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Friday, 26 March 2010
by Jim Trippon, editor The ETF Profit Report
Another bad sign for the bears is that they can’t use weak volume to their advantage, but it is that weak volume that keeps us being too enthusiastic about the recent move higher. We certainly do like the leadership that the tech sector is exerting. Read more...Free Offer
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Monday, 12 April 2010
by Lou Basenese, contributing editor The White Cap Report
When I say innovations, I’m talking about products with drug-injected, non-absorbent foams and “negative pressure” closure techniques. And we’ve identified the hands-down leader in the space – Kinetic Concepts Inc. (NYSE: KCI). Read more...
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
by Jim Trippon, editor The China Stock Digest
The three new stocks being added to our portfolio are real estate play, E House China Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: EJ); financial stock CNinsure Inc. (NASDAQ: CISG); and education services play Noah Education Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NED). Read more...
Monday, 19 April 2010
by Tom Slee, contributing editor Gordon Pape's Internet Wealth Builder
Even the most optimistic analysts were surprised and for once the numbers were solid. Overall, the industry beat street estimates by a startling 10% and at the same time increased its crucial Tier 1 capital ratio to 12.1%. No wonder banking executives are upbeat about their prospects. Read more...
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
by Brandon Clay, editor Invest with an Edge
 While it’s hard to classify any of the thirty Dow stocks as a “hidden gem,” 3M (NYSE: MMM) might come close; indeed the stock flies under the radar and is relatively unknown compared to other Dow constituents. Investors are more likely to know 3M as the maker of Post-It Notes, Scotch Tape, handheld video projectors, and scores of other familiar products. Yet 3M shares are no slouch. Read more... |
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'Cautiously bullish' is the theme du jour. The bears seem to have little ammunition and sell programs have had scant success in turning positive days negative.
When you think of Band-Aids, I guarantee you don’t think big profits. However, the wound care market tops $15 billion in annual sales. And the industry’s still growing at a healthy clip, thanks to high-tech innovations. 
This is shaping up as a banner year for Canadian banks. The recent federal budget was surprisingly kind to them. Prime Minister Harper, an unlikely ally, is vigorously defending them against demands for stricter regulations. And their first-quarter results were exceptional.