Did you know that even though typical single women earns 30% less than typical single men, they save -1.4% compred to over 12% for men. CPI jumped 3.6% in Jan YOY for jewelry, clothes, cosmetics etc., compared to TV's, sporting goods and beer. This is based on a Merill Lynch study. No wonder I like Tiffany (TIF).
Monday, March 5, 2007
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- Tenaris Back With a Bang
- Cleveland Cliffs Looks Ripe
- Western Refining My Oil of Choice
- Radvision Breaking Out on New Technology
- H&M is a Great Retail Play on Sweden.
- Speculate on Kohl's
- $1.2 billion inflows to US Funds
- Lack of Volume Yet Again Indicates Downtrend
- Jones Soda Making New Highs
- International Securities Exchange Might Get a Bid Too
- Yahoo's Panama Improves Click Conversion
- Volatility likely to decrease next week
- Watch How the Market Closes Carefully
- Blockbuster Takes Off
- Trina Solar the Newest in a List of Solar Panel Ma...
- Garmin Back in Favor
- Chipotle Mexican Grill is a Bargain
- Has Anyone Looked at Akamai?
- Amgen is Down Too Much to Ignore
- Yahoo is a Screaming Buy
- Market Strong Despite Correction
- Zumiez Up on High Same Store Sales
- Contrarian Approach Tells Me to go Long Amazon and...
- Rising Gasoline is Good For Refiners
- Watch out for the Sell off Into the Close Today
- Costco is Ok
- Sub-Prime Lenders Up For Grabs
- MEMC is my first pick for my Green portfolio
- Hilton attractive here
- Gold and Silver Present a Good Opportunity to Dive...
- Look Abroad for Growth in Search Marketing.
- Face Book More Popular than MySpace For 17-25.
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- Interesting Factoid About Women vs. Men
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