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An Undervalued Housing Play for Recovery BelieversPalm Harbor Homes manufactures factory-built homes. by Kyle Hartman | July 15, 2009 |
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Johnson & Johnson Still Undervalued After Beating the StreetJohnson & Johnson beat Wall Street with earnings of $1.15 per share today. The world’s largest healthcare company has been buying other firms with new drugs for its product line and is trading at a historically-low valuation. by Brad Briggs | July 14, 2009 |
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Inventories, Sales Data Point to Mild RecoveryAnother economic indicator from the United States Commerce department was released today. Inventory levels and small business sales can help investors to analyze what stage of the recession we are in, and how to profit. by Meredith Margrave | July 14, 2009 |
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Goldman Sachs Earnings Exceed ExpectationsGoldman Sachs reported earnings today and easily surpassed expectations. Many analysts see an upside to Goldman's share and have rated it a "buy". Find out how they shattered their previous earnings record. by Francisco Bermea | July 14, 2009 |
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Continuing International Expansion, Wal-Mart Opens First Store in IndiaThe discount retailer is now part of one of the world's largest marketplaces. It faces stiff competition from neighborhood oriented business. Wal-Mart officials have seen an encouraging start as consumers rush into their newest expansion. by Kyle Hartman | July 13, 2009 |
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Goldman to Beat Street Tomorrow, Analyst PredictsStar banking analyst Meredith Whitney expects Goldman Sachs to beat Wall Street's earnings estimates tomorrow morning. If her earnings estimate is accurate, Goldman will shatter its previous earning record set in 2007. by Francisco Bermea | July 13, 2009 |
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Consumer Credit Delinquencies Reach All-Time HighThe collapse of the housing market and rising unemployment are making it increasingly difficult for consumers to pay their bills. Delinquencies -- payments more than 30 days past due -- are on the rise. by Anthony Haddad | July 13, 2009 |
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Still No Budget in California, But Its Bonds Look TemptingThe California budget crisis is reaching full steam. With a $26 billion budget deficit, many see the risk of default as very real. by Andy Obermueller | July 11, 2009 |
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Michael Jackson's Greatest InvestmentMichael Jackson was commonly known as the king of pop. He should also be crowned the king of pop ownership. The eccentric music legend owns the rights to songs by the Beatles, Elvis, and Hank Williams. by Kyle Hartman | July 11, 2009 |
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Junk Bonds Living Up to Risky Reputation as Defaults ClimbJunk bonds can be classified as high risk, high reward. These hefty yielders have come under further scrutiny as several have defaulted on their payments. by Amy Calistri | July 11, 2009 |