Sunday, February 27, 2011

Human Genome (HGSI) Option Trade Alert Sent ..

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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Lowering Corp Taxes is Key to a Higher S&P 500 ..

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Senate Finance Committee next week will embark on what is likely to be an exhaustive review of the U.S. tax code, as it hears from a quartet of former Treasury tax officials.

Sen. Max Baucus (D., Mont.), chairman of the Finance panel, plans to hold tax hearings throughout 2011, and aides say they could number as many as two dozen. 

It is partly a response to President Barack Obama's call for lower corporate tax rates and a simpler tax code. Many lawmakers and private-sector analysts predict much discussion, but little actual legislative action to re-shape the tax code prior to the 2012 presidential elections.

Nevertheless, the hearings promise the closest and most thorough look a congressional committee has given the tax code in years.

Five former assistant Treasury secretaries for tax policy will testify before the Finance panel on March 1: Fred Goldberg and Jon Talisman, who served in the Bill Clinton administration; and Mark Weinberger, Pam Olson, and Eric Solomon, who served under former President George W. Bush.

"Today there are just too many special benefits in the tax code for one industry or another," Baucus said in a statement. "We need to figure out how to get rid of loopholes and simplify the system, so we can lower tax rates and keep our economy growing."

"Our tax system is burdensome, overly complex and stifles American competitiveness. It needs to be reformed," said Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, the senior Republican on the finance panel.

Future hearings of the Senate Finance Committee will address such topics as how taxes impact economic efficiency and growth; tax code complexity; and distributional effects, or how the tax code impacts the rich, poor, and in-between, according to people with knowledge of the discussions.

In addition to those topics, some hearings are likely to break off segments of the code for the discussion: for instance, one could focus on taxes on the international profits of U.S. businesses, while another would focus on domestic corporate tax issues.

Aides cautioned that topics and approaches are still taking shape, as is the question of how frequently the hearings will occur.

-By Martin Vaughan, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-9244; martin.vaughan@dowjones.com

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Sunday, February 20, 2011

The Top 25 Technology Growth Stocks ..


Rank- Name (ticker), EPS Growth, Sales ($M), Sales Growth

1 First Solar (FSLR) Semiconductors/Related Devices - 24%, 2,595, 182%
2 Neutral Tandem (TNDM) Telephone Communications - 12%, 181, 100%
3 Riverbed Technology (RVBD) Data Processing - 27%, 552, 80%
4 Illumina (ILMN) Analytical Instruments - 27%, 822, 76%
5 Cavium Networks (CAVM) Semiconductors/ Related Devices - 20%, 207, 56%
6 ViroPharma (VPHM) Pharmaceutical Preparations - 10%, 405, 55%
7 Rackspace Hosting (RAX) Internet Software/ Services - 24%, 735, 51%
8 Salesforce.com (CRM) Internet Software/ Services 27%, 1,554, 50%
9 Celgene (CELG) Pharmaceutical Preparations 25%, 3,620, 46%
10 SolarWinds (SWI) Prepackaged Software - 18%, 144, 43%
11 Cognizant Technology (CTSH) Computer Services - 20%, 4,185, 43%
12 Equinix (EQIX) Information Retrieval Services - 21%, 1,118, 42%
13 LivePerson (LPSN) Internet Software/ Services - 26%, 105, 41%
14 Cubist Pharmaceuticals (CBST) Pharmaceutical Preparations - 11%, 633, 41%
15 Sourcefire (FIRE) Security Systems Services - 27%, 128, 40%
16 Apple (AAPL) Computer Hardware/ Software - 21%, 76,283, 35%
17 Google (GOOG) Internet Software/ Services - 18%, 29,321, 34%
18 Gilead Sciences (GILD) Biological Prod's Not Diagnostic - 15%, 7,949, 31%
19 Red Hat (RHT) Prepackaged Software - 19%, 860, 31%
20 Fortinet (FTNT) Security Systems Services - 18%, 325, 31%
21 Luminex Hardware (LMNX) Software Supplies/Med Testing - 28%, 139, 30%
22 CommVault Systems (CVLT) Prepackaged Software - 18%, 299, 27%
23 Quality Systems (QSII) Prepackaged Software - 18%, 335, 27%
24 NCI Computer (NCI) Integrated Systems Design - 15%, 535, 24%
25 Dolby Laboratories (DLB) Motion Picture Audio Technology - 16%, 923, 23%

Prices as of 2/2/'11
5-Year sales growth was annualized.
Estimated Long-Term EPS Growth: Annualized and projected five years out.

