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Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:47:00 GMT

Expedia’s (EXPE) third quarter earnings beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 15 cents. Revenue beat by 2.8%.[More...]

Global Warming: How To Profit From Greenhouse Gas Emission Restrictions & Incentives

Fri, 09 Oct 2009 16:58:03 GMT

It’s one of the fiercest debates in the world – both politically and economically. That’s because it concerns the world itself – namely, how to protect it from harmful environmental emissions and global warming.[More...]

Tickers For The Latest Portfolio Reshaping

Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:45:21 GMT

Fortunately my portfolio management methods don’t revolve around frequent trading. One of my kids came up to me recently and said, “What did you do today, Dad?” I said, “I made one trade, and I did a bunch of research.” He then asked, “How often do you trade?” I answered, “That was my first trade in a week, and I haven’t traded much in the last two months, but that’s not normal. There is no normal for me. When the market is really volatile, I trade a lot more, selling when stocks are rising, and buying when they are selling off. When the market is relatively placid, I don’t do much.” He looked at me, kind of smiled, and moved on. Information overload from Dad. Most people and investment managers trade too often. They sell their winners too rapidly, and panic too soon on their losers. Now, I’m not advocating “buy and forget,” or Buffett’s statement, “Our favorite holding period is forever.”[More...]

Attractive Stocks Under $35 - S&P 500 Including Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Harris Corp (HRS)

Thu, 03 Sep 2009 15:41:03 GMT

Fidelity has a fund called the Low Priced Stock fund that only contains stocks with a price of below $35 a share which has been successful in the past. Following a similar strategy ValueExpectations.com has published 2 articles containing attractive stocks[More...]

Weekly Credit Summary: August 21

Fri, 21 Aug 2009 22:22:27 GMT

Spreads ended this tempestuous week mixed with breadth generally weak (wideners outpacing tighteners by over two-to-one) and curves flattening more than steepening in single-names. HY outperformed IG as both IG and HY managed gains on the week (Friday-to-Friday close) and even more so from Monday's gap wider openings as the intraday ranges increased as the week progressed. IG and HY closed today within a few bps of their opening (low/tight) levels of last Thursday as HY reached back above $89 by the end of the week. Interestingly, given the headlines, we saw CMBS prices drop and ABX (RMBS) prices rise on the week as CRE losses are on the tip of everyone's tongues as is a residential housing bottom (not!). IG and HY intrinsics both underperformed as the indices saw tecahnicals at play as well as equities weighing positively and negatively on them every day. HVOL was a smidge wider as was[More...]

Ford (F) Cars Will 'Talk'

Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:57:31 GMT

Ford Motor (F) recently introduced an intelligent vehicle-to-grid communications technology that will enable its plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) to simply "talk" with the nation's electric grid for recharging the battery. The new technology that works on SYNC, SmartGauge with EcoGuide and Ford Work Solutions, will allow the owner to select the time, duration and utility rate for recharging his car on a touch-screen navigation interface and Ford Work Solutions in-dash computer. The owner could thus choose to accept a charge only during non-peak hours, between midnight and 6 am, when electricity rates are cheaper or when the grid can use renewable sources like wind or solar energy. Ford said that all 21 of its PHEV Escapes fleet are likely[More...]

America Needs More Power… Can The Wind Industry Provide It?

Fri, 31 Jul 2009 17:10:00 GMT

In the waning days of the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Rural Electrification Act (REA) of 1936 into law, heralding a new era of growth and prosperity for the U.S. heartland.[More...]

Wind-Generated Power: Why Midwest Wind Power Isn’t Blowing East

Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:26:01 GMT

Wind-Generated Power: Why Midwest Wind Power Isn’t Blowing East by David Fessler, Advisory Panelist In the waning days of the Great Depression, FDR Signed the Rural Electrification Act of 1936 into law, heralding a new era of growth and prosperity for the nation’s heartland. While electricity was generally available in cities and towns, it was nearly unheard of on farms, ranches and other rural areas. The REA brought electric power to these sparsely populated Midwest farms and ranches. Today the shoe is on the other foot, so to speak. President Obama is hoping that Midwest rural areas will return the favor, and provide much needed[More...]

