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		<title>Ruger Stock Has Soared &#8212; But Is It Still a Good Investment?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you&#8217;d invested in Ruger stock three years ago, you&#8217;d be sitting pretty right now. Sturm, Ruger &#038; Co. (NYSE: RGR) has done exceptionally well since the 2008 Presidential election, despite the faltering economy. Ruger&#8217;s stock price is currently trading above $27.00 per share, up from a low of $5.18 per share in November 2008. [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you&#8217;d invested in Ruger stock three years ago, you&#8217;d be sitting pretty right now. Sturm, Ruger &#038; Co. (NYSE: RGR) has done exceptionally well since the 2008 Presidential election, despite the faltering economy. Ruger&#8217;s stock price is currently trading above $27.00 per share, up from a low of $5.18 per share in November 2008. That&#8217;s an increase of more than 500%. And during that period, Ruger also paid a modest dividend. Hard to beat a huge stock value increase with dividends to boot.</p>
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<p>Is Ruger still a good investment, or has all the money already been made? We caution any potential investor that &#8220;what goes up must come down&#8221;. Still, Ruger has solid fundamentals and the company has made some smart decisions, moving into the concealed, carry gun market with huge success.</p>
<p><b>Motley Fool Takes Close Look At Sturm, Ruger &#038; Co.</b><br />
On July 30th, <a href="http://www.fool.com/investing/small-cap/2011/07/30/is-sturm-ruger-the-perfect-stock.aspx" target="new">The Motley Fool</a>, a popular investing website, spotlighted <a href="http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=rgr&#038;ql=1" target="new">Sturm, Ruger &#038; Co.</a>, analyzing the company&#8217;s performance over the last few years. Motley Fool noted that Ruger has zero debt, has shown 5-year dividend growth of 26.3%, and has delivered a 15% return on equity &#8212; all good things. On the other hand, Motley Fool was disappointed with Ruger&#8217;s slim 3.7% revenue growth over the past 12 months. But there are positive signs. Last week, Ruger issued a quarterly earning report showing a 32% jump in net income. Overall, The Motley Fool concluded: &#8220;Sturm, Ruger hasn&#8217;t grown as much as investors would like to see. But with a reasonable valuation, a decent and growing dividend, and good prospects for the future, Sturm, Ruger could get a lot closer to the 10 ring at some point.&#8221;</p>
<h4><a href="http://www.fool.com/investing/small-cap/2011/07/30/is-sturm-ruger-the-perfect-stock.aspx">READ FULL STORY: The Motley Fool Analysis of Sturm, Ruger &#038; Co.</a></h4>
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