Nvidia Stock Rockets to New Heights: A 10-for-1 Split and Soaring Earnings

Introduction

Nvidia (NVDA) has been crushing it in the tech world, and today they absolutely smashed expectations. Get ready for some wild news!

The Beat-and-Raise Quarter

First, Nvidia CRUSHED their recent earnings.  Remember that little tricycle company from last year?  Yeah, they're a full-blown rocket ship now!  Revenue skyrocketed 262% year-over-year, and their profit margins are looking amazing too.  Investors went wild, sending the stock price up over 10%!

But wait, there’s more! Margins expanded at the AI ​​chip titan, with gross margins jumping from 64.6% to an impressive 78.4%. Adjusted earnings per share? An impressive $6.12, beating the consensus estimate of $5.59. Investors cheered, and the stock jumped 10.8% on the news.

No Signs of Slowing Down

Despite the buzz about competition from AMD and Intel, Nvidia remains unfazed. The data center GPU market, which some thought would normalize, continues to be Nvidia's playground. The company's dominance in artificial intelligence (AI) has been a driving force, and it shows no signs of slowing down.

A 10-for-1 Stock Split

Hold onto your hats—Nvidia announced a 10-for-1 stock split! Starting June 10, shareholders will see their single shares multiply like rabbits. This move reflects just how far Nvidia has come in the last year and a half. Plus, they sweetened the deal by raising their dividend by 150% to $0.10 a share. 🎁

What's Next?

CEO Jensen Huang isn't hitting the brakes. Demand for Nvidia's products continues to outstrip supply, and the company is laser-focused on building "AI factories." Their guidance predicts revenue of around $28 billion for the next quarter—107% year-over-year growth. The runway ahead looks clear for this tech giant. ✈️

Conclusion

NVIDIA’s stock rally isn’t just a blip—it’s a rocket launch. Buckle up, fellow investors, because this AI superstar shows no signs of slowing down. As the market evolves, Nvidia continues to stay at the forefront, pushing boundaries and rewriting the playbook. 🌟 

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - August 1, 2013

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Welcome to the August 1, 2013 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy. We start this episode with an article from Mike McFate on the charts of Silver and why it is attractive at this time. Bill Smith looks at annuities and their investment worth for retirement purposes. Bryan Chau has an article from his blog Success Pen Pal on becoming a Stock Jock. And finally Matt Becker looks at beating 80% of investors with little effort. Hope you enjoy all the articles, bookmark on your favorite sites, like on Facebook, share our link on Twitter and come back really soon.

Mike McFate presents Trend Trading Basics posted at StockGuruSite.com.

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Bill Smith presents Are Annuities a Good Investment posted at 2011 Tax, saying, "There are two different types of annuities: deferred annuities and immediate annuities. The type of annuity you choose depends on how soon you expect to receive payments."

Bill Smith presents Phil Mickelson Needed to Pay 61% in Taxes For His Fame posted at 2010Taxes, saying, "Phil was recently ranked at number 7 in Forbes list that consisted of the highest earning athletes around the world but paying this heavy amount of taxes to the government(s) is really a tough thing to do for him."

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John Schmoll presents Is Investing in the Stock Market Really That Easy? posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Many are overwhelmed when it comes to investing in the stock market. With a little homework and due diligence it can actually be simplified quite a bit and can lead to more efficient investing for long term needs like retirement."

Mike McFate presents Silver Charts Could Make you Money posted at StockGuruSite.com, saying, "The silver miner in this article could deliver 25% or more by the end of 2013"

Bryan Chau presents How To Become A Successful Stock Jock posted at Success Pen Pal, saying, "stocks, investing, equities, shares, markets, research, success, business, screening, Warren Buffett, Jim Cramer, SuccessPenPal, etc."

Deron Wagner presents How To Buy Shares In A Leading Stock Before The Obvious Breakout Level posted at Morpheus Trading Group blog.

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Bill Smith presents ObamaCare Tax Targets posted at 2010 Tax, saying, "Talk with your tax professional to have full knowledge on how Obamacare may affect your company or the company you work for. This should make employers take notice on how they are affected, since they are the primary tax targets."

Bill Smith presents Know the Impact of Bankruptcy on Your Taxes posted at 2009 Tax, saying, "Basically, filling of bankruptcy is very complicated. This makes it important for you to consult a bankruptcy lawyer to ensure that all actions you make are done appropriately."

