Date updated:05-15-2007
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UPS
United Parcel Svc - $56.85
- 0.00%
- $N/A
Internet commerce will continue to need delivery services like UPS to get the products to their customers.

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LMT
Lockheed Martin C - $74.60
- -1.31%
- $75.40
With future wars looming (IE. IRAN), Lockheed Martin is positioned to provide the military equipment needed to kick ass.

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CDWC
Cdwc - $0.00
- N/A
- $N/A
With only 3-4% of the IT equipment market. There is plenty of growth out there for a company with CDW's management prowess.

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HAL
Halliburton Co - $31.47
- -0.51%
- $31.44
Energy makes the world's economies function. Until we make energy from air/water companies like Haliburton will thrive. Just need to get past their political stigma with relations with VP Cheney.

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GERN
Geron Corporation - $5.44
- -1.81%
- $5.50
No Analysis added

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GE
Gen Electric Co - $15.78
- -0.44%
- $15.95
Well diversified industrial with strong aerospace component and exposure to nuclear energy.

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DIS
Walt Disney-disne - $29.12
- +0.41%
- $29.01
Disney, need I say more. Great brand. Movie making. Now own Pixar.

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MGM
M G M Mirage - $10.40
- -0.38%
- $10.38
gambling's never been bigger. MGM is a major player and with expansion coming to the far east look for more from this winner.
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A. if you pull up a chart of fcx and
overlay the $SPX on it you'll see a
direct correlation since march. they're
talking about resuming a dividend. that
should help. but for now i'd say as goes
the s n p, so goes fcx. no one can tell
you a target price with any certainty
A. The only one I own : SLX,
too hard pick a winner out all of them
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02/02/2007 21:33 PM CST Asked by SCG
Not to mention that your percentages don't even add up to 100%, I suggest a calculator if it is too hard to add mentally
02/02/2007 21:31 PM CST Asked by SCG
Actually, the stocks should be distributed as shown:
40% CDWC
25% SBUX
10% HAL
15% UPS
10% LMT
Perhaps a little more homework magician, and you would know that CDW is worth more than 5% of your investment. Better luck next time.
02/02/2007 21:27 PM CST Asked by magician
This is indeed a well-diversified portfolio. Over the last five years the correlations of returns are remarkably low. For a 20% return a good mix would be:
55% UPS
40% LMT
5% CDWC
20% HAL
20% SBUX
This will give you volatility roughly equal to the S&P 500 over the last five years, and four times the return.
Adding cash - say, 13-week Treasuries - to this portfolio can lower the risk a tiny bit while maintaining a 20% return, but the difference in risk is negligible.
02/02/2007 17:11 PM CST Asked by SCG
Excellent Portfolio, well diversified, looking at about a 20% return.