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Sunday, October 31, 2010

Closing Bell: Stocks Seesaw on GDP Report (FSLR, PWER, HAL, FMR, VVUS

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Stocks opened lower this morning before getting a boost from the report that US GDP growth in the third quarter tallied an expected 2%. Then a report on consumer confidence sent the market sharply lower before it rebounded again to positive territory before heading slightly lower again.


On this final trading day of October -- and the 81st anniversary of the crash of 1929 -- stocks are poised to maintain their gains for the month. The DJIA is up about 3% in the month, while the S&P 500 is up 3.7%. The dollar weakened slightly today, down 0.1% against a basket of six other currencies. All eyes are now focused on next Tuesday's elections and Wednesday's meeting of the Fed's open market committee.

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Comfort Zone Investing: Keep It Simple ... Very Simple

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Comfort Zone InvestingWhile investing can be as complicated as you'd like to make it (stochastics anyone? perhaps collateralized debt obligation swaps instead?), the basics are very simple, especially for stock investors. Here are a few questions you can consider before buying or selling any stock.


1. Does the company sell anything? Laugh all you want, but this one question (and its answer) can save you lots and lots of money ... and grief. If you look at most biotech companies, they don't sell anything except hope. They have no revenues, but their stories are fantastic. Investors can get carried away with the promise (not the revenues or profits) of these sometime miracle producers. Most often, the promise turns to pffffft; the stock goes to zero. If a company doesn't have revenues, it doesn't mean you don't buy it (though you should have very good reasons), it only means you buy very little of it ... if you must, and you can't help yourself, and you've temporarily lost your investing compass.

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IMAX: Is It Too High to Buy?

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IMAX logoIMAX (IMAX) has been a wonderful stock to own. Admit it, you wish you had this one displayed on your broker's positions page (I know I do). On Friday, it closed at $21.65, not far from the new 52-week high of $21.95, which was reached during the intraday session. The one-year chart is an amazing image to behold for a couple reasons. First, there is the simple matter of the uptrend. Second, the stock already experienced a pullback before breaking through to fresh heights.


However, this brings to mind a valid concern: is the stock now a sell? Has it gone too far? You can't help but ask such questions. In fact, Theflyonthewall reported Friday that Craig-Hallum issued a downgrade on the shares. On the other hand, Theflyonthewall also mentioned some good news from Wedbush: that firm raised its rating for the theater entity.

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Happy Halloween: Here Are The 100 Richest, Safest Neighborhoods In America

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Everyone knows you get the best candy in rich neighborhoods.


But if you really want to know the statistically best neighborhood to go trick or treating, you've got to account for safety, density, walkability and home values.


Real estate site Zillow.com has made the definitive index to name the 20 best cities and best neighborhoods in each city.

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CHARTS OF THE WEEK: See How Four Asian Cities Monopolized Global Trade In 15 Short Years

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