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• Insider Siren: Should We Follow the “Whales” Into These Stocks?

  By Brian Gorban - January 30, 2013 | Tickers: AEGR, TST

  Every person involved in the stock market will tell you time and time again that being able to outperform the general market is no easy feat. In fact, 80% of fund managers year in and year out underperform the S&P 500 and has people wondering what is a strategy worth using? One strategy that has proven to be effective over time in determining whether a stock is moving higher more »

• What Investors Should Know And Do To Make Sure The Short Interest In Arena's Stock Is Playing By The Rules.

  By Joseph Dedvukaj - November 26, 2012 | Tickers: ARNA, BAC, BCS, SCHW, C, CS, DB, ETFC, GS, HBC, JPM, MFG, NES.DL, PJC, RBS, BA, TST, UBS, WFC

  1. Arena (NASDAQ: ARNA) short-sellers using illegal short and distort-

  As of November 15, 2012, Arena short interest is 61,748,793 shares. This is the highest it has ever been. How much of the short interest is illegal naked shorting? We believe its substantial. It is no secret Arena investors know illegal naked short selling and stock manipulation are being used to manipulate Arena's stock to some extent more »

• Is This Investment Research Giant a Good Buy?

  By Meena Krishnamsetty - September 28, 2012 | Tickers: MHFI, MCO, MORN, TST, TRI

  As one of the world’s most reliable providers of investment analysis covering everything from equities to mutual funds, Morningstar, Inc. (NASDAQ: MORN) is truly a finance geek’s best friend. The company, originally conceived by Chicagoan Joe Mansueto with a mere $80,000 in starting capital, has grown into a multi-billion dollar behemoth since its inception in 1984.

  Over the past two and a half decades, Morningstar has introduced more »

• Investor Red Alert- Dividends in Danger!

  By Karen Rogers - August 9, 2012 | Tickers: KBH, RSH, SVU, TST, VALU

  Tough economic times can mean hard decisions for businesses coping with diminished revenues and shrinking margins.  When faced with adversity, CEOs must sometimes choose between paying expensive dividends and cutting or outright eliminating them in order to hoard precious cash.

  The standard gross profit margin for grocery stores is a scant 1%, and increased costs from middlemen can play havoc with this already slim margin.  SuperValu (NYSE: SVU) suspended its more »