CREG and LIWA--Bobwins, CREG looks like a quality, growing company in a good space but very hard to estimate their quarterly results which are very lumpy. LIWA has provided very specific (revised in August) guidance for 2013 which should generate EPS of slightly under $2--so trading at less than 3 trailing and forward PE They also have $6 per share of cash and no debt which, of course, makes you wonder why they don't pay some dividend. Nonetheless, I think LIWA's near term performance is more visible than CREG's and it's also cheaper. I would add CCCL and CLNT as two others which provide guidance of some type and have great growth prospects. CCCL is not as cheap as it was, but CLNT has a sub 3 PE.