The Back to School Top 5

[mrmarket]

Here are my top 5 from the most recent data dump:

BBD CNXS GIL ITU USLM


I will buy one of these early next week. Which one do you like (and why)?

[jiesen]

Here are my top 5 from the most recent data dump:

BBD CNXS GIL ITU USLM


I will buy one of these early next week. Which one do you like (and why)?

I like BBD. It's showing more strength than CIB or FRGB right now, and may keep going right to 15% in a couple weeks:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?t=3m&s=BBD&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=cib+frgb

Also, I don't think you can ever have too many bank stocks. Load 'em up while they're hot, I say!

[bigred970]

cnxs

I've been riding this one for a while. Got a quick 15 in a couple days time. If you time it right and buy it when it touches it's 50 day ma it pops up fairly quickly each time.

[mimo_100]

GIL looks lively, and has a huge short interest, which will propel it nicely in
a co-operative market environment.

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FDG check this coal producer out......best yet

I love this co. stock split 3-1 and bought in on Tuesday....Coal is the cheapest commodity of them all....Please check this out someone and let me know is 250 is that far off.....


Back to school less kids surfing.....have fun in class wankers...ha ha

[New-born baby]

I love this co. stock split 3-1 and bought in on Tuesday....Coal is the cheapest commodity of them all....Please check this out someone and let me know is 250 is that far off.....


Back to school less kids surfing.....have fun in class wankers...ha ha

$250??? No.
$150??? Yes.

[Peter Hansen]

CNXS For Me

According to Vector Vest CNXS has a 36% Earning's Growth Rate , which happens to be the best of all 5 picks.

[Gatorman]

Cnxs

Here are my top 5 from the most recent data dump:

BBD CNXS GIL ITU USLM


I will buy one of these early next week. Which one do you like (and why)?

Would have really preferred AAPL out of the dump but of the 5 choices presented, I like CNXS the best. Reasons are 3: earnings, earnings and earnings.

[sowersnc]

I see alot of banks in the last few top 5's and picks. What about the current economic condition/cycle is making them so hot. Do they respond well to a rising rate environement?