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My Picks for Thursday October 29, 2009, are:

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AKAM, Akamai Technologies Inc.

AKAM provides market-leading managed services for powering video, dynamic transactions, and enterprise applications online.

AKAM’s Revenue for the third quarter 2009 was $206.5 million, a 5 percent increase over third quarter 2008 revenue of $197.3 million, and a 1 percent increase from second quarter 2009 revenue of $204.6 million.

More about AKAM at www.akamai.com

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CPE, Callon Petroleum Co.

CPE is engaged in the acquisition, development, exploration and operation of oil and gas properties primarily in the Gulf Coast region. CPE’s properties and operations are geographically concentrated in Louisiana,

KL Energy Corp., a leading producer of second-generation cellulose-based ethanol (CBE), Friday announced it has secured $4 million of additional capital, which will fuel its efforts to hold its competitive position in the alternative energy market.

Steve Corcoran, recently appointed CEO of KL Energy, said that even in such taxing economic times, the company’s operations and growth allowed it to attract investors who see the potential for its technology.

“In spite of the current economic environment we were able to secure additional capital to continue our growth initiatives. This capital infusion is verification that KL Energy Corp. is positioned to be at the forefront of commercializing second generation cellulosic ethanol production. While some are looking to build demonstration plants, we are on the way to building our next commercial facility. The investors also bring to KLE a substantial international network, and we are already benefiting from their relations as potential

It's been a bumpy ride for solar stocks recently.

The industry received a boost when clean energy tax credits were added to the $700 bailout bill to help its passage from Congress. But fears of falling demand and oversupply have weighed on solar stocks. The Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index ETF (NYSE:TAN) fell 35% in the first eight trading days of October.

William Patalon III, however, says new mapping technology and advances that have made solar power more eco-friendly will boost solar stocks in the long run.