Friday, February 18, 2011

PFF ratio Trade Alert on Priceline.com (PCLN) Coming Next Wednesday at 10 AM ET ..

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Earnings Whisper ®: $3.26
Consensus Estimate: $3.12
Consensus Sales Estimate: $740M
Release Date: Confirmed Wednesday, after close at 4:05 PM ET (2/23/2011).
Conference Call: 4:30 PM ET

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Thursday, February 17, 2011

Fed's Fisher Says No to QE III ...

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Richard Fisher reiterated Thursday he will oppose any effort to extend the central bank's $600 billion bond buying program beyond its current goal, according to Reuters.

The official was speaking as part of an event in Houston.

He also said he was seeing signs of rising price pressures.

Fisher is a voting member of the interest rate setting Federal Open Market Committee, and he has long expressed his discomfort with the program popularly known as QE2.

-By Michael S. Derby, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2214; michael.derby@dowjones.com

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Friday, February 11, 2011

Natural-Gas Psychology Bearish; Perhaps an Opportunity Igniting ..

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Large noncommercial traders increased their net-short position in natural-gas futures by 2.8% during the week ended Feb. 8, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission reported Friday.

Speculative, or noncommercial, traders added 4,163 contracts to their long position in futures-only contracts and 10,285 contracts to their short position, yielding a net-short position of 225,254 contracts, up 6,122 from the previous week.

Open interest was 898,069, up 8% from the previous week.

In futures and options combined, noncommercial traders were net short 190,857 contracts, up 8,240 from the previous week.

Commercial traders were net long in futures-only contracts by 185,148 contracts. These traders added 25,184 contracts to their long position and 13,017 contracts to their short position.

The net long position is the difference between the number of long positions, or bets prices will rise, and short positions, or bets prices will fall.

Benchmark Nymex natural-gas futures fell by 7.1% during the week covered by the CFTC data.

Week Ended Previous
Feb. 8 Week
NYMEX GAS FUTURES ONLY
Long
Noncommercial 143,752 139,589
Commercial 390,365 365,181
Short
Noncommercial 369,006 358,721
Commercial 205,217 192,200
NYMEX GAS FUTURES AND OPTIONS COMBINED
Long
Noncommercial 173,055 170,691
Commercial 397,559 371,160
Short
Noncommercial 363,912 353,308
Commercial 249,169 235,762

Money managers, such as hedge funds, increased their net-short position in Nymex natural-gas futures to 141,542 contracts in the week, up 21,255 contracts from the previous week, after cutting long contracts and adding short contracts.

The CFTC began splitting large traders into four categories in September 2009. Money managers and other reportables comprise the previous "noncommercial" column, while swap dealers and producers, merchants, processors and users were broken out of the commercial category.

Week Ended Previous
Feb. 8 Week
NYMEX GAS FUTURES ONLY
Long
Producers/Users 56,432 51,977
Swap Dealers 259,295 251,951
Money Managers 118,228 120,361
Other Reportables 25,524 19,228
Short
Producers/Users 91,510 92,515
Swap Dealers 39,069 38,432
Money Managers 259,770 240,648
Other Reportables 109,236 118,073

NYMEX GAS FUTURES AND OPTIONS COMBINED
Long
Producers/Users 61,503 56,038
Swap Dealers 229,905 223,715
Money Managers 147,618 151,349
Other Reportables 25,436 19,342
Short
Producers/Users 94,044 95,077
Swap Dealers 48,975 49,278
Money Managers 259,699 239,576
Other Reportables 104,213 113,713

-By Matt Day, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-4986; matt.day@dowjones.com
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

AKAM trade closed

The AKAM trade is now closed. Thank you to those who purchased.

Saturday, February 5, 2011

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Friday, February 4, 2011

U.S. Bank Loans Down from Week to Week ..

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--U.S. banks' commercial and industrial loans decreased $3.5 billion to about $1.223 trillion in the week ended Jan. 26, the latest week for which data are available, the Federal Reserve said Friday.

That followed a $2.9 billion decrease the previous week.

Jumbo certificates of deposit rose $24.9 billion to about $1.756 trillion in the latest weekly data, after falling $6.0 billion the previous week. Revolving home equity loans fell $100 million to $576.3 billion after falling $800 million the previous week.

More weekly Fed statistics on the banks' assets and liabilities will be available on the Internet at: www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h8/Current

-By Jeff Bater, Dow Jones Newswires; 202 862 9249; jeff.bater@dowjones.com

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