USA Mobility, Inc. (USMO)

Pros:
1) High Margins
2) Good ROA and ROE
3) Solid balance sheet with lots of cash
4) Good Dividend

I know of a probation officer who uses these government phones. This company has a good market opportunity if they continue to provide a solid secure product.

Low PE with good dividend.

look at the chART. It's marching...

Good fundamentals + growth opportunity...Looks good.

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Timestamp: 2009-01-13 00:31:48 UTC

2008 11 03 - 100

Over the next 12 months, I expect the bear market to continue. If I could choose "cash" to outperform, I would do so. In a market like this, a stable utility with a dividend yield over 4% should outperform.

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Low P/E and high Dividends

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This is a total long-shot. But if you reinvest dividends, there is a huge potential for profit if they ever diversify out of their shrinking industry. Income and Revenue is shrinking every year, but cash flow is still there from improved margins. I have an immaterial amount of holdings, but it's reinvesting those dividends like a champion. I think this a perfect example of what Warren Buffett would call a "cigar butt." Maybe the next future Guru will buy this and use the cash flow to become a holding company. It seemed to work for Berkshire Hathaway.

Target price of $14.25/sh by March "09. Risky - it's taken a horrible beating but I think we've about bottomed out.

Niche market although eroding. Tight focus on cost saving and returning capital to shareholders. Consistent performace despite lower consumer base. Good dividend at or near 52 week low.

Everyone needs a cell phone and wireless devices and these guys sell to those who will buy no matter the state of the economy. They also pay a large dividend, which if reinvested should beat the S&P, I like the segment and the fundamentals of the company. They should get turned around......

25% dividend that will likely last at least for the next four years - -

Bought this one for the high return on dividend, company basics OK

Like the low P/E and is trading at 0.74 Book Value. With a 22% Dividend yield...you are getting paid to wait for this one to turn around.

I got suckered into this by Jim Cramer when I was just starting out investing. I watched Mad Money for about 3 weeks straight and really wanted to get into some small caps since then I think they've gone up one or two days in 7 months.....Recently I ran some numbers to reevaluate my position (w/ a little bit more experience and knowledge) and found the following: P/S=0.644 D/E=0.261 Current Ratio=1.68. Not bad numbers, but then I realized they sell pagers....pagers? are you F'in kidding me?! At least I get to take a tax loss.