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Brian J. Pitz (Bank of America)

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Last Activity: Added EBAY to bullish list on 04/02/08

Current Stock List:

Symbol	SP Sentiment	Rating	Return	Since
EBAY			-61.63%	04/02/08
GOOG			-38.22%	03/18/08

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Blog Posts

GOOG DoubleClick Closing Accelerates Google's Position in Display 03/18/08 — 3/11 - "At a high level, GOOG becomes a major competitive force in the market for display or banner advertising which we expect to grow faster than search...Through DoubleClick, Google owns the largest sell-side (i.e. publisher) ad server and one of the top buy-side (advertiser and agency) ad servers...

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ROCK-STAR INVESTORS

Rank	Name	Sharpe Ratio	Avg Return	Followers
1	noshoes	22.30	+48.71%	175
2	Gerald Greene	20.02	+46.30%	57
3	krprasad	17.43	+18.91%	7
4	The Big Bear	16.71	+44.07%	211
5	David Young	14.41	+14.95%	7

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POPULAR STOCKS

Symbol	Company Name	Sentiment
AMD	Advanced Micro Devices Inc
GOOG	Google Inc
F	Ford Motor Company
XOM	Exxon Mobil Corp
LEH	Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc
JPM	JPMorgan Chase & Co

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TODAY'S HEADLINES

LDK Solar's Growth Potential Offset by Gross Margin Pressure
by Paul Cheung (Zacks.com) about LDK

Cisco Systems Still a Wait and See
by Thomas Catino (Ant & Sons) about CSCO

The Merrill Lynch Diet: Starving Shareholders
by Zack Miller (BloggingStocks) about MER

Until Housing Improves, Don't Expect Stocks to Rebound
by J.D. Steinhilber (Agile Investing) about SPY

Google Blows Q2: Multiple Compression to Continue
by Henry Blodget about GOOG

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TODAY'S TOP PICKS

BDSI		Eyeing Opportunities in Micro-Cap Bio-Pharma Index by Mike Havrilla
SDS		S&P 500 a potential short by ripetrade1
HERO		My HERO by Locationh
GENZ		Full Calendar of FDA Decisions by Mike Havrilla
F		Bullish On Ford Next Week by scmfinance

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