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ETF Market Trends (11-19-2009): Back To The Fundamentals

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 04:46:38 GMT

It looks like we are back to the fundamentals as concerns of economic recovery were exacerbated by a negative housing foreclosure update that confirmed the real estate crisis is spreading to the prime market. An economy bleeding jobs at a minimum monthly rate of 500k is the underlying cause.[More...]

Seven Stingy Dividend Stocks

Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:13:00 GMT

I currently track 100 dividend stocks in my D4L-Dashboard and have determined some of the lower rated stocks could be buys if the companies simply chose to increase their dividends. For various reasons their management has elected keep a low payout ratio and deploy the excess cash elsewhere.[More...]

Earnings Review: February 25, 2009

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 00:23:02 GMT

Late on Wednesday, Assured Guaranty Ltd. (NYSE: AGO) announced that its fourth-quarter net loss narrowed to $243.8 million, or $2.68 a share compared to a loss of $260.1 million, or $3.77 a share in the corresponding quarter, a year ago.[More...]

Stock Analysis: Associated Banc-Corp (ASBC)

Mon, 22 Dec 2008 15:20:00 GMT

This article originally appeared on The DIV-Net December 15, 2008. [More...]

NIKE (NKE), Donaldson (DCI), Hormel (HRL), McCormick (MKC) and Others Increase Dividends

Fri, 28 Nov 2008 18:18:00 GMT

Dividend investing in the classic implementation focuses on identifying solid companies with a record of growing their dividends each year; and an expectation that it will continue into the future. The focus is not solely on yield but a combination of yield and[More...]

The Folly Of A Depression Thesis

Mon, 20 Oct 2008 16:29:00 GMT

As I spend more and more time pondering the actions of our Treasury and Fed, along with the last Depression and the actual steps taken by various administrations (most specifically Hoover and FDR), I come to the conclusion that those who claim to know so much about it, and how to prevent it, are in fact either talking out their ass - or worse. Yes, this means you Ben. See, the common rhetoric is that we had a Depression because credit tightened and liquidity dried up - the government took a "you made a mess, you burn in it" attitude. This, however, is simply not true, and worse, it ignores the fact that The Fed created the bubble in the 1920s that led to the Depression, just as The Fed created this bubble that is now bursting! In[More...]

Earnings Reports After Market Close (09/02/2008)

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 18:27:00 GMT

Ticker: HSTX,SNDA,DCI,NCS[More...]

Who Gets the Credit?

Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:14:06 GMT

When it comes to politics, I generally avoid choosing sides. If anything, I consider myself to be a pragmatist, because I take positions based on the merits of each issue, not because they might be consistent with a particular philosophy.Be that as it may, I think a lot of the problems we have nowadays come down to the way our political system has been debased by populist pandering, corruption and the corrosive influence of special interests. In that sense, Democrats and Republicans are equally responsible. I have to admit, though, that it's hard to look around at what's been happening oer the past eight years and not think the Republicans deserve a greater share of the credit for screwing things up -- especially when they had the opportunity early on to use their control of the political levers more productively. Revelations like those in the following commentary from

Pentair closed 18 factories around the globe during this recession and this year has cut 1,735 employees from its payroll, about 12 percent of its workforce.

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ETF Market Trends (11-19-2009): Back To The Fundamentals

Seven Stingy Dividend Stocks

Earnings Review: February 25, 2009

Stock Analysis: Associated Banc-Corp (ASBC)

NIKE (NKE), Donaldson (DCI), Hormel (HRL), McCormick (MKC) and Others Increase Dividends

The Folly Of A Depression Thesis

Earnings Reports After Market Close (09/02/2008)

Who Gets the Credit?

Incentives Paying Off: $253 Million Mercedes Package Helped Make State Heart of Automotive Hub

Donaldson says its 4Q profit fell 51.5 pct

Success Means New Issues for Wind Power

Crime Plugs in: Broad Reach Hampers Investigations

Donaldson Lowers Targets for FY2009 Sales, Profit: The Company Weighs Further Restructuring in the Wake of a 20 Percent Cut to Its Workforce.

State's Biggest Companies Down but Not Out: As Wall Street Panicked, Minnesota's Biggest Companies Kept Cool, Made Tough Choices and Planned for What They Believe Are Better Days Ahead. They Are Still Waiting.

The Art of Cleaning Dirt

Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Jill Burcum Column: Jill Burcum: The Future Flows Through It

Donaldson Reports First Quarter Results and Increases Outlook

Donaldson Company to Present at Gabelli & Company's 33rd Annual Automotive Aftermarket Symposium

Donaldson Reports Fourth Quarter Results and Fiscal 2010 Outlook

Donaldson Company Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend

Donaldson's Aerospace and Defense Group Consolidates Brand Identities

Donaldson Company to Present at William Blair & Company’s 29th Annual Growth Stock Conference

Donaldson Reports Third Quarter Results

Donaldson Company Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend - May 19 2009 2:26PM

Donaldson Company Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend

Donaldson Company Announces Third-Quarter Fiscal 2009 Conference Call and Webcast

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