Standex International Corporation (NYSE:SXI)

GMoneyCaps (70.19) Submitted: 12/11/2011 8:26:56 PM : Start Price: $32.91 SXI Score: +18.94

12/11

5SsmallcapDIV (77.23) Submitted: 1/18/2011 10:48:39 AM : Start Price: $28.94 SXI Score: +39.27

5 STAR, Small-cap, dividend payer

Wakiday2 (87.08) Submitted: 6/28/2010 8:04:25 AM : Start Price: $26.33 SXI Score: +33.56

ResearchTeam Accumulate June26

thebamoor (33.97) Submitted: 6/14/2010 1:57:19 PM : Start Price: $28.67 SXI Score: +23.02

BlueSkies

Simbalion200 (< 20) Submitted: 4/16/2010 7:52:04 PM : Start Price: $27.18 SXI Score: +39.95

Standex International Corporation is a manufacturer of a variety of products and services for diverse industrial market segments. The Company has five operating segments: Food Service Equipment Group, Air Distribution Products Group (ADP), Engraving Group, Engineering Technologies Group, and Electronics and Hydraulics Group. Food service provides commercial coolers, fryers, and displays for restaurants to supermarkets. Air distribution makes metal ducting and fittings for home heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Engraving offers embossed and engraved rolls and plates for producing continuous length auto pieces, and molds to texture various plastic items. Electronics and hydraulics turn out electro-mechanical parts (switches to subassemblies), as well as hydraulic truck cylinders. Engineering technologies supplies metal spinning, heat-treating, machining, and press forming services for aerospace, marine and energy markets.
Company has positive earnings over the last five quarters. Stock price have increased 184% over the last year. Price upward momentum will continue. This company will outperform the market over the next years. Company’s one year EPS growth is 767%, and the company provides a dividend.

spreadsheetV1 (96.24) Submitted: 11/23/2009 1:27:24 AM : Start Price: $17.82 SXI Score: +110.97

This met a high level screen to indicate a buy and strong outperform against its peers (other tickers in its industry). My 1st version of this spreadsheet devles deep into the company's balnace sheet and recent income statements, combined with other relevant price data for the company including insider/institutional holdings, short interest, debt levels, etc.
Testing capabilities of this 1st version of my automated, valuation spreadhseet matched with my personal criteria and see how it holds up.

ALPHADividend (96.28) Submitted: 4/16/2009 1:11:28 AM : Start Price: $10.40 SXI Score: +239.19

This company appears to offer a solid opportunity as of today (April 2009).
The company is trading below reported book value and is paying high dividends. Additionally the company operates outside of the FIRE (financial insurance real estate) sector of the economy, so chances are, what you see is what you get. I've personally screened this company to ensure it did not expand excessively during the hot years (2004-2008).
This company was found today via google screener with the following criteria:
atleast 100m market cap or more
has fallen more than 45% past 1yr
dividend payers @3% or more
atleast 25% institutionally held
price to book less than 1
have total debt/assets less than 100%
have total debt/equity less than 100%
personally screened to make sure the companies were not FIRE industries (financial/insurance/real estate), oil commodity related, industrial metal commodities related, sea shipping related
personally verified limitation on expansion during boom years (not excessive BS growth from '04-'08)

the resulting dividend companies to buy are:
AM, BRC, CBS, CBT, CDI, CSS, GLT, HRC, KELYA, LYTS, MEI, MWV, SXI, TKR, UVV

conversely I will be looking to short opportunities with opposite criteria.

This will be the primary focus of this profile, to seek & obtain alpha from long/short dividend opportunities across various industries.
- ALPHADividend

WilliamCrook2007 (< 20) Submitted: 11/20/2008 2:47:04 PM : Start Price: $21.61 SXI Score: +18.31

ibd

InvestorActon (< 20) Submitted: 11/11/2008 2:55:57 PM : Start Price: $26.15 SXI Score: +6.66

Diversification and industrial