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Imagining an Alternative Exit for LogMeIn
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A Look at the Neural Fair Value Portfolio for Investment Ideas
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Symantec and McAfee Could Face Trouble as Microsoft Tests Free Anti-Virus Software
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Galleon Bets Heavily on the S&P 500
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How Far Has the CDP Market Fallen?
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Friday Options Update: SPY, F, DELL, SYMC, DE, ASML, SMH,
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Comparing iShares and PowerShares Software ETFs: Performance vs. Liquidity
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
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Earnings Preview: Symantec
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Three Noteworthy Technology ETFs
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Is the M&A Market (Slowly) Making a Comeback?
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Security Sector Dealflow Remains Comparatively Healthy
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A Look at D.E. Shaw's Q408 Holdings: Just for Fun
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Beware 'Cheap' Stocks
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Is Symantec Going Shopping?
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RBC Turns Bullish on Software
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M&A Watch: Buyers' Strike
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Farallon Capital's Q408: Betting on MasterCard
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Past, Present or Future Economic Margins: Which Indicates Greatest Profitability?
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Caxton Associates 13F Filing for Q408
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Hedge Fund Portfolio Tracking: Soros Fund Management (George Soros), Q4 2008
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Tech Bellwether Earnings Scorecard Update
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Symantec Soars Amidst Sustained Market Strain
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Symantec Makes Case for Recession Resistant Club
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
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Symantec Beats Estimates, Q4 Guidance in Line
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Earnings Preview: Symantec Corp.
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Who's Hiring and Who's Not?
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Software Stocks as a Safe Haven
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Goldman Slaps Most Software Stocks
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Hedge Fund Tracking: Farallon Capital Management (Thomas Steyer), Q3 2008
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Monday Options Update: VZ, T, AAPL, RIMM & SYMC
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January Gains Delivered
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Gauging IT Spending for 2009
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Wednesday Options Update: DOW, ROH, PHM & SYMC
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Software Looks Soft - Citi, Morgan Stanley
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Hedge Fund Tracking: Bruce Kovner's Caxton Associates, Q3 2008
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Enterprise Software Vendors Now Vulnerable to Maintenance Payment Reduction
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CA Inc. Pitches SaaS Triple Play
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Tech May Be a Wreck, But This Isn't 2001
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SaaS Stocks Down 50% in 2008: Why I Remain Upbeat