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Drug Roundup - May 17, 2013

There have been several noteworthy developments in the drug space recently, which will likely have a material impact on the companies in this sector and the markets they serve. Companies mentioned in this review include Pfizer Inc. (PFE), Merck & Co. (MRK), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and Actavis (ACT). Read more

Automated Vending Machines: Thinking Outside the Retail Box

Modern vending machines can offer investors much more than just soda and snacks. As more companies incorporate this automated retail technology into their overall businesses, new avenues of growth will undoubtedly begin to materialize. Read more

Technology Round Up - May 2, 2013

There have been many noteworthy developments in the technology space recently. Some of these will likely have a material impact on the companies in the sector and the markets they serve. Companies featured include Netflix (NFLX), Google (GOOG), International Business Machines (IBM), and Apple (AAPL). Read more

Dark Pools Rising: Trading in the Dark

What is dark pool trading, and what does its increasing prevalence mean to the average investor? Read more

Drug Roundup - April 22, 2013

There have been several noteworthy developments in the drug space recently, which will likely have a material impact on the companies in this sector and the markets they serve. Companies mentioned in this review include Pfizer Inc. (PFE), Merck & Co. (MRK), and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). Read more

The Dogs of the Dow Make It Three for Three

Equities remained on a solid uptrend in the first quarter of 2013, with several of the broader indices carving out new all-time highs. Meanwhile, the Dogs of the Dow continued to impress, outperforming the 30 industrials for a third consecutive month. Read more

Weak Jobs Report Gives Fed Cover to Continue Bond-Buying Program, but…

The weak March government nonfarm payroll report almost certainly means the Federal Reserve will continue its monthly strategy of buying billions of dollars worth of United States Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities in the near future. That strategy promises to expand the Fed’s balance sheet even more than it has in recent years. But the central bank knows there are limits to what its policies can do. Read more

Outsourcing for the Future: Biomedical Research Contractors

During the most recent economic downturn, many biotech, medical, and pharmaceutical companies turned to outsourcing as a way to boost bottom-line performance. In times of economic weakness, some companies will instinctively react by implementing cost-reduction strategies. Read more

Bank Stress Tests: What Are They? How Did The Banks Do?

The Federal Reserve Board recently finished testing 18 large banks and financial services companies to determine how they might hold up in an extremely stressful environment. The results of the exercise were mixed, and some think the tests aren’t useful, but we think they are here to stay. Read more

Swinging for the Fences

One useful investment tool the Value Line Investment Survey offers is a list of stocks with the highest 3- to 5-year capital appreciation potential. In this article, we take a glimpse at the stories behind five of these stocks. Read more
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