Depends on your economic outlook at the moment. Invicta is a solid earner but has massive exposure to the rand, however this works both ways. When the rand weakens they tack on and lock in gains for the long term. But have a massive swing in the rand as we've seen and they weaken over the short-term. Long-term however they will always be decent earners and they have a very good management team.
PNC has a lot going for it but it's down to their management to steer the company in the right direction post set-top-box rollout. They're riding that wave nicely at the moment but is it sustainable over the long term? Technicals are also fairly solid but this isn't the greatest litmus test for long-term outlook. I think PNC still have some way to go over the coming years and they're cash-flush enough for some M&A activity to sustain growth if necessary.
Two quick, but rather different examples I can think of for now, outside of the usual incumbents...