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Wednesday September 30, 2009

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COV, PWRM, MSFT, CSRH, NKE, CVAT, ABT

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COV, Covidien plc

COV engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of healthcare products for use in clinical and home settings worldwide. The company operates through four segments: Medical Devices, Imaging Solutions, Pharmaceutical Products, and Medical Supplies.

COV said Wednesday it received Food and Drug Administration clearance for its new endotracheal tube, a device that helps patients breathe.

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PWRM, Power 3 Medical Products Inc, PWRM.OB

Power3 Medical Products, Inc. is a leading bio-medical company engaged in the commercialization of neurodegenerative disease and cancer biomarkers, pathways, and mechanisms of diseases through the

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The Chief Financial Officer of VTB, Nikolai Tsekhomsky, has resigned. He will be replaced by Herbert Moos.  Microsoft claims that the Federal anti-monopoly service's probe into its activities, which has now closed, found no breach of ant-trust laws in regard to the Windows XP operating system.  The owner of Norilsk Nickel, Vladimir Potanin, has argued that the ruble must weaken to help Russia's exporters.  An article in Bloomberg suggests that the currency will fall 10% by March as the government fails to stem its deficit and continues to prioritize liquidity.  GM is unlikely to sell Opel to Magna because the carmaker is unwilling to give its intellectual property over to Russia, says the head of a pro-business group in Angela Merkel's party.  Mobile operator Megafon has posted a 4% increase in profit in the first six ...

Microsoft Down But Not Out

by The Investment U Research Team

There has been a lot of news on tech bellwether Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) recently – most of it negative. The stock took a nosedive on Friday after reporting quarterly profit had dropped.

The news ranges from Microsoft forced to add other browsers to its software to avoid antitrust issue in the EU, to its bottom line harmed by netbooks and the broader economy.

This doesn’t even get into the ignored weakness in the tech sector.

Far from out, Microsoft is a phenomenal buy right now. Friday’s drubbing makes the stock even more attractive – from a growth or income perspective.

We’ve talked before about Microsoft’s Windows 7, but let’s get more to the point of profits. We know

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As an added Guest Blogger bonus, Bill McCready from Futures Trading Secrets, has a very informative article on the mental aspects of trading, that I think we ALL can learn a little something from. Bill’s been trading for a long time, and a long time successfully, and his knowledge and wisdom is widely appreciated. Bill also hosts widely attended webinars that I think you’d appreciate, learn about the webinars here.

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1.    Goal Setting that is realistic and possible

2.    Finding your trading edge with patience and discipline

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To compete with large vendors in the rising netbook PC market, Sony (SNE) plans to launch its new VAIO W series laptop, currently meant for the Japanese market. The new netbook is expected to hit stores in August with a selling price of around ¥60,000 ($629), according to some sources.

Sony has declined to comment on the product and has not provided any specific pricing details or expected sales for the new netbook model. It expects to increase VAIO PC sales from 5.8 million units in fiscal 2008 to 6.2 million units in fiscal 2010.

The new Sony netbook is built on Microsoft’s (MSFT) Windows XP operating system and based on Intel’s (INTC) Atom processor. In comparison to 1,024-by-600-pixel displays that are used in other netbooks, the new VAIO series features an LCD display with a resolution of 1,366-by-768 pixels. It also consists of 1GB of

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