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    6 Interesting Picks From Top Professional Investors

    Fri, 06/15/2012 - 07:41 EDT - Seeking Alpha
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    By FAF Research:When I analyze a stock I like to pick companies that can grow in the future without requiring equity financing. If a company is only able to grow by issuing equity or increasing its debt levels, the larger number of shares outstanding or the higher leverage will cancel out any benefit that equity holders might realize from a company's growth. It is essential to find companies with high profit margins because they are better able to generate returns internally. In addition, companies that are able to maintain adequate cost controls over fixed assets and working capital are able to manage cash needs and avoid equity financing.In the article I describe some stocks I found interesting to research and explain some facts about each company plus top hedge fund managers that bought each stock. It is important to evaluate not only each company's fundamentals and the whole "story" but theComplete Story »

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