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Mick Weinstein

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Mick is the Head of Editorial for Covestor, a financial journalist and online content specialist. Prior to joining Covestor, Mick was for five years the Editor in Chief and VP Content at stock market analysis website Seeking Alpha, where he built the editorial function as the site attracted over 3.5 million unique monthly visitors and developed an innovative platform for intelligent stock market discussion. Mick is a graduate of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

The stock market currently offers tremendous opportunity – Gerald Gehman (EZCH, ANAD, DRWI)

Gerry Gehman on the stock market and his Covestor model holdings.

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The stock market currently offers tremendous opportunity – Gerald Gehman …

Skank of America is my type of stock – Chris Rees (BAC)

Covestor manager Chris Rees on why he owns unloved stock BAC.

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Skank of America is my type of stock – Chris …

We favor cash, shorts and high yielders for the weeks ahead – Tarquin Coe

Tarquin Coe comments on the August 2011 market crash and how he's positioning his portfolio.

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We favor cash, shorts and high yielders for the weeks …

The moment of truth for Gigamedia approaches – Yale Bock (GIGM, DGI, CLGX)

Covestor manager Yale Bock comments on his portfolio holdings amidst the market turmoil.

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The moment of truth for Gigamedia approaches – Yale Bock …

The dreaded double dip is here – Vivian Lewis

Covestor manager Vivian Lewis is worried about the high yields investors have become accustomed to.

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The dreaded double dip is here – Vivian Lewis

It’s one thing to exit the market, quite another to know when to get back in – Robert Freedland (NVS, WNI)

Covestor manager Robert Freedland comments on the big August 2011 downturn.

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It’s one thing to exit the market, quite another to …

Covestor manager Charles Sizemore weighs on in the S&

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America’s downgrade was a long time coming – Charles Sizemore

How tense are things right now? This tense.

CNBC this past Thursday (8/18) between Jim Cramer and Simon Hobbs on the question of whether we're in another Lehman-type scenario right now: Source: CNBC,

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