Wall Street Undervalued Stocks says James Rickman 3rd, Director of iHuman Evolution.com Having founded parent company Sustainable Virtual Biz, Mr James Rickman 3rd., Director has worked over the past 18-years with many entrepreneurial businesses. We understand how difficult it can be to raise money to start and grow a small business. The task of securing investment is a notoriously perplexing and sometimes sluggish process that can be a struggle at the best of times. In today’s economic climate this has become eve n more challenging. Our business development team connects you with venture capital, angel and wealthy individual investors using social networking and crowdfunding source channels. We want to give entrepreneurs the opportunity to take control of raising funding from their own network of friends, family, customers and strangers. We also want to give ordinary people the opportunity to become like armchair investors and build their own investment portfolio supporting exciting new U.S. and Canadian businesses. VISIT WEBSITE: http://www.ihumanevolution.com/Business_Funding.html

1. Wall Street Undervalued Stocks says iHuman Evolution.com
As the stock market volatility continues and the coming domestic job creation package
requires the politicians in Washington DC to clean up their act. It sparked my interest to
begin thinking counter clockwise from all the dooms day predictions. In other words, begin
doing the opposite of the main stream. Many ask have we seen the market bottom yet, but
placing a limit order to buy long-term investments enables me to get an attractive price
for under valued equities. Like a hawk circling the wounded carcasses on Wall Street, I’ve
begun a steady program to snap up dividend paying stocks that also report excellent
fundamentals in targeted industries states, James Rickman III, analyst iHuman Evolution
Rickman’s top stock picks in water, energy, Agra, technology
and healthcare sectors. Review the details below. More Visit:
http://www.ihumanevolution.com/News_and_Events.php
My Top Picks #1 Sector: Clean Water Utilities, desalination
plants and water distribution system equities are a bargain
right now with excellent long-term outlooks. Water is a $460
Billion industry worldwide and growing. It is the single most
critical resource known on Earth.
The average middle class American uses nearly 158 gallons
(600 liters) each day (bathrooms, cooking, food, drinks, hot
water-cleaning, laundry, car wash, heating etc.), whereas
people in some of the world's poorest countries must make do
with less than 10% of that amount. Clean water resources are highly dependent on the
scale of a country's infrastructure. Click Read My Article “Blue Gold: The Ultimate
Commodity
Consolidated Water Co. Ltd. (CWCO)
(CWCO) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $128.84M
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $83.73M
Profit Margin: 10.43%
Operating Margin: 7.80%
Return on Assets: 1.58%
Return on Equity: 4.15%
Dividend: 3.50% annual yield
American States Water Company (AWR)
(AWR) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $645.67M
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $942.23M
Profit Margin: 7.98%
Operating Margin: 21.90%
Return on Assets: 4.74%
Return on Equity: 7.99%
Dividend: 3.40% annual yield
Aqua America, Inc. (WTR)
(WTR) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $2.94B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $4.34B

