Listed here are companies that have 5 or fewer years of public history. MrStockQuickie's valuation model is designed to be applied to equities whose underlyings have, at minimum, 6 years of available public data. As such, the following valuations may be wildly inaccurate. However, if good judgment is used in interpreting the output, you should be able to differentiate the good valuations (i.e. Google) from the bad.


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TICKER	NAME	RANK	INDUSTRY	V/P*	UPDATED
BMA	Macro Bank Inc	7.04	Foreign Regional Banks	2.25	9/15/2008
ACLI	American Commercial Lines Inc.	6.95	Shipping	1.18	12/21/2008
WATG	Wonder Auto Technology	6.78	Auto Parts	1.01	10/19/2008
NED	Noah Education Holdings Ltd.	6.68	Publishing - Books	1.33	10/19/2008
CAST	ChinaCast Education Corporation	6.37	Education & Training Services	0.09	11/23/2008
KPPC	KapStone Paper And Packaging Corporation	6.25	Paper & Paper Products	1.52	12/20/2008
HQS	HQ Sustainable Maritime Industries Inc.	6.23	Business Services	0.63	1/4/2009
MFNC	Mackinac Financial Corporation	6.20	Regional - Southwest Banks	0.33	12/2/2008
EGLE	Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc.	5.96	Shipping	1.23	12/2/2008
OSIP	OSI Pharmaceuticals Inc.	5.50	Biotechnology	0.05	10/18/2008
WOS	Wolseley PLC	5.45	General Contractors	1.45	12/22/2007
FMR	First Mercury Financial Corporation	5.30	Property & Casualty Insurance	1.51	11/14/2008
UAPH	UAP Holding Corporation	5.20	Agricultural Chemicals	0.02	12/2/2008
ITRN	Ituran Location and Control Ltd.	5.11	Electronics Wholesale	1.04	7/4/2008
CDS	China Direct Inc.	5.05	Management Services	0.93	12/2/2008
CDSDD	China Direct Inc.	5.00	Management Services	1.25	12/21/2008
ZUMZ	Zumiez Inc.	4.91	Apparel Stores	0.86	3/12/2008
LL	Lumber Liquidators Inc.	4.90	Home Improvement Stores	0.48	12/2/2008
SXC	Stantec Inc.	4.74	Application Software	1.32	11/16/2008
GENZ	Genzyme Corporation	4.53	Biotechnology	0.00	12/21/2008

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V/P = Value/Price OR (Intrinsic Value)/(Market Price). A value to price ratio (V/P) equal to 1 represent a stock which is fairly priced in its market. Naturally it follows that a V/P greater than 1 represents an undervalued stock. One minus the inverse of this ratio (1-1/V/P) is commonly referred to as the **Margin of Safety (MOS) - a term made popular by Ben Graham and Warren Buffet.