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Small-Cap Stock Ebix Quietly Soaring

The Atlanta-based firm Ebix (EBIX) has less than 700 employees and a market value of around $500 million. That may sound big, but on Wall Street, it is small potatoes. When companies are that small, they usually don't generate big underwriting fees and are barely covered by insiders. In fact, there are just two analysts who currently follow the stock. So despite the fantastic growth, the company is still flying under the radar ... giving you a chance to buy in before other investors hear about this pick! Small-Cap Stock Ebix Quietly Soaring

Babes, Booze and Betting–Guilty Pleasures Investors Should Live Without

Hard economic times won’t stop consumers from indulging in their vices—gamblers will keep betting, bar-hoppers will keep drinking and smokers will keep puffing. But as more signs of an economic recovery are emerging every day, cashing in on “corruption” doesn’t trigger the same rush it did just a few months ago. Here are some guilty pleasures that you should really give up to keep your portfolio safe: Babes, Booze and Betting–Guilty Pleasures Investors Should Live Without

3 Stocks for the New 'Net Boom

It's 2001 all over again! Internet-based stocks are booming, from retailers to video game designers to service companies. There's no stopping these blowout companies that are tapping into the tremendous potential of the World Wide Web. A decade ago, investors were speculating on the untapped potential of the Internet ... but these three companies have proven numbers to show how to leverage the Web for huge profits. 3 Stocks for the New 'Net Boom

Two New IPOs Hit Wall Street

The market for initial public offerings is going to get a big test this week with two new issues; both Hyatt Hotels and Ancestry.com plan to debut on the exchanges. With the stock market being in such a sour mood for the past two years, the demand for initial offerings has understandably dried up, so a lot of eyes will be watching these IPOs. Two New IPOs Hit Wall Street

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Buy Hewlett-Packard Before Earnings

November 3, 2009

After some volatility on Wall Street recently, now is a great buying opportunity for investors who want a piece of Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) before it takes off again. I am confident that HPQ is far from the top of its run—and I’ll prove it to you by contrasting HPQ with fellow tech pick Logitech (LOGI). This computer peripherals company has also nearly doubled since the March lows, but unlike HPQ, it has struggled mightily just to be profitable. Buy Hewlett-Packard Before Earnings

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Unemployment Reaches 10.2%

November 6, 2009

The jobless rate reaches a 26-year high. Unemployment Reaches 10.2%

Hansen Misses Earnings

November 5, 2009

The Monster Energy drink stock falls three cents short of Wall Street's consensus. Hansen Misses Earnings

Starbucks Raises Guidance

November 5, 2009

The coffee-shop chain continues its remarkable turnaround. Starbucks Raises Guidance

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