One company using the kinetic energy of the ocean to produce power is Ocean Power Technologies (OPTT). The company utilizes the ocean's waves to propel a PowerBuoy up and down. This piston type action creates momentum that propels a generator. This generator is hooked up to an underwater power cable connecting to the shore. Ocean power is both efficient and environmentally friendly, free from any form of pollution. Best of all, the ocean's power potential is virtually limitless since waves are constantly occurring near the shoreline. The PowerBuoy system is extremely efficient and effective in generating power.

Despite the huge impact of the FBI's raid on stock price, company officials refused to provide details on the situation. They also requested that the stock resume trading as soon as possible. The lack of insight into the reasons behind the raid instilled fear into the minds of investors. It is likely that the raid was caused by violations of WellCare's contractual obligations with the government. Un-named sources stated that 40 percent of clients were denied coverage that they might have had. Furthermore, WellCare officials wouldn't respond to these clients being denied coverage. Based on these rumors, the stock was punished throughout the course of the day. Having already gapped down over 50% the stock managed to fade near session lows by market close. It should be noted that several "shady" and perhaps illegal activities occurred in the months leading up to the raid.

With revenue coming in slightly higher than anticipated and re-affirmed guidance for full year 2007, the stock price seems cheap here. Shares were up marginally to $72.50 in after hours trading. A lack of pop in after hours trading was likely the result of earnings being "baked" into the stock.

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A few things have contributed to the success of Yum! Brands (YUM). The company's restaurants are heavily saturated within the United States, but huge growth possibilities exist overseas. Countries like China could support 10,000-15,000 new restaurants and still not be saturated. Yum leads the way in re-shaping brands like KFC to meet Chinese cultural tastes. The company also has a 3-year leg up on its closest competitors like McDonald's. With China and other emerging countries representing huge expansion areas, Yum! Brands should have bright times ahead. Furthermore, its diversity across the world means it also has less exposure to the weak U.S. dollar.

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