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Why Hewlett-Packard Shares Are Soaring Today
HP beats, but is it an investment?
Best of the Midstream Master Limited Partnerships
Midstream Master Limited Partnerships are a great way to gain exposure to the natural gas production boom, without becoming exposed to the commodity prices.
The Ugly Housing Report - Should You Sell?
New housing starts tumbled in recent days; we look at three stocks closely tied to the housing market.
3 Attractive Banking Stocks to Consider Now, 1 to Avoid
An overview of banking in mid-2013.
Do You Want These 3 “Superior” MLPs for Your Dividend Portfolio?
Evaluating three Master Limited Partnerships recommended by Investorplace.com
Will Food Labeling of GMOs Impact These Companies?
Biotech companies' revenues could be affected by federal legislation that seeks to label GMO foods.
The Coming Diabetes Wars
A major battle looms as leading insulin products lose patent protection. Here are the likely winners and losers of the coming diabetes wars.
An Untapped Market That Tesla Could Dominate
Tesla isn't even touching what could be a gigantic market for the company. Well, they aren't quite yet.
Looking for Big Yields? Think Twice Before Investing in These Securities
Stuck in neutral since the financial crisis, these instruments are once again kicking into high gear.
Dan Loeb's Leading Picks for the Long Run
In the first quarter of 2013, Dan Loeb seemed to be bullish on the aerospace & defense industry as well as the jewelry retail industry. He bought 2 million shares of B/E Aerospace and 2.7 million shares of Tiffany . Tiffany and B/E Aerospace positions accounted for 3.5% and 2.3%, respectively, of his total portfolio as of March 2013. Let’s take a closer look at these two companies to determine their attractiveness.
BlackBerry Faces Stiff Competition in Emerging Markets
BlackBerry unveils the BlackBerry Q5 and aims for the emerging markets. It faces stiff competition from devices running on the Android operating system.
Play It Safe With This Timber REIT
Timber REITs are more defensive and better inflation hedges than other types of REITs. But not all timber REITs are created equal. Plum Creek Timber , North America’s first and largest timber REIT, is the best proxy for the growth in demand for timber with the recovery in the U.S. housing market, given that it has limited non-timberland businesses unlike its peers. Furthermore, its attractiveness relative to its peers is further enhanced with a superior dividend yield of 3.40%.
How Elon Musk Can Help You Find the Next Home Run Stock?
These three astonishing qualities can help you identify a winning investment early on in a company's career.
The Solid-State Hardware Revolution
Platter-based computer disks have been on the way out for years. The revolution has been slow, but where will the best investment be?