Matt Becker presents How to Beat 80% of Investors With 1% of the Effort - Mom and Dad Money posted at Mom and Dad Money, saying, "What if I told you that you could spend about 30 minutes setting up an investment portfolio that would beat 80% of the investors out there without any additional work? Sound a little too good to be true? It's not. Let me explain."

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Facebook Stock Lifted On The View That It Will Join The S&P 500 Index Sometime Soon

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Facebook Stock Lifted On The View That It Will Join The S&P 500 Index Sometime Soon

A sharp jump in the Facebook stock price is fueling analyst speculation that Facebook (FB) will join the S&P 500 index sooner rather than later. Facebook stock closed today at $24.33, up 4.46% over the previous day's close. It is no longer a question of if it will be invited, the question now is when. Previously, it was expected to be added to the index within the next year, but many now believe it will be sooner.
 
Facebook joined the NASDAQ in early December 2012, and now has the required months of seasoning since its IPO on May 18, 2012. The S&P 500 likes to have six to twelve months of seasoning. They also normally require four consecutive quarters of positive earnings, which for Facebook won't be until the 4th quarter of this year. Depending on how bad the S&P wants Facebook, other criteria might be used. The index may use the balance sheet criteria instead, which Facebook meets. With a current market value of almost $60 billion, that would place Facebook within the top 60 of the most valuable members of the index.

The S&P 500 is a primary benchmark index by more than 1300 mutual funds and quite a few ETFs, so once Facebook is added to the index, Facebook shares will be added to the holdings of those companies. This will likely cause a short-term increase in the price of Facebook stock, of possibly up to 5%. The addition of Facebook to the S&P 500 is a major benchmark that will likely spur buying.

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Best January In Years As Investors Eager For Stocks

This is best January in decades as investors eager for stocks. For the Dow at least, January has been the best start to the year in two decades.

The Dow Jones Industrial closed the month up by 5.8 percent, which has been its strongest close since January 1994 as per S&P Capital IQ data. The Standard & Poor’s 500, ended the month 5 percent higher, which is its best start since 1997.

The editor of the Stock Trader's Almanac, Jeff Hirsch, pointed out that the market is likely to struggle to gain further in February.

One of the major reasons why January experienced a major flow of stock funds, in close to nine years, is because majority of investors put money into equities.

Yesterday, as investors read more about earnings results and reports on the economy, the stocks drifted towards the lower side.

The Dow Jones industrial dropped to 13,860.58 about 50 points down, the S&P 5000 to 1,498.11 about 4 points down and the Nasdaq composite remained constant at 3,142.13.

The Dow is 304 points from its highest point.

Investors also received reports from the government about how the number of unemployed Americans seeking aid sharply rose within the last week. This number however, remained constant with moderate hiring.

Investors eager for stocks will also look into the strength of the job market once the non-farm payrolls report is circulated.

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - July 24, 2012

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Welcome to the July 24, 2012 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.In this edition we start with the Wells Fargo Advantage Growth (SGROX), a 5 star Bronze rated mutual fund by Morning Star with $10.4 billion in assets under management, in an article by Habeeb. Carlos Sera discusses Modern Portfolio Theory. Greg Field writes about the Volcker Rule which has a significant impact on the financial world and will change the way people invest. And finally we have the Archivist on using Covered Calls for regular returns. Hope you enjoy the articles, bookmark, share, tweet, like on Facebook and come back soon.

Alex Fennings presents How do you Buy Stocks Online? Learn all there is to know! | The Forex Base posted at The Forex Base, saying, "Learn all the information you need to effectively trade stock online and turn a profit"

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Dr. Dean presents Dementia And Your Money posted at Dr. Dean's TheMillionaireNurse.com Blog, saying, "Does your financial portfolio guard against the risk of decreased mental capacity as you age? Mental decline can happen even if you take steps to avoid it."

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Habeeb presents Wells Fargo Advantage Growth fund (SGROX) posted at Dividend Paying Mutual Funds, saying, "Wells Fargo Advantage Growth (SGROX) is a 5 star Bronze rated mutual fund by Morning Star with $10.4 billion in assets under management. The fund seeks long term capital growth by investing primarily in large cap companies with robust earnings and intrinsic value that is higher than what the market assigns it. The fund’s team conducts a bottom-up analysis on each company’s market capitalization to find the best investment opportunities in the market. If you had invested $10,000 in this fund in July 1st, 2002, your portfolio would be worth $26,354 as of July 1st, 2012"

