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Stocks Covered Today:
American Express (AXP), First Solar (FSLR), AT&T (T)
Target Returns: Up to 14.7% Return assigned 68.5% annualized)*
Downside Protection: Up to 17.0%

Stocks to Watch This Week: Google (GOOG), BHP Billiton (BHP), Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA), Delta Air Lines (DAL) and Family Dollar Stores (FDO)
Target Returns: Up to 19.0% and 151.1% Annualized*
Protection: Up to 17.8%

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Who is Covered:  S&P 500 Depository Receipts (SPY), AIG (AIG)
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Downside Protection: Up to 52.3%
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Who is Covered: Apple (AAPL), Qualcomm (QCOM), Wellpoint (WLP)
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1) Will Earnings Drive The Market In The Second Half? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: AA, MU, ORCL, INTC and IBM

Vic Wisemann Contributor

Investors, whose optimism was recently shaken by surprisingly weak economic data, are now hoping companies can provide some clues about a recovery. Investors’ focus in the coming weeks will shift from economic reports to corporate earnings announcements and forecasts for the rest of the year. After investors were rattled recently by the latest consumer and employment data, there is growing uncertainty in the market about how strong the second half of the year will be. This is also likely to be the last quarter companies will have such weak year-over-year comparables. Aluminum maker Alcoa Inc. (AA), the first of the 30 companies that make up the Dow Jones industrials to report second-quarter results, opens earnings season on July 12th. Hundreds of other corporations will issue their reports during the following weeks, as many in the market are wondering if the recent selloff has been overdone. If so, then this would be a good time to pick up some nice stocks at bargain prices. The market, often reacting with a crowd mentality, leads to overbought and oversold situations.

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4) Expert Articles Recap — In Case You Missed It The First Time…

5) Feature Articles

This Week: Mid-Year Earnings Season Preview: Important Stocks To Watch Like IBM, GOOG, T, and XLF - Strategies, Tactics, And Trade Ideas…                   

• Why can a weak market be an ideal lead-in to mid-year earnings season and what widely held stock and strategy can investors use for up to a 29% annualized target return with almost 18% downside protection?
• Why can a weak market be an ideal lead-in to mid-year earnings season and what widely held stock and strategy can investors use for up to a 29% annualized target return with almost 18% downside protection?
  
• What significant new product release could be an indicator that a certain stock may be on very solid ground and what strategy can investors use to play this stock to target an annualized return of over 10% with over 5% downside protection plus a 6.7% dividend yield?
• What formerly battered sector seems ready for some potential growth this earnings season and which ETF strategy can generate a targeted annualized return of up to 13% with over 12% downside protection and a generous 1.6% dividend yield?

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:

• Calling In The iProfits
• Will Earnings Drive The Market In The Second Half?
• Ideas For Strong Stocks In A Weak Market
• Could The Time Be Right For A Play On The Financial Sector?

Stocks Covered: IBM (IBM), Google (GOOG), AT&T (T)
Target Returns: Up to 11.4% or 196% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 18%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Low to Moderate Relative Risk

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Stock Covered: The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (GS)
Target Return: 5.3% and 42.1% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 21.4%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced

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Stocks Covered: Bank of America (BAC), Wal-Mart (WMT)
Target Returns:  $2,266  or 7.5%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Moderate Relative Risk

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Stocks Covered: Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Eli Lilly and Company (LLY), Pfizer, Inc. (PFE), Bristol Myers Squibb (BMY), Merck & Co., Inc. (MRK)
Target Returns: Up to 25.0% or 86.1% Annualized*
Downside Protection: Up to 8.6%
Investor Level: Beginner to Advanced
Risk Level: Moderate Relative Risk

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