SEC stocks - Buy, Sell, or Hold

Bama - hold - good blue chip dividend stock that is a solid investment. It's at the top of it's value so there's not much upside but the dividend pays well.

UGA - Buy - they are Amazon a decade back. High upside with an a-hole for a CEO, but a solid business model that has been underperforming for so long that it's bound to upswing after showing a solid earnings report last year.

Auburn - Hold - been an asset with wild fluctuations and could go up or down based on some key acquisitions. Seems to have stabilized and be on solid footing, but only next season will tell.

LSU - Sell - Curious hire as CEO. Performed fairly well overall but had some inexplicable losses due to some boneheaded decisions. Human capital losses are too much to recommend. Might be time sell this one off.

Texas A&M - Buy - Historically poor performer. Many investors as bemused by this because of the natural resources at their disposal...well capitalized, low debt-to-income ratio, but new CEO is had success at other stops and appears to have an eye for c-level talent.

Florida - bigtime Buy - Been some tough years of late, but this is a bargain at the current price. New executive team comes from a mid-tier company that performed very well in a tough marketplace.

Tennessee - Buy - not going to pay huge divendends in the short-term,but it's basically been resigned to a penny stock at this point. Can't go anywhere but up, and has a long shot and being a very shrewd move.

South Carolina - Buy - Feeling Bullish on Cock. Not going to be a bluechipper but it's going to be a solid mid-cap with some nice returns in the last year. CEO is a bit of a hothead,but has learned his lesson from stumbling at a blue chip company some years back.

Miss St. - Hold - New CEO takes over for solid performer who left the books in good shape and lots of infrastructure improvements, but its a brutal market they are in.

Ole Miss- moderate Buy - another one that's been relegated to penny stock that's been bled dry, delisted off the major exchange, but the company has rallied and while it may take a while to weather the sell-off, a dollar cost averaging strategy may be a good play here.

Kentucky - Sell - Other divisions are performing well, but this one just doesn't seem to have what it takes to deliver long term. Sell it, take the money and buy some bourbon.

Arkansas - Solid Buy - Dynamic new CEO takes over with inroads into new recruiting territory. Former CEO squandered opportunity and spent entirely too much time in the company commissary.

Mizzou - who frickin knows - I'd rather play the ponies than to wager on this stock.

Vandy- Buy and Hold - The value is not in the stock, but rather in the invitation you get to the stockholders meeting.