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Dividend Stocks for the Week
By Jonas Elmerraji Posted on Dec. 1, 2009 After an earnings season that has brought a significant stream of dividend-increasers, stocks are taking a step back, with jus...
12.01.09 | 13:52 PM
This Week's 'Barron's' Roundup
By Roberto Pedone Posted on Dec. 1, 2009 Bullish and Bearish: Each week, Barron’s publishes bullish and bearish stories on a variety of stocks. We present summaries o...
12.01.09 | 12:23 PM
Cramer's Take on Headline Stocks...
Posted on Dec. 1, 2009 Regardless of why a stock is in the news, it never hurts to hear what a professional investor has to say about it. The key is to gather as much in...
12.01.09 | 11:45 AM
Rocket Stocks for the Week
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By Jonas Elmerraji Posted on Nov. 30, 2009 With Black Friday behind us and another data-heavy week ahead, it’s time to turn once again to Rocket Stocks, our list of b...
11.30.09 | 09:16 AM
The Presidential/Political Thread
01.02.08 | 08:05 AM From author
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General market Technical Analysi...
11.14.07 | 22:55 PM From author
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Nymph's Trading Daily Trading Diary
04.13.09 | 01:10 AM From author
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Other People's Ideas (OPI)
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11.28.09 | 15:23 PM From author
Valerie J
Q.
What is a solid, well performing...
12.01.09 | 17:16 PM Asked by
Shenaynay
A. Quite a few solid, conservative
corporations paying dividends...Those
currently paying 4% to 6% yield
(inclusive) per year include: T, AEP,
BMY, DD, DUK, GSK, HCP, HCN, HNZ, KFT,
MRK, SE, SO, and VZ.
Those paying 2% to (less than) 4% annual
dividend yield currently would include
ABT, BAX, BHP, BA,CPB, CAT, CLX, CAG,
DE, ETN, EMR, XOM, GE, GIS, HON, JNJ,
KMB, MDT, PEP, PFE, PG, SYY, UN, UTX,
WM, KO, AND WMT.
Companies paying dividends annually of
2% to 4% may seem low...until comparing
them to Treasuries (short, intermediate
and long term) or money market accounts
(CDs).
Q.
Steel....playing catch up now. ...
03.24.09 | 11:34 AM Asked by
dgbkr
A. The only one I own : SLX,
too hard pick a winner out all of them
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Rising on Unusual Volume
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Analyst Upgrades
Analyst Upgrades or Estimate Increases for Dec. 1, 2009. Read more here. more
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