2. Profit Margin: 18.82%
Operating Margin: 39.09%
Return on Assets: 4.53%
Return on Equity: 12%
Dividend: 3.10% annual yield
My Top Picks #2 Sector: Energy, minerals, food resources and infrastructure needs
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (KMP) - owns and manages energy transportation
and storage assets delivers gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, and natural gas liquids to
various markets through approximately 8,400 miles of refined petroleum products
pipelines, and 60 associated product terminals and petroleum pipeline transmix
processing facilities.
(KMP) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $22.82B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $33.06B
Profit Margin: 16.23%
Operating Margin: 20.82%
Return on Assets: 4.71%
Return on Equity: 17.66%
Dividend: 6.80% annual yield
Chevron Corporation (CVX) through its subsidiaries engages in petroleum,
chemicals, mining, power generation, and energy operations worldwide. It operates
in two segments, Upstream and Downstream. The Upstream segment involves in the
exploration, development, and production of crude oil and natural gas; processing,
liquefaction, transportation, and regasification associated with liquefied natural
gas; transportation of crude oil through pipelines; and transportation, storage, and
marketing of natural gas, as well as holds interest in a gas-to-liquids project.
(CVX) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $187.08B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $174.33B
Profit Margin: 10.61%
Operating Margin: 15.07%
Return on Assets: 10.94%
Return on Equity: 21.33%
Dividend: 3.20% annual yield
Chemical & Mining Co. of Chile Inc. (SQM) engages in the production and sale of
fertilizers and specialty chemicals in Chile and internationally. Chilean-based
SQM’s 30% global market share of Lithium derivates used for electric vehicles and
mobile device battery technologies. The company provides various specialty plant
nutrition products, including sodium nitrate, potassium nitrate, potassium sulfate,
and sodium potassium nitrate for crops, such as tobacco, potato, coffee, cotton,
fruits, and vegetables, as well as Ultrasol for application via fertirrigation; Qrop for
soil application; Speedfol for foliar application; and organic fertilizers. It also offers
iodine for use in various medical, agricultural, and industrial applications, such as
X-Ray contrast media, biocides, antiseptics and disinfectants, pharmaceutical,
polarizing films for liquid crystal displays, chemicals, and herbicides; and iodine
derivatives for use in various medical and industrial applications, as well as in
human and animal nutrition products.
Click Read My Article “A Long Look at Lithium: Chile's SQM Poised for Growth”

3. (SQM) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $15.35B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $14.27B
Profit Margin: 21.70%
Operating Margin: 29.37%
Return on Assets: 10.85%
Return on Equity: 25.38%
Dividend: .80% annual yield
Procter & Gamble Company (PG) provides consumer packaged goods in the United
States and internationally. The company operates in three global business units
(GBUs): Beauty and Grooming, Health and Well-Being, and Household Care. The
Beauty and Grooming GBU offers female beauty products, including cosmetics,
deodorants, female blades and razors, personal cleansing and skin care products,
hair care products, and fragrances under the Head & Shoulders, Olay, Pantene, and
Wella brands.
(PG) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $168.09B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $199.73B
Profit Margin: 14.29%
Operating Margin: 19.16%
Return on Assets: 7.42%
Return on Equity: 18.23%
Dividend: 3.50% annual yield
My Top Picks #3 Sector: Information technologies, mobile devices and SMART grids
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft (SI) the electronics and electrical engineering company.
It operates in the industry, energy, and healthcare sectors worldwide. In the
industry sector, its portfolio ranges from industry automation and drives products
and services to building, lighting, and mobility solutions and services, as well as
includes system integration and solutions for plant business. It offers automation
and drives, industrial solutions and services, transportation systems, and Siemens
building technologies. In the energy sector, Siemens provides solutions for the
generation, transmission, and distribution of power; and extraction, conversion, and
transport of oil and gas in the oil and gas industry. In the healthcare sector, it
develops, manufactures, and markets diagnostic and therapeutic systems, devices,
and consumables; and offers IT systems for clinical and administrative purposes.
(SI) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $94.53B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $91.13B
Profit Margin: 5.66%
Operating Margin: 9.86%
Return on Assets: 4.76%
Return on Equity: 18.11%
Dividend: 2.50% annual yield
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) provides information
technology products and services worldwide. Its Global Technology Services
segment provides IT infrastructure and business process services, including
strategic outsourcing, process, integrated technology, and maintenance services, as

