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  • Nomi Prins and the “Amazon is Running on Empty” Summit — what’s teased by Rogue Strategic Trader?

    What's the "Tiny Firm Saving Amazon" that has "discovered a way to eliminate fuel and gas prices forever?"

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  • Friday File: Two “Green Chip” EV Stocks Teased

    Checking out some teasers for "off the beaten path" electric vehicle stocks.

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  • The Winners of 2015

    Looking back at the teaser picks that worked this year

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  • Dittman’s “How to Bank Massive Gains from an $11 Afterthought Stock.”

    What's the Secret "Market Titan" Being Pitched by Canadian Edge

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  • Annual Review: The Big List

    Compiled list, in order of affection, of our past "Idea of the Month" picks with updated opinions

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  • Annual Revisit: Income Ideas (part one)

    I’m shaking things up a bit this time around — every year, I spend some time early in the year going over all the past suggestions I’ve made as “Idea of the Month” picks, and we’re doing the same once again starting today … but this time instead of a chronological listing I’m going to […]

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  • Catching up on old Picks, and answering some questions.

    The markets are debt-obsessed once again, I’m afraid — not corporate debt, as they were in 2008 and 2009 when any company with leveraged was thrown out the window, but gummint debt. I don’t know whether this will be a real “reckoning” for the US government, when we really take stock of our obligations and […]

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  • Catchup, part two: Buys, sells, holds and “I dunno’s”

    A couple weeks ago I started my annual navel-gazing exercise of looking back at past “idea of the month” stock (and other investment) suggestions — that first look covered the first year or so of these more formalized ideas for the Stock Gumshoe Irregulars, from 2008 to mid-2009, and now we’ll try to catch up. […]

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  • “The Rarest Securities on Earth”

    The folks at StreetAuthority are running a teaser along the same lines of several they’ve run in the past, one that touts the “rarest securities on earth” — these are Enhanced Income Securities, they are sold by different names but essentially are just stapled securities, a high-yield bond tacked on to a share of stock, […]

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  • Enhanced Income — New Flyer and their comrades

    Before I get into today’s thoughts about New Flyer and some similar income securities, I should just mention that two of the stocks I’ve profiled as “Idea of the Month” picks reported news-heavy earnings today — one spectacular and including a dividend increase and a 10% jump in the share price, one terrible, including a […]

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  • August Idea of the Month: Stimulus, Greenery, and Recovery, and a huge yield while you wait? New Flyer Industries

    I’ve been asked many times to try to streamline my comments a bit, so we’ll see if I can’t get this Idea of the Month out in a couple fewer words than I’ve had the habit of producing … keep your fingers crossed! New Flyer Industries is a leading bus manufacturer in North America, with […]

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  • “Rarest Security on Earth: Average 17.2% Yield”

    I intended to work some more on Peter Schiff’s picks today, but the level of interest in that piece yesterday was, well, underwhelming — so I’ll work on something else for a bit and come back to our friend Mr. Schiff a bit later. Today I wanted to take a look at an ad that’s […]

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  • “The Best of Both Worlds . . . High Yields with Low Risk”

    Who can resist a headline like that? High yields, low risk … that’s pretty much the holy grail for investors these days (well, except for those who haven’t yet given up on finding the next Google, or the next Seabridge Gold). So what is this all about? Today I’m working with just a wee snippet […]

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