| | | Global expert powers up with Korea Electric | | Friday, 07 September 2007 | |  "I'm very bullish on South Korea and a turnaround play in this region has come to my attention: Korea Electric Power Corp. (NYSE: KEP)," notes global expert Yiannis Mostrous.
In His The Silk Road Investor, the advisor notes, "The economy has more defensive qualities than is commonly believed and will be one of the least-affected economies in Asia if the credit crunch goes catastrophic."
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| Currency ETFs: Falling dollar buys | | Friday, 07 September 2007 | |  "As the subprime crisis spread around the world, there was a temporary rush into U.S. dollars," say Pamela and Mary Anne Aden. "But the U.S. dollar remains weak and bearish."
Here, in The Aden Forecast, the economic experts offer their outlook on the dollar and their favorite exchange-traded funds for those seeking global currency exposure.
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| A contrary call on KB Home: Building value? | | Thursday, 06 September 2007 | |  "While others are waiting for the next shoe to drop in the stock markets, I believe that the bottom is in," says technical expert Yola Edwards in The Internet Wealth Builder.
Meanwhile, she has found a stock that she likes within "the rubble of the U.S. housing market." Here is her contrary look at KB Home (NYSE: KBH). She says, "If you believe in buying good-quality companies when they're down, KB Homes offers a great opportunity." Read more... | |
| Cash is King: Carlson's trio of cash-rich techs | | Thursday, 06 September 2007 | |  "Given the problems in the credit markets, companies with plenty of cash and little debt should find support on Wall Street," says Chuck Carlson, editor of The DRIP Investor and the industry leader in dividend reinvestment plans.
Here, the advisor profiles three such "cash-heavy firms" -- Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM).
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| | Quality gold and silver stocks: 'Great time to buy' | | Wednesday, 05 September 2007 | |  "Investors need to focus on companies rather than stocks; indeed, I'd rather buy an excellent company at a reasonable price than a mediocre company at a great price," says resources expert Adrian Day.
In his Global Analyst, the advisor says, "This is a great time to be buying good quality companies." Here, he looks at some favorites in the gold and silver area.
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| Janus Orion: A 'go-anywhere' fund star | | Wednesday, 05 September 2007 | |  "Janus Orion (JORNX) goes anywhere," says Walter Frank in MoneyLetter. This fund, he explains, seeks companies in the "early stages of transformation, regardless of size, industry, or location."
He says, "The fund's 15.3% total return for the year to date outpaces 99% of its Morningstar peers, while in longer-term periods (up to five years), it bests at least 98% of its category."
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| BHP Billiton: Vardy mines for value | | Tuesday, 04 September 2007 | |  "One of the strongest investment themes is the global commodities supercycle," notes international investing expert Nick Vardy, editor of The Global Bull Market Alert.
He explains, "Now that global mining stocks are trading below their 12-month highs, it's a good time to pick out potential winners as the latest financial storm blows over." Here, he looks at Australian mining giant, BHP Billiton Ltd. (NYSE: BHP).
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| |  Garmin International (NASDAQ: GRMN) is the latest Spotlight Stock from Dan Sullivan, a leadling expert in relative strength analysis. Here is his review from The Chartist.
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| Bill Martin goes for 'Extreme' gains | |  The aggressive portfolio at FindProfit seeks "swing for the fence ideas". Bill Martin sees "home run" potential at Extreme Networks (NASDAQ: EXTR).
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| Pile's patient picks: eBay & Disney | | 
Nate Pile, the editor of Nate's Notes, looks at a pair of stocks to accumulate on weakness; here, the advisor reviews ebay (NASDAQ: EBAY) and Disney (NYSE: DIS).
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| Perry's hybrid income picks | |  "Income deposit securities are composed of a bond and equity," says growth and income expert Bryan Perry in his The 25% Cash Machine. Here are two 'hybrids'.
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| Rohrbach: Timing expert issues buy | |  Jim Rohrbach, a top timer for over 3 decades -- and one who successfully side-stepped the recent decline -- just issued a buy signal for the NYSE in Investment Models.
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|  In his top-performing Coolcat Report, growth and momentum expert Kevin Kennedy takes a look at Cummins (NYSE: CMI), his latest "stock of the week."
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| Amgen: A trading buy in biotech | |  "Because Amgen (NASDAQ: AMGN) stock has sold off so heavily, we now believe it is an attractive, short-term buy," says John McCamant in Medical Technology Stock Letter.
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| A 'yen' for currency trading | |  In The ETF Trader, fund expert Doug Fabian has issued a buy recommendation on the Currency Shares Japanese Yen Trust (ASE: FXY), an ETF that is a play on a rising yen.
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| 'Unique fundamentals' boost NYMEX | |  "My favorite energy exchange is NYMEX Holdings (NYSE: NMX)," says Ivan Martchev in Vital Resource Investor. "I believe in the company's unique advantages."
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| SurModics: 'Delivering gains' | |  Technician Melvin Pasternak looks for trades that can be held for several weeks or months. The latest buy in his Swing Trader newsletter is SurModics (NASDAQ: SRDX).
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