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COPYRIGHT 2004 Investor's Business Daily, Inc.
Byline: PAUL KATZEFF
Security Mid Cap Value Fund likes to buy smaller stocks that are undervalued relative to their assets, earnings, growth potential or cash flow.
The $378 million fund's taste for such stocks has been rewarded.
This year going into Tuesday the fund was up 19.69% vs. 13.25% for its small blend peers tracked by Morningstar and the S&P 500's 7.95%.
Over the past five years it has averaged an 18.14% yearly gain vs. 12.69% for its peers and a 1.75% loss by the S&P 500.
Manager James Schier starts his stock selection process by focusing on valuation.
"I want to maximize the assets or earnings growth I get for every dollar I spend," Schier said. "I'm looking for...
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