Well on its way to becoming the #1 car manufacturer. As GM continues to stumble, I see Toyota to continue to gain market share. Moreover, I see them overcoming their current quality issues as they did it before in 2003.

Strong continued growth of this stock, and do not see the military budget for satellite communications equipment changing, even with the new Congress.

Strong dividend play, well run company with expansion into China.

While it has already undergone quite a run, there was a lot of insider buying at current prices, they have divested their poorly performing division, paying down debt and bringing on new marketing talent.

The sum of the parts is probably worth more than the whole. This is a play the company divests and splits up.

This is speculation. This is a play on the huge boon of ETFs. However, competition will probably continue to be fierce, I think that the voume of money shifting to ETFs will overcome pricing competition in management fees. They have two highly touted investors from Wharton running the company. One professor of finance, one a highly successful hedge fund guy who graduate from Wharton. Funny, but my biggest concern is management here. The guys know how to manage money, but can they manage a company?

I think that this is the best in class pharma play.

I took this tip from Jim Cramer's Mad Money. While I would not take anything directly from the show, the company is run by former students of Larry Bowers, from UC Santa Barbara. Having done my graduate studies there and working with Bowers's students, I know they are top notch. So the scientific talent is here. The question remains about management. Speculation, and the possibly spin off of their Luminent division.