There are some really "cheap" stocks out there, and you guys follow them like HERB. I struggle with trying to determine which of the cheap stocks is a good investment with low risk. The cheapest stocks are not always the best investment. To lower my risk, I only invest in stocks that have positive earnings, growing equity/share, moderate to low debt, have a website that is up to date, are reporting financial data promptly, have a research division or proprietary methods/technologies, a price that is near the 52-week low, are cheap relative to book value, etc. If I buy a company and the price drops, I figure that I can still make money long term if the company remains healthy and continues to grow. I really like SIAF as a long term investment even if it has a higher P/E or P/B ratio. The future value of the company is not calculated based on these ratios, which some investors use to determine a stock's cheapness.