<<Aiii>> BHEL-Value Buy As Per Walter J. Schloss Investing Method

Most individual investors may not be familiar with the investment guru that Warren Buffett calls "the super investor." Walter J. Schloss studied under Ben Graham in 1935 and started his own fund in 1955. Schloss' son joined the fund in 1973 and subsequently renamed the fund Walter & Edwin Schloss Associates. During the 1956 to 2000 period, the fund earned a compounded annual rate of return of 15.7%, compared to the market's return of 11.2% annually over the same period.

Schloss Screening Criteria

• Stock has been traded for at least seven years
• Current share price is less than the latest quarterly book value per share
• Current share price is within 10% of its 52-week low
• Percentage of insiders owning shares is higher than the median insider ownership percentage for the entire database
• Long-term debt from the most recent quarter and fiscal year equals zero

BHEL is the stock that fits in to schloss value investing method

Book Value is 411 and Current Price 225

Trading near 2008 low of 196

Promoters Holds 67%

Zero Debt/Debt Free

A stock can be "cheap" for a number of reasons. It is up to investors to discover that reason and invest based on solid research and analysis of the company's financial state.

While due care has been taken in preparing the above Analysis, no responsibility can be or is assumed for any consequences resulting out of acting on it.

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