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Richard Gibbons (Fool.com)

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Last Activity: Added C to bullish list on 03/30/08

Current Stock List:

Symbol	Return	Since
C	-13.01%	03/30/08
GOOG	+6.96%	03/30/08
AIG	-53.27%	03/30/08

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Blog Posts

GOOG Now's the Time for Opportunistic Greed 03/30/08 — 3/29 - "...volatility also provides opportunities. The market's giving you the chance to buy stocks for prices substantially lower than a year ago. The question is: Do you have the courage to buy the best opportunities when they are available?" "It's tremendously difficult to act when everyone's c...

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ROCK-STAR INVESTORS

Rank	Name	Sharpe Ratio	Avg Return	Followers
1	akiralegrand	13.36	+16.96%	8
2	The Big Bear	11.34	+22.48%	158
3	toxic	10.60	+20.53%	42
4	noshoes	9.60	+16.61%	49
5	C.W. Lee	9.33	+18.02%	16

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POPULAR STOCKS

Symbol	Company Name	Sentiment
T	AT&T Inc
F	Ford Motor Company
GE	General Electric Company
DELL	Dell Inc
C	Citigroup Inc
AMZN	Amazoncom Inc

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TODAY'S HEADLINES

Berkshire Hathaway: Like a Kid in a Candy Store
by Horacio Marquez (Seeking Alpha) about BRK.A

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

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TODAY'S TOP PICKS

LEH		Why there is now bottom in sight by newsmonkey
CVC		CVC - Smart money is buying by newsmonkey
SOLR		Bullish on SOLR ... by Zachary Scheidt
DXDBX		Bullish on DXDBX ... by The Stock Advisors
JAH		Bullish on JAH ... by Stock Market Beat

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