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Three stocks poised to gain from a retail rebound

Three stocks poised to gain from a retail rebound
On Tuesday, I outlined <> the case for a retail recovery. In short, we’ve learned the lessons from the pain of US and European recessions and reacted as though we’ve had one here, but without the human, economic and fiscal costs of skyrocketing unemployment.
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Negative Movers: High Yield Out of Favor
The markets are trading solidly to the upside after China reported a strong GDP reading. High yielding Indexes are struggling today as investors appear to be taking on more risk. Other Indexes are suffering because companies have reported lower quarterly earnings or lowered guidance for future quarters.
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Morning Spy: Social Media Leads, Netflix Increases Prices
The markets have started Wednsday to the upside. Traders may be buying after China released better-than-expected GDP data. The country came in with a reading of 9.6% year over year versus expectations for 9.3%.
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Canadian Oil Plays Rally On Crude Rebound

Canadian Oil Plays Rally On Crude Rebound
Crude futures spiked by 3% on Tuesday, and Canadian equity plays were among the largest beneficiaries.

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MLPs Surge On Equity Rebound

MLPs Surge On Equity Rebound
On Thursday we noted a fantastic opportunity for bullish yield-chasers to buy into some of the Pros’ favorite dividend and distribution plays, and while the pain wasn’t quite over yet, Monday’s rally sent various income sectors surging.

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Another First For Ford As Automakers Rebound Hard

Another First For Ford As Automakers Rebound Hard
It was hard to miss in the equity markets on Monday and the automaker segment was no exception.

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Now That’s A Rebound

Now That’s A Rebound
Stocks posted big gains after the European Union and International Monetary Fund agreed over the weekend to create a $1 trillion fund to support debt-laden EU nations and the euro currency.

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