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More Features » The Role Of Parents In Financial Education The need for a concerted program of financial education cannot be ignored, and even though many parents are ill-equipped … The Cold, Hard Facts Behind Funding Your Retirement Most people, depending on which side of retirement they’re on, feel they either won’t ever be able [...]

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Hormel Transforming, But Valuation Already Ahead Of It

Within the food and beverage sector there are certain stocks that just never get all that cheap, leaving investors with the uncomfortable choice of paying up (and hoping that the growth expectations come through) or waiting for the rare sell-off. In addition to companies like Nestle (OTC:NSRGY) and Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO), Hormel (NYSE:HRL) deserves a place [...]

Ski-Doo IPO Raises $254 Million: Should You Buy?

Canadian snowmobile, watercraft and all-terrain vehicle manufacturer BRP Inc., better known as Ski-Doo, raised $254 million from its IPO May 22. Sold by Bombardier (OTC:BDRBF) in 2003 to a consortium led by the founders along with Bain Capital, BRP was able to sell 12.2 million shares at C$21.50 per share. Scheduled to start trading sometime [...]

World stocks slump as Japan’s Nikkei loses 7%

Financial markets around the world were roiled Thursday after Japanese stocks suffered their biggest slide since the country was hit by a devastating tsunami more than two years ago. Several reasons have been blamed for the 7.3 percent fall in the Nikkei index to 14,483.98, including a spike in Japanese government bond yields and unexpectedly [...]

Reputational Risk

Investopedia explains ‘Reputational Risk’ Reputational risk is a hidden danger that can pose a threat to the survival of the biggest and best-run companies. It can often wipe out millions or billions of dollars in market capitalization or lost revenues and can occasionally result in a change at the uppermost levels of management. The biggest problem [...]

NetApp Is Probably Cheap, But The Headwinds Aren’t Going Away

Tech is in the dumps. That’s not really new or controversial, as even Cisco’s (Nasdaq:CSCO) report was not all that strong in absolute terms. To that end, it’s not entirely surprising that NetApp (Nasdaq:NTAP) reported results that were a bit weak and guidance that wasn’t terribly impressive either. I don’t believe that NetApp is closing [...]

Look Towards Small-Caps For Big Dividends

With the market reaching new highs every day, many investors have begun to get a little worried about its immediate future prospects. As such, they have been turning their attentions back towards dividend investing. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) such as the iShares High Dividend Equity (ARCA:HDV) -which tracks a broad-basket of dividend paying companies- have become [...]

General Motors Hits $33: Where To From Here?

General Motors (NYSE:GM) hit its IPO Price of $33 May 17, 30 months after going public. While business seems reasonably strong in Detroit, there’s no guarantee it will stay that way. Is GM a momentum play or should investors stay away. I’ll answer both sides of this question.SEE: Use The Momentum Strategy To Your AdvantageThe [...]

After A Big Rally, Pfizer Might Need Some Rest

Big Pharma has enjoyed an exceptional stretch of performance lately, reversing what had been a relatively rare period of underperformance brought on by overdone fears over this sector’s ability to continue to grow. While the recovery in Pfizer’s (NYSE:PFE) valuation was valid, the question now is whether the shares have significant room left to move. [...]

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