a premium, but it trades at a discount. Buy.

NMC

Coal to oil and NG.
Make solid profits, 50 year history.

The World will always need more and more energy to work properly and Sasol can be a good player

OK, South Africa may not be the most stable government to operate a company under, but SSL has it all. World diversification, product diversification, and GREEN. They are a leader in coal to gas and bio fuel. Revenue growth is a tick short of %50, earnings growth is %44, and a PE of 6.49, forward PE of 9.4. Forward PE will continue to rise as the stock price catches stock value, but growth like this is hard to find at these prices.

the company's coal to liquid fuel techonology is proven and their av gas is certifed for all commercial air carriers. They are involved with new projects in China.

Excellent earnings and dividend growth. Will take off with oil prices.

It looked interesting

Oil prices will increase sometime in the next 5 years.

Rising oil prices when they come, and they will come. will propel this stock to outperformance

I do not own and have not done any research yet

great nergy/chemical co whose innovative technology will se them apart. Slow but steady upward trend and alot of buyers jumping in and predicting it keeps going up.

Being in the energy industry, this company may well generate decent profits in the future. But management is dishonest and immoral, and SSL has just received a huge fine for being the ringleader in a cartel. All monetary profitability aside, I think that any self-respecting Fool should shun such a company. There is too much money to be made elsewhere in the world to justify supporting immoral business practices with our investment dollars. Any financial gains made by owning this stock should be considered "dirty money", and any investor greedy enough to seek out such unethical profits deserves every loss he suffers. To those who are currently underwater with their SSL holdings I say, "GOOD!" Send a message to the company: sell your SSL shares and buy stock in a decent, morally-operated company.