Benj Gallander Fidelity Southern LION-Q COMMENT Dec 23, 2014

A small local bank that he bought. Has had about a double out of it so far. It used to give a stock dividend but now it gives a cash dividend. Can see this one doubling from this point. Beautifully run bank. Good balance sheet. Capitalization ratio is good.

Smaller bank out of Atlanta. Thinks it could double again. Capitalization ratios are excellent. A lovely niche player.

Paid $3.36 for this, and has a target price of $18.74. When he bought this, it paid a stock dividend. Now they are paying a share dividend, and it wouldn’t surprise him if this increases.

It used to pay a stock dividend, but now pays cash, which he likes. Feels that it has $4-$5 upside. The system that he uses, he is always looking at a minimum of 100% upside, often 200%-400%, so he wouldn’t buy it at this point in time. For people looking for smaller gains and a nice dividend, he could see why they would do it. Good management. Good financials and they are doing very, very well.

Sold his holdings at about $18.74. At this price it is pretty fairly valued. If the market keeps on tanking, this potentially has a long way to go down because it had gone up such a long way.