Forbes Newsletters Announces Investment Opinion: Forbes Low Priced Stock Report Reiterates Outlook on Sirius XM Radio (SIRI); Spotlights Rite Aid (RAD) and Chinese Micro-Cap Fuwei Films (FFHL)

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Forbes Low Priced Stock Report, an online investment newsletter focusing on stocks selling for $3 and under, reiterated its BUY on Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI), spotlights Rite Aid (NYSE: RAD) and Fuwei Films (Nasdaq: FFHL), and introduced 10 new ideas.

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Forbes Low Priced Stock Report features a diversified model portfolio of 15 stocks that trade for under $3 a share. Since its inception in July 2010, Forbes LPSR’s model portfolio has appreciated 86%, versus 23% for the S&P 500.

Research shows that $10,000 invested in Forbes LPSR’s model portfolio between 2002 and 2010 would have grown to $211,460, or +2,015%, versus $9,620, or -3.8%, for the S&P 500.

Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) is benefiting from the strong recovery in new auto sales, and thanks to a deal with GM dealers, it’s also gaining subscribers on sales of pre-owned cars. Participating dealers provide buyers of satellite-radio equipped cars with free three-month Sirius subscriptions. Sirius XM is the largest satellite radio provider in the nation featuring content including The Howard Stern Show and Oprah Winfrey Radio.

New ideas introduced in the latest issue of Forbes Low Priced Stock Report include:

Drug chain Rite Aid (RAD) has been struggling, but management has been closing weak stores and initiating new programs like its “ready-in-15-minutes prescription guarantee.” Also, new store formats include a pharmacy combined with organic/healthy products. RADs stock sells for $1.30 per share.

Like many Chinese micro-caps, Fuwei Films (FFHL) has been controversial but now top Warren Buffett holding, Coca Cola (KO), thinks well enough of Fuwei to select it to supply new environmentally sound heat shrinkable label film for use in China. Gerstein thinks this will lead investors to focus on Fuwei’s fundamentals rather than controversies facing Chinese stocks. FFHL, recommended in mid-June at $2.70, now trades near $4.00.

Forbes Low Priced Stock Report subscribers receive deep-dive analysis on SIRI, RAD, FFHL and more. Plus e-mail hotlines on breaking news and three special reports: “Investing in Extreme Small-Caps,” “How to Hedge Low-Priced Stocks and “Strategic Low-Priced Stock Selection.”

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