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HIIQ ranked #1 of 7647 stocks in Vectorvest database. HTHT ranked #6. TAL had a recent earnings drop. I'd pick HIIQ with LRCX a close 2nd. I still don't trust the Chinese stocks so HTHT is out. FSBW has been making a move lately but you never know with the banks. It could stagnate for months.
TAL of course is also Chinese and won’t reach my portfolio. HIIQ has very bad customer ratings and regulatory troubles (which may be why they score so high financially). I own LRCX in my Investopedia and real money portfolios. Just some comments. BTW, I like that 6 of my 8 current Investopedia holdings showed up in the dump.
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