DLH Holdings Corp. (D) (DLHC-Q)

He has done reasonably well on this, but it has taken a lot of time. They are in staffing with a lot of their contracts in the US government. Stock has flat lined. They were losing money for a number of years, but are now making a very little money. If they can finally report better numbers, and they have quite a backlog of orders, the stock can move up very, very quickly. He can see this going to $3-$4. He is going to Hold his stocks.

He can see this possibly going over $5. Had losses for a number of years but are marginally profitable now. Revenues have been going up quite smartly. Management owns about 17%. They only have about 9 million shares and change outstanding. If they can manage to have a really good quarter or two, this could really spike. One negative is that they only have about $3.8 million in the bank and he would like to see more. Seems to be still fairly early in the turnaround.

(A Top Pick Jan 18/13. Up 114.05%.) This company does staffing for the most part and help with medicine and deal with a lot of military contracts. They were having some problems, and brought in new management. Can see this getting over $5.

Basically do staffing for the healthcare sector and government. Have not done well at all over the years. He continues to hold and still likes it. Revenues have been going up. Still losing money but losses have been going down and are negligible at this point. Insiders own over 17%.

(A Top Pick June 25/12. Down 42.03%.) Has been a thorn in his side. Thought new management had a good plan and he still hopes they do. The major problem now is that it trades under $1 but revenues have been going up. Getting new contracts but he has been wrong about this for a number of years.

(A Top Pick Jan 17/12. Down 67.57%.) (Formerly TeamStaff). Staffing in healthcare. If their $153 million backlog gets them into the profit zone with good margins, the company could fly. Revenues of about $50 million, up 21% in 2012. Keep losing money but cut their losses by about $300,000 last quarter. Insiders own 29%. NASDAQ has given them until June to get the stock up over $1.