I reduced the list further by seeking only those stocks with a price to earnings ratio of 12 or below and, finally, by sifting out those with a price of less than $5 (since generally those are not marginable, and they are often less traded or followed).

All of the cited assets are micro-cap. or small-cap., which in the long run have tended to outperform large-cap. stocks.

CPAC, Inc., has a dividend more than 2/3 the yield of the average Aaa (or AAA) corporate bond (another Benjamin Graham value criterion).

While past performance is no guarantee of future returns, over many decades Graham and his associates found that the compound average annual appreciation of such stocks, held generally until their price to value was one or above, was 15% or better.

(Disclosure statement: Larry and Val have holdings in some of the suggested assets but do not "make a market" in any of them and do not derive any direct benefit from recommending them, except perhaps for a bit of smug self-satisfaction.)