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• Gem NASDAQ Stocks - Editor, 19 may 2008 - No Comments yet

This article is about investing in stocks of the Business Services Industry. This part of the Services Sector of the US economy is rather low-key. That is a potential advantage for you. Few investors understand the values of these stocks. These companies seem to do things that their clients should do directly. That is because the real services are hidden behind a façade. Here are some examples from the stock that trades on NASDAQ under the symbol ‘WINS’.

• Do You Need Some Good News about the Stock Market? - Editor, 19 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Had a bad day on the stock trading ring? Take off your shoes. Get a drink and something to munch. Sink in to a deep couch. Read this paean to a dream stock investment sector.

• The Real Math of Falling Stock Prices - Editor, 16 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Downsides must have upsides. Take heart and enjoy the rule of bears. Stock market sentiment can work against you. Losses await those who flow with the investment tides. That is why salmon is precious. It fights adversity to thrive. You can do the same with stock price trends.

• Why This Stock is a Best Buy - Editor, 16 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Market capitalization approaches $18 billion. The Price to Earnings Ratio is less than 15. The stock price is steadily on way to the 52-week high of $53.90. Yield is 1.22. Most of the stock is held by respected institutions. Do you have Best Buy Company Incorporated (NYSE: BBY) stock?

• Airline Merger of Inconvenience Equals Stock Value Loss - Editor, 16 may 2008 - No Comments yet

The facts are upfront and bare. Northwest and Delta will not reduce the numbers of their hubs. They will not force any personnel to leave. This is great news if you work for either airline. It is time to parachute out of either stock as well. There is no joy in owning any slice of the world’s largest airline.

• Essential Checks under Your Stock Hood - Editor, 15 may 2008 - No Comments yet

The months ahead could be like stock car racing. You have to drive a regular assembly-line model. The competition is fierce. Better use the pit stop to look under the hood.

• Time for Your Pharmaceutical Stock to Change its Patent Crutch - Editor, 14 may 2008 - No Comments yet

It is time for a whole new prescription. Pharmaceutical majors have always promised new drugs to substitute patent expiries. The stock market tends to react rapidly to every US FDA decision. Pharmaceutical stock prices rocket when a clinical trial looks good. These stock prices plummet with equal force when a generic producer offers the medicine at a fractional price. Why has this stock model changed?

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