Hugh Cleland, CFACovalon TechnologiesCOV.VBUYNov 23, 2007

This company makes wound dressings for medical devices and just won a $100 million contract overseas. Earnings growth is going to massively accelerate with the new contract. He wants to see them get another contract and they have good potential for growth in Europe. Yield 0%.

They make medical supplies, signed a large contract recently and are doing well. They compete successfully with companies like 3M overseas. The stock is not very liquid because there is one very large owner. It has risen recently, but if you own it, you should hang onto it. They surprise people with good news, which shows up in the stock price.

It is not a well known name at all. It is medical products. One investor owns close to a half of it. They are gaining market share. He is guessing they are a takeout play at some point.

It is quite illiquid. They are a medical supply company that is beating out 3M on a number of contracts. It has a lot of promise. He is looking into it and thinks it will be worth buying.

Supply every type of thing that a company would need in a hospital such as gowns, etc. These types of businesses tend to be very stable