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July 15, 20110Comments

3Q11 Sector ETF Rankings: Chips and Dips Rise To The Top

The consumer staples and information technology sectors are tops among the ten major sectors. Both get our “attractive” rating. Our Sector Roadmap report ranks and rates all of the 10 sectors. It also benchmarks all sectors against the S&P 500, which gets our “neutral” rating and the Russell 2000, which gets our “dangerous” rating.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
June 14, 20113Comments

RIMM’s Stock Offers A Free Option On a Comeback

Yes, RIMM is losing market share and fast. Yes, RIMM’s Blackberry Playbook tablet is a dud. Yes, the stock has been a stinker recently. And yes, none of what I wrote at the beginning of this article would matter if the stock were not super cheap.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
May 24, 20112Comments

Lorillard’s Profits Require No Smoke and Mirrors

I am not a smoker or tobacco user, and I do not like to be around smokers. However, that prejudice does not blind me from the fact that Lorillard, Inc. (LO) is a “very attractive” stock. I recommend investors buy it as well as the following ETFs because of their large allocations to LO and their attractive-or-better investment ratings...
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
April 26, 20112Comments

Good, Bad and Ugly Tech Sector ETFs

Our top picks for ETFs for the Information Technology sector are: Internet Architecture HOLDRS (IAH) and Semiconductor HOLDRS (SMH). We also rate the investment merit of the top-12 tech sector ETFs.
by David Trainer, Founder & CEO
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