U.S. Global Investors, Inc. (NASDAQ:GROW)

U.S. Global Investors is a small cap asset manager that has 13 mutual funds: gold, natural resources, emerging markets and global infrastructure. Like CEO Frank Holmes, I'm a China, commodities, emerging markets, and infrastructure bull. While their core competency are investing in gold and natural resources, in recent years, they've launched muni and treasury funds. I think this should help smooth out earnings during the inevitable corrections in the commodities and emerging markets. I like buying money managers after AUM has fallen, if I see reasons for a turnaround. What reasons do I see? I think the commodities boom will resume within the next few months. Also, this company has been sold off recent months as it was deleted by the Russell 2000. I think that firestorm has died down significantly. At its peak in 2007, this stock was trading at $35 a share. I have no idea if it will resume those heights, but think that around $7 and some change is an attractive entry point. In the meantime, I've getting 3.5% while I wait.

A lot of mixed emotions over this longshot,but things of that nature only create opportunity,and have no long term affect when going fishing or bar hopping,as I'v found peoples emotions change by the minute and should never be viewed or considered as part of a reason or reasoning of a decision in the real world. Continued growth and Paying div. and yield throughout the chaos,CEO Holmes holding around 55,000 shares,in which he paid well over double todays price and no doubt is and will do everything he possibly can to create value over the next decade. Now were talking about something that does and will matter over the long haul.