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FONR 11:04AM ET 1.43 0.10 +7.52%
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FONR 11:04AM ET 1.43 0.10 +7.52% and just Tuesday it was up 22% ...previous post: *************** Nov. 08 FONR spiked up to touch it's 1 year moving average 6 mo. later in Mar09 it gapped up toride the 1yr ma support line 5 mo. later in Oct09 it gapped up from it's support base of the 1yr ma and touched it's 2 yr ma... more »
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CMP: Rs. 121.35 --- TARGET: Rs. 168.00
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India Cements Ltd (Buy) CMP: Rs. 121.35 --- TARGET: Rs. 168.00 Sharad Avasthi - Senior equity analyst, SKP Securities We remain positive on the cement sector. With revival of demand in South India, we believe the worst of the pricing scenario is behind us. We expect prices to improve from current levels. Buy with a target... more »
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Early Performers Thu 03/11/10
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Thursday 03/11/2010 Top 10 Early Advancing and Declining Stocks by %Chg.: Sym. Co. Time Price Chg. %Chg. Vol. NYSE: adv./decl./unch. 149/367/33 TVL Lin_Tv_Corp_Common_S 9:44AM_ET 6.41 +0.68 +11.87% 74,738 BOM Powershares_Db_Base_ 9:43AM_ET 16.6399 +1.1899 +7.70% 7,600... more »
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SNDK
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SanDisk Corp. (SNDK) raised its guidance for the first quarter of 2010. We have seen 16 upward revisions for full-year 2010 and not a single downward change. The Zacks Consensus Estimate is now $2.41, up from $1.87. Next year's estimates are averaging $2.73, up from $1.93 during that span.
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Asian Indices - Thu 11 Mar 2010
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Thu 11 Mar 2010 Asian Indices Nikkei 225 (^N225) Close: 10664.95 Change: +101.03 +0.96% Hang Seng (^HSI) Close: 21228.199 Change: +19.91 +0.09% Shanghai Composite (000001.SS) Close: 3051.282 Change: +2.355 +0.08% Dow Jones Shanghai (^DJSH) Close: 366.60 Change: -0.78 -0.21%... more »
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US Dollar Will Retain Reserve Role If Markets Stay Sound, S&P Says
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US Dollar Will Retain Reserve Role If Markets Stay Sound, S&P Says The dollar will retain its status as the world’s reserve currency as long as U.S. financial markets are sound and government spending is sustainable, Standard & Poor’s said. The greenback is “the world’s most accepted currency,” even after the... more »
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