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Expanding Defensive Growth Index into Europe KO

73%

+26.07% in 409 days Expanding Defensive Growth Index into Europe <> <> The accompanying table presents an updated version of the ETFI Highly Defensive PerformIdex, which is expanded to 40 companies with market caps of at least $10B from the industry groups listed below. This defensive growth index is heavily weighted in consumer staples and healthcare and is now structured to include companies based in Europe, in addition to the United States and Canada. Compared to the previous version, this index has a lower beta and higher average market cap and adds European companie... Continue reading »

COKE Stock Test KO

61%

+25.09% in 412 days Or was that taste test? In either case KO fell off the shelf like everyone else did these last several weeks. The world economy can collapse for all we care but man must have his Coke and drink it too. KO s a member of Dow Jones Composite Dow Industrials S&P 100 S&P 500 and S&P 1500 Super Comp. KO has a small dividend on top of great options to trade and The Coca-Cola Company engages in the manufacture, distribution, and marketing of nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups worldwide. Now just to add some fries and a Big Mac. Continue reading »

KO KO

66%

-0.65% in 2 days (closed on 10/18/08) People are buying buying this stock because of increased sales, not noting that it was due to currency exchanges... If the dollar is appreciating, that eats away at lower Q2Q profits, and translates to lower international sales growth.  Sell. Continue reading »

Bullish on KO ... KO

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+20.85% in 423 days Continues to do well and global operations will likely ensure good growth during the lean period as well . It is likely to beat the competition as always and is maintaining its brand presence in all categories including the teas, juices, water and the sodas. Please hold out for a detailed report with more key insights Continue reading »

Highly Defensive PerformIdex KO

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-15.56% in 76 days (closed on 10/23/08) <> The above table (click on image for full-screen view) represents a Highly Defensive PerformIdex ETF proposal comprised of companies based in either the US or Canada with market caps greater than $5 billion from the following industry groups: (A) Grocery Stores (2); (B) Consumer Staples (11) – Non-Food/Beverage (2), Processed & Packaged Foods (4), Tobacco (1), Alcoholic Beverages (2), Non-Alcoholic Beverages (2); (C) Health Benefit Providers (3); (D) Consumer Healthcare (3); (E) Utilities (3); (F) Telecom Services (2); (G) Ag/Metal Commodities (4); (H) At-Home Entertainm... Continue reading »

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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Obama's pro-coal stance makes Copenhagen a charade

Filed under: General Electric (GE), Coca-Cola (KO), Market matters, Chesapeake Energy (CHK), NIKE, Inc'B' (NKE), Anadarko Petroleum (APC), Politics, Cramer on BloggingStocks, Southern Company (SO) From TheStreet.com Network Quality Energy Picks Ahead of the Summit Invest in Energy Realities TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says the biggest companies can lobby their way to huge profits. Anyone serious about climate change knows that coal is the worst enemy of the environment. We can have all of the electric cars we want, if they are hooked into a coal-based utility system then the... Continue reading »

DJIA Market Wrap 5 December

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The 60-minute trend is negative according to the force index indicator. The MACD indicator is printing a number of consecutive negative divergences. Prices are moving laterally within a trading range. The 10500 level has been tested already several times. Almost all stocks are moving above their short, medium and long term moving averages indicating how well the trend developed. DD, MCD, TRV printed a new 20-day low. Several stocks printed new 20-day highs; they are BA, CSCO, GE, INTC, JNJ, T, VZ. INTC and JNJ printed 5 consecutive up closes. In the Figure you can see a summary of the tren... Continue reading »

DJIA Market Wrap 5 December

The 60-minute trend is negative according to the force index indicator. The MACD indicator is printing a number of consecutive negative divergences. Prices are moving laterally within a trading range. The 10500 level has been tested already several times. Almost all stocks are moving above their short, medium and long term moving averages indicating how well the trend developed. DD, MCD, TRV printed a new 20-day low. Several stocks printed new 20-day highs; they are BA, CSCO, GE, INTC, JNJ, T, VZ. INTC and JNJ printed 5 consecutive up closes. In the Figure you can see a summary of the tren... Continue reading »

Fortune: Yacktman Fund (YACKX) - Patience & Contrarian Style Pays Off

34%

I always enjoy reading success stories from the "little guy", especially in such a field as mutual funds which are dominated by giants.  [Sep 21, 2009: BW - The Beauty of Small Boutique Mutual Funds]  Further, I am always on the look out for fund managers who employ a completely variant strategy to myself, as (a) it is interesting to read about what they do and (b) they would offer a nice counterweight balance in a portfolio of mutual funds.  "Large cap value" is about as far in the investing spectrum from the strategy I run.  Fairholme Fund [<>Feb 3, 2009: Fairholme Funds (FAIRX) 2008 Re... Continue reading »

DJIA - Market Wrap 29 Nov

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The 60-minute trend is positive according to the force index indicator. The MACD indicator is printing a number of consecutive negative divergences. Prices managed to breakout the lower trendline of the rising channel. The emini is now retesting the trendline. Next support at 10000 where the Dow has the up gap still open. Stocks were all negative on Friday. Almost all stocks are moving above their short, medium and long term moving averages indicating how well the trend developed. JPM printed a new 20-day low. BAC, HPQ, IBM, INTC, JPM, KFT, KO, MSFT printed 3 consecutive down closes. In th... Continue reading »

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