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• Private Equity Secrets for Top Stock Picks - Editor, 21 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Investment Analysis, Sensitivity Analysis, Trend Analysis form a triple whammy. They teach the basics in business schools. Some stock market Gurus are gifted with insights. The sources of the methods do not matter. The results show you how to invest.

• Stock Solution to Search Engine Controversies - Editor, 20 may 2008 - No Comments yet

One member of the Computer Services Industry wants to buy another. The latter neither sells nor presents any concrete business improvement plans. The champ, in the meantime, reports ever-improving quarterly results. Most of this is because advertisers and customers increasingly use the Internet. However, some doubting types allege that the champ fudges numbers.

• 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’.

• 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?

• Top Stock Picks of the Spring Mating Season - Editor, 9 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Birds and stocks start singing around the middle of every April. Mates and investors are in top demand. Everyone gets new plumage. Statements and songs are rigorously rehearsed. You cannot afford to remain unheard.

• The Greenspan Test for Financial Planning and Stock Market Advice - Editor, 6 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Tokyo junkets are supposed to involve relaxing polar flights, sushi, and geishas. Poor old man Greenspan ran in to turbulent questions instead. He is feisty as anyone in horn-rimmed spectacles. The recession is not his doing. Neither does he have anything to do with the foreclosure epidemic. However, his crystal ball shows that realty prices may rise at some point on the horizon. These are some gems he cast before brash reporters on the sidelines of a large bank sponsored ‘event’ in the Land of the Rising Sun in April.

• Stock Depends on Dining Option - Editor, 2 may 2008 - No Comments yet

Why does one restaurant succeed while others fail? Owners can never take customers for granted. Some top outlets of yesterday can lose custom in a flash. It is hard for stock investors to exit. After all, business, social, and family events cannot stop. Perhaps we can shuffle stocks within the Restaurants Industry. There are other options within the Services Sector as well. Are you ready for an example?

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