4. well as technology-based support services. The company’s Global Business Services
segment offers consulting and systems integration, and application management
services. Its Software segment offers middleware and operating systems software,
such as WebSphere software to integrate and manage business processes;
information management software for database and enterprise content
management, information integration, data warehousing, business analytics and
intelligence, performance management, and predictive analytics; Tivoli software for
identity management, data security, storage management, and datacenter
automation; Lotus software for collaboration, messaging, and social networking;
rational software to support software development for IT and embedded systems;
business intelligence software, which provides querying and forecasting tools.
(IBM) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $203.76B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $216.49B
Profit Margin: 14.70%
Operating Margin: 20.02%
Return on Assets: 12.06%
Return on Equity: 69.26%
Dividend: 1.70% annual yield
Intel Corporation (INTC) engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of integrated
circuits for computing and communications industries worldwide. It offers
microprocessor products used in notebooks, netbooks, desktops, servers,
workstations, storage products, embedded applications, communications products,
consumer electronics devices, and handhelds. The company also provides system on
chip products that integrate its core processing functionalities with other system
components, such as graphics, audio, and video, onto a single chip. In addition, it
offers chipset products that send data between the microprocessor and input,
display, and storage devices, including keyboard, mouse, monitor, hard drive, and
CD, DVD, or Blu-ray drives; motherboards designed for desktop, server, and
workstation platforms, and that has connectors for attaching devices to the bus; and
wired and wireless connectivity products consisting of network adapters and
embedded wireless cards used to translate and transmit data across networks.
(INTC) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $109.06B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $97.08B
Profit Margin: 25.29%
Operating Margin: 33.55%
Return on Assets: 16.41%
Return on Equity: 25.91%
Dividend: 4% annual yield
My Top Picks #4 Sector: healthcare, disease management and treatment centers
WellPoint, Inc. (WLP) through its subsidiaries operates as a health benefits
company in the United States. It offers various network-based managed care plans
to large and small employer, individual, Medicaid, and senior markets. The
company’s managed care plans include preferred provider organizations; health
maintenance organizations; point-of-service plans; traditional indemnity plans; and
other hybrid plans, including consumer-driven health plans, hospital only, and
limited benefit products. WellPoint also provides various managed care services
comprising claims processing, underwriting, stop loss insurance, actuarial services,

5. provider network access, medical cost management, disease management, wellness
programs, and other administrative services. In addition, it offers specialty and
other products and services, including pharmacy benefit management; life and
disability insurance benefits; dental, vision, and behavioral health benefits;
radiology benefit management.
(WLP) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $21.73B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $10.66B
Profit Margin: 4.92%
Operating Margin: 8.02%
Return on Assets: 5.88%
Return on Equity: 12.16%
Dividend: 1.60% annual yield
Pfizer Inc. (PFE) a biopharmaceutical company offers prescription medicines for
humans and animals worldwide.
(PFE) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $139.06B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $149.08B
Profit Margin: 12.71%
Operating Margin: 27.08%
Dividend: 4.06% annual yield
The GEO Group, Inc. (GEO) provides government-outsourced services specializing
in the management of correctional, detention, and mental health and residential
treatment facilities in the United States, Australia, South Africa, and the United
Kingdom. It operates various correctional and detention facilities, including
maximum, medium, and minimum security prisons; immigration detention centers;
minimum security detention centers; and mental health and residential treatment
facilities. The company offers correctional and detention management services, such
as the provision of security, administrative, rehabilitation, education, health, and
food services primarily at adult male correctional and detention facilities; and
mental health and residential treatment services primarily at privatized state mental
health facilities.
(GEO) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $1.25B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $2.58B
Profit Margin: 4.56%
Operating Margin: 10.69%
Return on Assets: 4.19%
Return on Equity: 7.29%
Dividend: N/A annual yield
Intuitive Surgical, Inc. (ISRG) designs, manufactures, and markets da Vinci
surgical systems for various surgical procedures, including urologic, gynecologic,
cardiothoracic, general, and head and neck surgeries. Its da Vinci surgical system
consists of a surgeons console or consoles, a patient-side cart, a 3-D vision system,
and proprietary wristed instruments. Authors Note: Although this stocks PE is
relatively high, the remote surgery market has almost unlimited growth potential
over next 20-years.

6. (ISRG) Valuation Measures
Market Cap: $13.39B
Enterprise Value (August 9, 2011) $11.97B
Profit Margin: 27.74%
Operating Margin: 38.91%
Return on Assets: 15.38%
Return on Equity: 20.38%
Dividend: N/A annual yield
Author’s Conclusion:
Other sectors, I like included SMART grid and appliance technologies and waste
management services. Overall, I believe public demands in the United States will
push Washington bureaucrats to implement protective trade measures to create
domestic jobs for middle class workers in America. Further the fundamentals of
these multinational stocks, I suggested above have excellent balance sheets and
dividend income says James Rickman III, Director iHuman Evolution.com . The
long-term investment outlook is very promising for my top picks.