Two Pistol-Packing Stocks

No wonder CEO James Debney bought another 5,000 shares at $9.82 on Wednesday. Perhaps the public and potential investors don't realize that SWHC provides products and services for safety, security, protection and sports in the United States and internationally.

It offers firearms, handguns, sporting rifles, hunting rifles, black powder firearms, handcuffs and restraints, and firearm-related products and accessories. As of Oct. 31 its quarterly revenue growth was up 48% (year-over-year), and although it does have almost $30 million in total debt it also has almost $58 million in total cash (most-recent-quarter).

So check your "dry powder," financially speaking, as well as your conscience and take a look at RGR and SWHC while the share prices are depressed during these confusing times of uncertainty. No stock looks like an obvious bargain until it has soared 33% like NYX and we look back and wished we'd loaded up when it was "on sale".

As I often do, I remind you to carefully consider position sizing as well as employing a stealth trailing stop system that will send you alerts if your share price drops below or above where you bought it.

Be a disciplined investor who looks for overlooked opportunities. Don't join the ranks of the irrational and fearful. As Warren Buffett says, "Be greedy when everyone is fearful."

At the time of publication the author had positions in RGR and SWHC.

This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.

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