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This simple strategy of picking cheap stocks has been a repeat winner. Here are a few dozen names to get you started.

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MKMPartners' JC O'Hara says a simple strategy of picking the cheapest stocks at the start of the year, and then rebalancing, has been a winner through the years.
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