Aaron presents A 15 Year History of Wall Street – Part 1 posted at Outsider Trading, saying, "bailout, Business, Cartoon, Economics, Finance, Housing Bubble, Investing, Stock Market, Wall Street"

Habeeb presents Vanguard Dividend Growth (VDIGX) Mutual Fund posted at Dividend Paying Mutual Funds, saying, "Vanguard Dividend Growth (VDIGX) has $10.5 billion in assets under management and is rated 5 star by Morning Star. Just as the name implies, Vanguard Dividend Growth invests in large cap high-quality companies that have the ability and commitment to increase their dividends over time. Almost 91% of the fund’s assets are fully invested in US equities so one of the risks mentioned on the prospectus is this full exposure to equities. If you had invested $10,000 in this fund on July 18th, 2002, your portfolio would be worth $21,674 including re-invested dividends and capital gains."

The Forex Base presents How do you Buy Stocks Online? Learn all there is to know! | The Forex Base posted at The Forex Base, saying, "Learning about online stock trading can be laborious: Our free website provides lots of information for you to get started and to make you the learning process as easy as possible"

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Habeeb presents Yacktman Mutual Fund (YACKX) posted at Dividend Paying Mutual Funds, saying, "The Yacktman fund has $7.4 billion in assets under management and is a Gold 5 star rated fund by Morning Star. 86% of the fund’s assets are invested in large cap blue chip American companies and 12% is held in cash to take advantage of market buying opportunities. If you had invested $10,000 in this fund in 06/24/2002, your portfolio would be worth $26,921 as of 06/24/2012."

Carlos Sera presents An Alto Mar Tale posted at Financial Tales, saying, "As I have said countless times, Modern Portfolio Theory and standard deviation treat risk as though a person would be equally happy going from poverty to wealth as from wealth to poverty."

Theresa Torres presents Four Ways Entrepreneurs Can Use Loyal Customers to Bring in New Customers posted at Entrepreneurship in a Box, saying, "Loyal customers naturally bring in new customers all on their own in the form of family members and friends. But if you want to specifically make it happen, here are four ways you can focus on."

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Greg Field presents The Volcker Rule Explained posted at NerdWallet Blog - Credit Card Watch, saying, "Here is a very informative and concise break-down of the Volcker Rule which has a significant impact on the financial world and will change the way people invest. Enjoy!"

The Archivist presents Using Covered Calls to Generate Regular Returns | The Market Archive posted at The Market Archive, saying, "If you have your wealth in very safe stocks that appreciate exceptionally slowly, then writing covered calls can be a great way to skim some profit while you wait. Another bonus if you use a conservative dividend investment strategy is that you can write covered calls and still collect your dividends, and get an extra cash payment."

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Stock Carnival Ecstasy - June 19, 2012

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Welcome to the June 19, 2012 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.
Stefanz starts off the carnival this time with Discount model part 1: Basics - Investing: Strategy, Risk, Tools, and more. Stock Pandit has a number of Biotech Stocks with Huge Potential this month. Habeeb presents How to Calculate the Cost of Equity in a Common Stock. We have Are Penny Stocks A Good Investment For You? by Jessica Bosari. And finally Daniel Martinelli has 3 Components of Trading Discipline That Will Knock Your Block Off! Some really good stuff this time around, hope you enjoy, bookmark, share, tweet, like on Facebook, comment and come back soon.

stefanz presents Discount model part 2: Cash flow - Investing: Strategy, Risk, Tools, and more... - Skuzet posted at skuzet, saying, "I have written a series of articles about the discount model. I describe in this series the calculation of the discount model and the origin. Part of this series of articles is the explanation of three methods of discount calculation: dividend discount, cash flow discount and profit discount. With the discount model, the net present value of company's income or investors income can be calculated"

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Laura Edgar presents Everything You Need to Know About IRAs posted at NerdWallet | Education, saying, "Starting early is the key. Compounding interest makes it extraordinarily easier to grow your money if you open your account now."

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stefanz presents Discount model part 1: Basics - Investing: Strategy, Risk, Tools, and more... - Skuzet posted at skuzet, saying, "I have written a series of articles about the discount model. I describe in this series the calculation of the discount model and the origin. Part of this series of articles is the explanation of three methods of discount calculation: dividend discount, cash flow discount and profit discount. With the discount model, the net present value of company's income or investors income can be calculated"

stefanz presents Discount model part 4: Profit - Investing: Strategy, Risk, Tools, and more... - Skuzet posted at skuzet, saying, "I have written a series of articles about the discount model. I describe in this series the calculation of the discount model and the origin. Part of this series of articles is the explanation of three methods of discount calculation: dividend discount, cash flow discount and profit discount. With the discount model, the net present value of company's income or investors income can be calculated"

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Stock Pandit presents Biotech Stocks With Huge Potential In July posted at Arquitos Capital Management's Seeking Alpha page.

