Owens & Minor, Inc. (NYSE:OMI)

Underpriced stock that should do well this year as elective surgical procedures pick back up. The company raised its full-year guidance in anticipation of better revenue this year.

I see a few fellow fools also called this one today. I wouldn't try riding it too high, (assuming it does go up). I had set a low entry when it crashed and then didn't finish doing my research before it oscillated back up. Overall I tend to gamble on companies with HUGE revenue and flat profits because a few pennies of efficiency can leverage nicely. This company seems to hold near zero margin and the cut in dividends further turned off investors. I don't have an issue with cutting dividends if the "savings" is properly used. Overall cash flow looks bad, especially since A/P has gotten higher than cash. It should be covered by inventory and receivables, but receivables are rising and sometimes timing doesn't work unless there is a decent sized revolver. Overall will look to see if I can float this back up for 10-15 points, check in on it and probably close it unless the chart looks good. It's in a consolidating industry and has longevity. Rare to see one this size so far below the 2008/2009 crash..