As Cap-and-Trade Bill Moves Through Congress, Is It Time To Sell AEP, Allegheny and Ameren

Sat, 13 Jun 2009 00:18:24 GMT

Have you looked closely at what will happen to your portfolio if and when carbon cap-and-trade legislation currently moving through Congress becomes the law of the land?[More...]

Market Report For Friday: Apr 17, 2009

Fri, 17 Apr 2009 13:00:45 GMT

(7:11am ET) There was plenty of economic data released in the US during the day; however the equity market sidetracked until 2pm ET, when with prices at modest losing levels on the week until that point, suddenly, and for no discernable reason, there was a rally that left the indexes with small gains through Thursday. Perhaps traders were anticipating a positive quarterly report from Google (GOOG +2.4% on +151% of average daily trading volume)? After the close, the company did not disappoint, beating both revenue and EPS estimates. The company posted net income of $1.42 billion ($5.16/share), up +8% from the $1.31 billion ($4.84/share) recorded during the same period a year ago. Revenue for 1Q2009 increased +10% to $4.07 billion, from $3.7 billion, excluding traffic acquisition costs. On average, analysts had expected earnings per share of $4.93 and revenue of $4.08 billion, according to Yahoo Finance. For the first[More...]

Elida Road's next: Construction likely throughout summer

Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:46:00 GMT

Nov. 7--LIMA -- Utility work on Elida Road is a sign of things to come.
Next year is the big year for longplanned major changes to the busy stretch, from just west of Eastown Road to Robb Avenue.
The Ohio Department of Transportation will install a six-inch raised curb down the road's center and eliminate the center left-turn lane in the $5.5 million project.

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Global Warming: How To Profit From Greenhouse Gas Emission Restrictions & Incentives

Tickers For The Latest Portfolio Reshaping

Attractive Stocks Under $35 - S&P 500 Including Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Harris Corp (HRS)

Weekly Credit Summary: August 21

Ford (F) Cars Will 'Talk'

America Needs More Power… Can The Wind Industry Provide It?

Wind-Generated Power: Why Midwest Wind Power Isn’t Blowing East

As Cap-and-Trade Bill Moves Through Congress, Is It Time To Sell AEP, Allegheny and Ameren

Market Report For Friday: Apr 17, 2009

Elida Road's next: Construction likely throughout summer

Utilities seek 7-month delay in PATH hearings

PATH developer willing to delay line consideration

Emissary Says Carbon Capture is Crucial: Official Says Britain Has Policy in Place Once Commercial Viability of Method Established

Ford, Office Depot, YRC Worldwide are big movers

Recession Slows Big Power Projects: AEP President Says Company Still Committed to Building Coal-to-Gas Plant

Capturing Coal's Carbon to Cut Greenhouse Gas: A West Virginia Power Plant is Breaking New Ground in an Effort to Decrease Its CO2 Emissions.

Third-Quarter Earnings at AEP Rise 18 Percent

W.Va. Pilot Project to Pump CO2 Waste Underground Begins

WVa. Pilot Plant Demonstrates Carbon Capture and Storage

PATH Agrees to Extend Procedural Schedule for Power Line in West Virginia

Fitch Upgrades DPL's and DP&L's Ratings; Outlook Stable

Power Plant Carbon Sequestration Era Begins at Mountaineer, an Industrial Info News Alert

Climate Change Litigation Accelerates As New Decisions Build Book of Case Law Say Pillsbury Attorneys

AEP CEO Mike Morris to Host Business Roundtable Teleconference on Energy and Climate Policy

eMeter Demonstrates Industry's Most Scalable Smart Grid Management Capability

NextEra Energy Resources to Purchase Wind Projects From Babcock & Brown

Experts Present Smart Grid Vision and Keys to Utility Customer Satisfaction at Apogee Conference

EPRI Collaborative to Support AEP, Alstom Carbon Capture and Storage Project

Fitch Rates Ohio Power Co.'s $500MM Sr. Notes 'BBB+'; Outlook Stable

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