- Cat Boss: Now, if you'll turn to page three in your packets, we'll go over fiscal projections. I'm pleased to announce a 32% increase in profit for the fourth quarter, as well as a 16% rise in yearly revenue at all subsidiaries. This is despite heightened competition and higher labor costs. Compound percent yield, of course, assumes reinvested interest. Now, value-oriented stocks appear to be attractive prospects once again, and quite able to generate a healthy cash flow and give investors a reassuring margin of safety. Although the market is far from where it was six years ago, we're looking anew at value stocks and mutual funds that hold value-oriented shares, which tend to have a low price-to-earnings or price-to-book ratios, or high yields from dividends. In fact, value stocks have performed better than growth stocks over the past several years among the larger corporations and the long-term compound appreciation is quite impressive.