The company's low profit margins pose no threat to the buy rating at this time.
Garmin(GRMN Quote - Cramer on GRMN - Stock Picks), which makes navigation, communications and information devices based on GPS technology, has been rated a buy since July 2005. The company has shown outstanding revenue growth, notable return on equity, a two-year pattern of steady increases in EPS and is carrying no debt. These strengths outweigh the fact that the company is trading at a premium valuation based on TheStreet.com Ratings' review of its current price compared to factors such as earnings and book value.
Triumph Group(TGI Quote - Cramer on TGI - Stock Picks), an aircraft-components company, has maintained a buy rating since August 2005. The company has demonstrated impressive growth in revenue, net income and earnings per share, along with good cash flow from operations. The company has shown a pattern of positive EPS growth over the past two years, a trend TheStreet.com Ratings team believes will continue in the coming year. Triumph also has impressive net operating cash flow. These strengths outweigh its low profit margins.



