1. Aeropostale Aeropostale is like recent buyout J Crew, but cheaper. The retailer's perched atop a pile of cash that would make Scrooge McDuck envious, with zero debt. Its stock trades for just 10 times earnings, and the company practically gushes cash, with operating cash flow at 2.8 times its capital investment in the year ending in October. The company has been ramping up investment to support further growth. While same-store sales have been flat in the last quarter, Aeropostale's performance has been stellar throughout the recession. Laggards such as Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF) have finally started to post gains in same-store sales, while Aeropostale is facing tough comparisons from a year ago. And last month, the company announced a $300 million increase in its buyback authorization. What more could you want?