This is a great growth stock-- they deliver medication through the post office at a discount. Most insurance companies let you get a 3-month supply for the price of a month's supply. As baby boomers get older and have to take more medication, this stock could easily double and split. CVS recently stole Caremark from an ESRX deal, so watch for more competition between this company and traditional pharmacies.

I really like Sandisk-- they offer premium memory cards and lead the industry with their innovative products, such as the SanDisk Ultra II SD Plus Cards that allow you to fold the SD card over so it plugs directly into a USB port, eliminating the need for a SD card reader, and their upcoming partnership with Dell with new solid-state hard drives, which will become more popular in laptop computers as the upper limit on the memory increases and the prices come down. I'm looking to load up on this stock through the summer as it levels off, in preparation for a 10% or more increase by next year.

HP continues to offer good computers in competition with Dell. If I had the money, I'd buy some shares just to keep track of the stock.

Last year I made 68% from June through January on Nordstrom stock. Watch this retailer grow more as customers continue to buy luxury clothes. May buy some more in the summer and ride it up again.

Target is still a great company, and offers great brands at a low price. Their stores feel more like department stores than discount stores, and yet are cleaner and friendlier than Kmart and cannot be compared to Walmart. May buy some in summer as last summer saw a nice gain.

Sells a good product that is becoming more stylish. Looking to buy over the summer as their good quarters will be in the winters. UPDATE: Q1 earnings barely made estimates so they are being hammered down, but may be a good opportunity to buy. Still, will wait until the summer before taking a position, if any.

Will they turn it around? Last earnings call I listened to they were bringing in company veterans to turn this around-- but I am convinced that they need some new blood to spice up the brand. Otherwise, this company might as well be dead. However, Old Navy still does well. If they can make Gap more like Old Navy, they might have something. Or they should take a page from Target's play book and make Nordstrom-knockoffs. Gap would do better if they stopped hiring celebrities to appear in their ads and instead spent the money on top-designers creating affordable lines.

Watch for this to spike after DNDN approval May 15th. Wish I had they money to invest in this EFT, but all my money's in DNDN! Too many eggs in one basket, but when they are golden eggs, how else are you going to carry them?