Date updated:08-16-2007
This portfolio consists of TheStreet.com's Ratings Top 5 Mid Cap Stocks.
TheStreet.com Ratings has condensed a broad range of fundamental, technical, and economic data into a single, composite opinion of a stock's risk-adjusted performance.
Although it's impossible to guarantee a stock's future performance, the TheStreet.com Ratings provides a solid framework for making informed investment decisions.

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TGI
Triumph Group Inc - $49.89
- 0.00%
- $N/A
Triumph Group (TGI), an aircraft-components company, has maintained a buy rating since August 2005. The company has demonstrated impressive growth in revenue, net income and earnings per share, along with good cash flow from operations. The company has shown a pattern of positive EPS growth over the past two years, a trend TheStreet.com Ratings team believes will continue in the coming year. Triumph also has impressive net operating cash flow.

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LECO
Lincoln Electric - $54.25
- +1.76%
- $53.30
Welding-equipment maker Lincoln Electric (LECO) has secured a buy rating since August 2005. The company enjoys a largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels, solid stock price performance and impressive growth in revenue, earnings per share and net income. These factors should overcome Lincoln's low profit margins. Last month, the company said second-quarter earnings increased 30%, while revenue climbed 17%, higher than the industry average of 4.6%.

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GME
Gamestop Corp - $25.50
- 0.00%
- $N/A
GameStop (GME), a video game retailer, has been rated buy since August 2005. The company has enjoyed a largely solid financial position and solid stock price performance, with impressive growth in revenue, earnings per share and net income. These strengths are expected to outweigh the company's low profit margins. GameStop reported in May that first-quarter profit more than doubled because of strong sales of consoles. Sales increased 23% to $1.27 billion, greatly exceeding the industry average of 8%.

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SJM
Smuckers J M New - $53.57
- +1.69%
- $53.26
J. M. Smucker (SJM), which makes branded food products, has been rated buy since August 2006. The company has demonstrated long-term strategic growth initiatives and reported decent financial performance, despite a challenging cost environment in fiscal 2007. J.M. Smucker also continued its efforts to boost shareholder returns. In June the company reported a 21% increase in year-over-year fourth-quarter earnings. Annual sales totaled $2.15 billion, led by growth in the Smucker's and Jif brands, strong performance across businesses in the special markets and contribution from acquired brands.

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ORB
Orbital Sciences - $13.39
- +1.90%
- $13.19
Orbital Sciences (ORB), which builds satellites and rockets for commercial, military and civil government customers, has been rated buy since August 2005. The company enjoys a largely solid financial position and solid stock price performance, with strong growth in revenue, earnings per share and net income. TheStreet.com Ratings believes these strengths should outweigh the company's low profit margins. Last month, the company said second-quarter earnings increased 40%, beating Wall Street's expectations, while revenue climbed 39%. Orbital Sciences also boosted its full-year outlook.
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A. The only one I own : SLX,
too hard pick a winner out all of them
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09/29/2007 10:33 AM CDT Asked by Nebraska Cornhuskers
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