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March 9, 2010

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the market's lows. It was March 9, 2009, when the Dow dipped below 6,500. While this date would eventually mark the bottom and a turning point for the markets, it was a scary time for investors. And today, one year later, we're not fully out of the woods. So today, while many investors will look at this anniversary as a reminder of the dangers of investing, I hope you'll join me in finding the next round of market-beating winners.

Two New Buys–Global

March 8, 2010

Our Global Growth Buy List stocks performed strongly last week rising 5.8%, with our average Israeli stock surging 6.7% and the average Top 3 stock rising 5.4%, despite continuing fears regarding Greece's financial stability and rising crude oil prices that topped $82 per barrel on Friday. Additionally, both copper and other metal prices rose last week due to concerns about supply disruptions from South America following the devastating Chilean earthquake.

Our Stocks Outperform the Market Again–Blue Chip

March 5, 2010

Blue Chips performed well this week despite a number of sobering government economic reports that left the broader markets scratcing their heads.

Is the Market Getting Ahead of the Economy?–Emerging

March 5, 2010

Since the last monthly issue of Emerging Growth, we've been in the midst of a flurry of positive earnings reports, despite an overall economic recovery that remains slow. One thing is clear: There are positive signs and the economy is growing–albeit at a slow pace.

Earnings Send Stocks Soaring–Quantum

March 5, 2010

The past week brought significant gains to our Quantum Growth Buy List, rising nearly triple that of the S&P. Two earnings reports in particular sent our stocks soaring, but there were a number of good economic reports this week that I want to cover, as well as our two new buys.