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New Managers on Covestor (GOOG, EWD, PBW)

Phil Dhingra is the manager of the Forbes 100 model, a model that invests only in companies that have appeared on Fortune Magazine’s list of 100 top employers to work for. Phil believes that creating a great work environment is one of the indicators of potential company success. Phil has […]

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New Managers on Covestor (GOOG, EWD, PBW)

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 20, 2010
New Positions on Covestor (SH, SOLR, KNSY)

In Richard Moore’s Market Comparables model, Moore searches for hidden value and companies with the potential for future earnings growth while conducting initial screenings based on stock price movement and valuation over time. This week, Moore added ProShares Short S&P 500 ETF (SH) to the model. SH replicates the inverse […]

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New Positions on Covestor (SH, SOLR, KNSY)

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 20, 2010
New Positions on Covestor (STEC, UGL, DE, AAPL)

This week Michael Arold added some new positions to his Technical Swing model. In this model Arold uses many different technical indicators as well as market movement and fundamental analysis to choose positions to add. This is a short-term model that looks to take advantage of short-term price movement. One […]

Strategies

New Positions on Covestor (STEC, UGL, DE, AAPL)

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 20, 2010
Looking for Below Average Prices from Above Average Companies (MSFT, DELL, JNJ)

The Intrinsic Value model managed by Ryan Leggio looks for above average companies that are priced below average. Leggio looks for companies that earn returns on invested capital for a sustained period of time, thereby creating some intrinsic value. Leggio leaves cash in the model when he doesn’t find enough […]

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Looking for Below Average Prices from Above Average Companies (MSFT, …

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 20, 2010
New Positions on Covestor (REK, DUG,TQNT)

Today we have three very different models with new positions added to their holdings. To begin, let’s take a look at the Quantitative Hedging model, managed by Amin Khakiani, which is invested in different markets using a rotational, adaptive approach. This week, Khakiani added ProShares Short Real Estate ProShares (REK) […]

Strategies

New Positions on Covestor (REK, DUG,TQNT)

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 20, 2010
Dan Plettner adds to Cohen & Steers Closed-End Fund holdings on Distribution Increases, RQI to Covestor Taxable Income Model

On the evening of September 15th, Cohen & Steers announced adopting a level rate distribution policy, and declared third quarter distributions for its affected Closed-End Funds.

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Dan Plettner adds to Cohen & Steers Closed-End Fund holdings …

by Dan Plettner
Published September 18, 2010
Cohen & Steers Closed-End Fund Distribution Increases: Relevance of UTF, RNP, and DVM in the Covestor Dan Plettner Core Total Return Model

On the evening of September 15th, Cohen & Steers announced adopting a level rate distribution policy, and declared third quarter distributions for its affected Closed-End Funds.

Strategies

Cohen & Steers Closed-End Fund Distribution Increases: Relevance of UTF, …

by Dan Plettner
Published September 18, 2010
U.S. Markets End the Week Higher on Positive Financial Results (ORCL, RIMM, HOG, MEE, IPG)

Yesterday, after the market closed, Oracle Corporation (NASDAQ: ORCL) announced their quarter one 2011 financial results, which were generally positive. Their GAAP total revenues were up 48 percent year-over-year and their GAAP net income was up 20 percent. Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ: RIMM) also released some positive financial results […]

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U.S. Markets End the Week Higher on Positive Financial Results …

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 18, 2010
Macroeconomic Commodity and Resource Investing (XOM, BG)

The Resource and Commodity model managed by John Rodgers utilizes a macroeconomic approach to commodity and resource investing. To further refine his choices he uses a fundamental and discounted cash flow analysis. The top holding in the model is Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE: XOM). XOM’s net revenues fell from $425.1 […]

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Macroeconomic Commodity and Resource Investing (XOM, BG)

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 17, 2010
U.S. Markets Mixed as The Poverty Level Rises (FDX, RIMM, BA)

The 2009 Income, Poverty and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States report was released today at the U.S. Census Bureau’s website. It turns out that the real median household income of $49,777 in 2008 remained the same in 2009. The poverty rate, however, grew to 14.3 percent. In 2008, […]

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U.S. Markets Mixed as The Poverty Level Rises (FDX, RIMM, …

by Yolander Prinzel
Published September 17, 2010
Taking Profits on SunAmerica Focused Alpha (FGF, FGI) News not that Good

On the evening September 13, SunAmerica Focused Alpha Growth Fund (FGF) and SunAmerica Focused Alpha Large-Cap Fund (FGI) each announced the intention to conduct tender offers. In reaction to the news, FGF’s market price rose 2.5% from the prior day close of $14.82 to $15.20 on Tuesday, September 15, 2010. FGI’s rose 0.5% from $13.92 to $13.99. The Dow and S&P declined slightly on the day.

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Taking Profits on SunAmerica Focused Alpha (FGF, FGI) News not …

by Dan Plettner
Published September 16, 2010
Morgan Stanley China A Share Fund (CAF): Why Closed-End Fund “Opportunistic” is Short

I recently shorted Morgan Stanley China A Share Fund (CAF) which trades near parity with its Net Asset Value (“NAV”). CAF issued transferable rights to its stockholders of record August 18th, which enable the issuance of 5,440,904 at a price as low as 90% of NAV.

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Morgan Stanley China A Share Fund (CAF): Why Closed-End Fund …

by Dan Plettner
Published September 15, 2010

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