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1) Can Things Ever Really Be Normal Again? + Lee’s take on F, GE, AAPL, INTC, LVS, WMT, TGT, V, MA, AXP, SCHW, AMTD, ETFC, MCD, BKC, WEN, NFLX, and NATH.
Lee Allen
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I will let you in on a little secret... Our economy did not fall off a cliff... Yet!
But if you are one of the ninety percent of Americans still working, you may already know this. If you are someone with stocks like Ford (F), General Electric (GE), Apple (AAPL), Intel (INTC), or Las Vegas Sands (LVS) in your portfolio, you already know this. If you are one of the people who ran out and bought rifles and a thousand rounds of ammunition for each of your family members and have not shot one bullet, you already know this, too. |
The only problem is that things just don't feel the same as they did a few years back. I'm not sure it will ever be the same. We probably all feel like we are on the other side of a terrible economic mishap, but the light, oxygen, and non-half gallon cartons of ice cream all seem just a little bit different. Sort of like they might all be held in place by some fragile mysterious invisible force of some type.
This must be what a New Normal feels like. But what could really be going on? I’m afraid I might know... |
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Would this woman make a better Citigroup, Sprint, or General Electric CEO?
Maybe that's the New Normal. |
Click Here for Lee’s insights into this fragile New Normal we all seem to be enjoying these days...
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3) 3 Recovery Stocks to Own Now |
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4) Expert Articles Recap — In Case You Missed It The First Time… |
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Fabian.com's Doug Fabian - ETF Talk: Is It a China Miracle or a Mirage?
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InvestorsObserver.com's Lee Allen - Could Bargain-Priced Smartphones Cause An Unsightly Industry Implosion At Any Moment? + Lee’s take on WMT, TGT, BBY, DG, DLTR, AAPL, GOOG, MSFT, NOK, MOT, RIMM, PALM, DELL, HPQ, and IBM. Read Story... |
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This Week: Is There Anything Worth Having In The Bargain Bin? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: PCLN, AA, X, KFT, XOM and GE
- Why could General Electric (GE) be a solid bargain stock to play and what strategy could yield over 23% annualized returns with 12% downside protection?
- With a market swimming in potential bargains what sector may be overpriced and ready for a unique strategy with possible gains of up to 26%?
- How can investors use the 30 stocks in the Dow to generate some cash returns today along with almost 7% downside protection?
Get this week’s feature articles by our portfolio analysts. Expect the options and hedge strategies, tactics, insights, and specific trade ideas that could give you an inside edge. This weeks articles are titled:
Stocks Covered: General Electric (GE), Las Vegas Sands (LVS), Wal-Mart (WMT)
Target Returns: Up to 7.6% or 68.6% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 29.1%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Low to Moderate Relative Risk
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Stock Covered: Baidu, Inc. (BIDU)
Target Return: 11.1% and 176.2% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 11.1%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
7) Portfolio Update: MarketSmart 10% Hedged Portfolio |
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Lst week, we locked in a $2,400 profit in our February portfolio at expiration, then this week, our analysts picked four new trades in the April portfolio. This portfolio service points out a series of trades every month with the goal of generating a 10% return if the stock rises, stays flat, or even drops by up to 10%. Usually three to five very conservative debit spread trades.
Stocks Covered: Research in Motion (RIMM), Alcoa (AA), Netflix (NFLX), Joy Global (JOYG)
Targeted Combined Return: $1,7 00, 11.1%
Average downside protection: 12.3%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Moderate Relative Risk
8) Exclusive Special Report! Can The Food Industry Cook Up Profits In 2010? |
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Be one of the first to read and reap from this options trade based report.
Summary: Food is an issue that is always at the front of Americans’ minds. Trips to the grocery store are a weekly ritual and some holidays seem to be based solely on great cuisine. The food industry saw many challenges during the Great Recession of 2008-2009, but leading companies found ways to cut costs and improve profitability despite dramatic changes in consumer behavior. This report summarizes the changes undergone in the industry as well as provides unique investment ideas designed to profit on the future of the food industry.
Stocks Covered:Kroger (KR), Whole Foods Market Inc. (WFMI), Safeway (SWY), Brinker International (EAT), Yum! Brands (YUM), Darden Restaurants, Inc. (DRI), McDonald’s (MCD), Kraft Foods (KFT), and more…
Target Returns: Up to 31.6% or 114.1% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 12.5%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Moderate Relative Risk
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