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  • Hot Stocks for January 2010 > New Top Stocks to Invest In by top 3 stocks
    Hot Stocks for January 2010 > New Top Stocks to Invest In BY.-  http://www.MomentumStockPick.com Day trading stocks online is definitely  not rocket science. But in order to thrive and make thousands of dollars every day you need to start learning how to pick strong stocks... More »
    December 9, 2009 • FDC, RT, SE
  • A Sector Short - Restaurants by risk manager jeff
    A Sector Short - RestaurantsOne sector I've been watching over the past few months is the restaurant sector. I'll quickly bullet the highlights that I see as reasons to be bearish on this sector.  Generally poor reactions to earnings lately.It seems like only PNRA (Panera Bread) has... More »
    November 2, 2009 • CMG, PNRA, EAT
  • Ruby Tuesday's (RT) Earnings Due Tomorrow: Moving Pieces by John Gordon
    With Ruby Tuesday's (RT) earnings due out Tuesday July 7th, tomorrow, a number of factors should make the outcome knowable or at least, guessable:Analyst Projections seem too low: the analyst mid range for EPS for the year is $.45, but we roughly calculate $.42 already in so far,... More »
    July 6, 2009 • RT
  • Recipe For Success by Geezeo
    March results are starting to come out and, unsurprisingly, restaurants that committed to aggressive cost controls and addressing their margins head on have reported better-than-expected first quarter results. Two of these chains are California Pizza Kitchen (NASDAQ: CPKI) and Ruby Tuesday... More »
    April 10, 2009 • RT, CPKI
  • Everyone Has To Eat But At What Price? by Michael Michaud
    The Week Ahead in the MarketAs I scan the charts this early Monday morning looking for a low-risk high-reward stock pick, I’m looking at the week ahead for the markets. Is the rally going to continue or not? I’m betting not as I see it as a bear market rally now hitting major... More »
    April 6, 2009 • EAT, CPKI, RT

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