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A new device out of Britain could make customized beer as common as customized coffee.
Traders take some profits into year-end; investors sit tight.
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Back on October 16, with the markets down 6% in a month... hedge funds scurrying to lock in meager gains... and institutional investors wondering whether to run for the hills... I told you not to panic. Instead, I suggested buying stocks that had been unfairly beaten down. Well, I hope you listened! By doing so, you could have enjoyed the largest uptick of the year - around 10% in just a month! In fact, that was the largest 30-day advance in the market since October of 2011. Who says October is a month of fear in the markets?
Can a Press Release cure Ebola?
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Ebola has created more fevers in the stock market than it has among Americans. Every day, it seems another company receives press for working on a new vaccine or cure for Ebola that's just around the corner - a breakthrough that promises untold riches for those savvy enough to invest before the world catches on. Give me a break. The media is terrific at turning non-stories into spectacular events, and whipping the masses into a frenzy with exaggeration. This company proves my point perfectly... On Monday, tiny biotech firm, Hemispherx Biopharma ( HEB), was the latest to make some press.
It's Turn Out the Lights for CFLs. The future is LEDs.
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If you've been shopping for light bulbs lately, you know that the old-fashioned tungsten light bulb is a thing of the past. In 2007, Congress, along with President Bush, effectively banned tungsten light bulbs by passing a law that required energy efficiency far in excess of what the old tungstens could deliver. Unfortunately, the initial replacement - compact fluorescents - cast an ugly shade of light, flickered, and faded over time. On top of that, they contained mercury, a dangerous heavy metal. The EPA's instructions for cleaning up a broken CFL bulb run to almost a thousand words!
Kaboom! Will Orbital Sciences' Stock Emulate Their Rocket?
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You probably saw the picture on the front page of every newspaper in the country this morning, or at least caught the video on YouTube... An Antares rocket, bound for the International Space Station (ISS), exploded shortly after leaving the launch pad on Tuesday evening. Luckily, it was an unmanned rocket, and no one was hurt on the ground. Additionally, the ISS is well supplied to withstand a cargo delivery delay. So while the astronauts may not get the Halloween treats that were on board the supply ship, they're not in any danger. The same can't be said of Orbital Sciences ( ORB), though.
Finding stable yields and sustainable values in energy with oil prices falling
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There's blood in the street these days when it comes to the energy market, with some names down 40% or more. In the old days, Baron Rothschild made a fortune investing in similar circumstances - it was he, in fact, who coined the famous phrase. But there's another expression on Wall Street that can also apply to these situations: Never catch a falling knife. The question, therefore, is which investments are trading at a discount, and which ones are truly deadly? A lot depends on oil prices in the short run.
Market Downturn Is Not Yet a Reason to Panic
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The stock market is often described as a roller coaster. But unlike the market, a roller coaster is more fun when it's going down! Meanwhile, the past month hasn't been much fun for investors at all. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen more than 6% from its peak, the NASDAQ is doing even worse, and the markets didn't recoup any losses today, either. These gloomy conditions have investors wondering: Are we in store for another bear market? Is an extended swoon, like the one that occurred in 2011, on the horizon? Or could we even be facing a repeat of the market collapse of 2008?