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6/1/10 - Here are the Highest Scoring Stocks with the Highest
Dividend Yield ...
MNDO, Div. Yield = 8.8%, Score = 89%, 2010 Return=145%
CLCT Div. Yield = 6.6%, Score = 60%. 2010 Return=47%
GLAD, Div. Yield = 7.5%, Score = 47%, 2010 Return=47%
TICC, Div. Yield = 7.3%, Score = 55%, 2010 Return=36%
COP, Div. Yield = 10.6%, Score = 54%, 2010 Return=24%
BKCC, Div. Yield = 12.2%, Score = 70%, 2010 Return=23%
TCAP, Div. Yield - 11.7%, Score = 40%, 2010 Return=16%
BGS, Div. Yield = 6.4%, Score = 51%,2010 Return=15%
Microcap channeling stocks. A
better way to make money. Not suitable for long term investors.
Other stocks
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TTGL Titan
Global Hldgs Inc |
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ASTI Ascent
Solar Technologies In (NASDAQ CM) |
Solar |
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TSL Trina
Solar Limited (NYSE) |
Solar |
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FSLR First
Solar Inc (NASDAQ GM) |
Solar |
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ESLR
Evergreen Solar Inc (NASDAQ GM) |
Solar |
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UTUC Utah
Uranium Corp |
Uranium $0.50 - $1.50 |
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CCJ Cameco
Corporation (NYSE) |
Uranium producer |
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URHN Uranium
Hunter Corp |
Uranium exploration |
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URME Uron Inc |
Uranium Energy |
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AXU Alexco
Resource Corp (AMEX) |
$3 - $6. Found here:
www.uraniumstox.com |
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TRLG True
Religion Apparel Inc (NASDAQ GM) |
$16 - $22 |
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IDGI Inca
Designs Inc |
http://www.incabag.com |
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FCCN
Franchise Cap Corp |
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MA Mastercard
Inc (NYSE) |
Credit Card |
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AXP American
Express Company (NYSE) |
Credit Card |
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PSEG
Petrosouth Energy Corp |
Oil |
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HRAL Hear
Atlast Hldgs Inc |
Hearing Aid store inside
Walmart, CA. Received flyer. |
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FRG Fronteer
Dev Group Inc (AMEX) |
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Uranium
producer, from Kevin Kerr |
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GGBM Gigabeam
Corp (NASDAQ) |
need more
time to watch |
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TIVO Tivo Inc
(NASDAQ GM) |
TiVO service |
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CQB Chiquita
Brands Intl Inc (NYSE) |
Got bananas?
Eat & invest |
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BSHF Bioshaft
Wtr Technology Inc |
Watch this
stock |
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OXY
Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE) |
Oil |
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XTO XTO
Energy Inc (NYSE) |
Oil |
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CREE Cree Inc
(NASDAQ GS) |
Bright
LED Manufacturer |
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DRGZ
BISU
AVOE
PNTV
LUXE
PLMO
BRYN
RGTX
KEVIN KERR
Beyond ethanol
Commentary: Energy markets are forcing shift to alternative fuels
By Kevin Kerr, MarketWatch
Last Update: 12:01 PM ET Oct 1, 2007
The people of Estonia,
like the Ukraine and the other Baltic nations are basically 100%
dependent on oil imports, especially heating fuels like natural gas
and heating oil from Russia.
What does all this have to
do with your equities portfolio? Plenty.
Because with oil prices at
$80 plus per barrel, Americans are being forced to begin to look at
alternatives, as they have to here. And these will not be just the
fanciful quick fix of ethanol either. Other more serious long-term
solutions will be needed -- everything from solar and nuclear power to
biofuel and geothermal energy.
Global demand for oil is
increasing exponentially and supplies are dwindling, and whether you
subscribe to the "Peak Oil" theory or not, the bottom line is that the
cheap and easy-to-get-to energy is gone or going fast.
So, if our analysis is
right and skyrocketing oil prices are foreshadowing even more pain for
consumers, then a real search for alternatives will be at hand.
The novelty of corn based
ethanol is already wearing off and the reality is that existing
alternatives like nuclear, solar, wind, geothermal and others are
likely to make more sense for consumers and investors.
If investors are willing
to stomach some risk, investing in February Heating Oil (HOG8) and
January Natural Gas (NGF8) Futures and options are the most direct way
to play this shift in the near term.
In the nuclear sector the
best way to play it is with uranium stocks. This has been a very
volatile market in 2007 and at the moment it has conveniently pulled
back from its highs. There are several smaller names in this sector,
but I think it's better to stick with the bigger ones. For example:
Cameco
(CCJ:
Cameco Corporation
![]() CCJ 45.22,
-3.83,
-7.8%) and Frontier Development
(FRG:
fronteer dev group inc com
Last:
12.67+0.12+0.96%
4:00pm 11/01/2007
Delayed quote data
Sponsored by:
 FRG 12.67,
+0.12,
+1.0%) . (Full disclosure: I own shares of Frontier.)
In the solar sector, Evergreen Solar
(ESLR:
evergreen solar inc com
Last:
11.09-0.47-4.07%
4:00pm 11/01/2007
Delayed quote data
Sponsored by:
![]() ESLR 11.09,
-0.47,
-4.1%) as well as some names in China look very
interesting. But be prepared for a bumpy ride.
In my opinion, forget about corn-based ethanol. That train has left
the station.
The focus is now likely to shift to biofuel and bioheat. Some of the
interesting names in this sector are biggies like Archer Daniels
Midland
(ADM:
Archer Daniels Midland Company
Last:
35.00-0.78-2.18%
4:03pm 11/01/2007
Delayed quote data
Sponsored by:
![]() ADM 35.00,
-0.78,
-2.2%) and ConAgra
(CAG:
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