Habeeb presents How to Calculate Cost of Equity on Common Stock posted at Best Dividend Mutual Funds, saying, "Cost of Equity is defined as the annualized rate of return (%) that investors must achieve on their investments in shares of companies or mutual funds. Those returns can be composed of annual dividend payments, capital appreciation in the value of the shares, special one time distributions, etc."

Jessica Bosari presents Are Penny Stocks A Good Investment For You? | savingtools.com posted at SavingTools.com, saying, "When it comes to complex concepts, most people prefer to have things broken down as simply as possible. However, when it comes to investing in the stock market, simplification is problematic at best."

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Theresa Torres presents 6 Smart Ways to Invest Money in Your Blog | Ravi Saive: A Technology Blog For Newbies posted at Ravi Saive: A Technology Blog For Newbies, saying, "If you're starting a blog for profit, you must be prepared to invest some amount to make it competitive. Here are the areas where you can put that money to good use and expect a good return on investment."

Theresa Torres presents Five Ways to Start Your Online Business Without Maxing Out Your Credit Cards - Make Money Online Free, Fast, and Easy! posted at Make Money Online Free, Fast, and Easy! - Make Free Money Blog, saying, "Many small business owners sometimes let their impatience and eagerness get the best of them and spend too much too soon resulting in their maxing out their credit cards. If you're planning to put up your own online business, these guidelines will help you stay on the safe side."

Dr. Dean presents When Is a Cough Not Just a Cough? posted at Dr. Dean's TheMillionaireNurse.com Blog, saying, "Are you interested in preventing a deadly disease with a mere vaccine? This is one of those great returns on a small investment."

Habeeb presents Fidelity Strategic Income Fund (FSICX) Review posted at Best Dividend Mutual Funds, saying, "Fidelity Strategic Income (FSICX) is has $9.5 billion in assets under management and yields a sporty 4.7% dividend according to Morning Star. The fund invests money in 4 major asset categories including US Government securities, emerging market bonds, high yield bonds and foreign developed market securities. About 93% of the fund is invested in bonds with NO exposure to equities."

Traci Hayner Vanover presents What You Should Know Before Choosing an Investment Advisor posted at FinanceGuideTips.

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Daniel Martinelli presents Forex Trading Circle – Part 1 – The Setting For High Performance Forex Trading Starts With Your Beliefs posted at Forex Trading Circle.

Daniel Martinelli presents 3 Components of Trading Discipline That Will Knock Your Block Off! posted at Forex Trading Circle.

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Spreadbetting on Stocks and Shares: A Brief Overview

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Financial spread betting on stocks and shares provides many of the same benefits as purchasing actual shares, but without the stamp duty, commissions, and large sums of capital needed to realize a good return. By utilizing the services of spread betting companies, traders are able to speculate on the performance of individual stocks and shares, without ever taking ownership of the specific instruments involved. Rather, spreadbetting speculates on the rise or fall of stocks and shares over the course of a day, month or other period.

Spreadbetting on stocks and shares is a popular trading vehicle that permits traders the same exposure to a stock as a traditional investor, but at only a percentage of the capital. Add in the benefit of tax savings, since spreadbetting is not subject to capital gains or income tax in the UK, and traders have the opportunity to retain more of their returns (of course tax rules in any country are subject to change). The process is rather simple and the deposits required are minimal.

To illustrate how financial spread betting works in terms of stocks and shares, consider the following example. Company A is expected to announce quarterly income results in just a few days. According to news reports, the company is not realizing the level of profits it anticipated earlier in the year. Coupled with rising raw materials prices, a trader believes that stock prices for Company A will fall after the quarterly statements become public. As such, the trader decides to go short, or open a sell bet on Company A.

Spread betting companies list the spread price on Company A as 180p-183p. The trader places a bet at 10p per point at the sell price of 180p. He chooses a rolling daily bet, meaning the bet rolls over automatically to the next trading day, and each subsequent day, until he places a bet in the opposite direction. The first day of the announcement, stock prices fall to 175p, then fall again to 172p the following day. At this point in the process, the trader has realized a change of 8p at 10p per point. His total returns are 80 pounds.

The trader now believes the prices have dropped as much as they are going to, so he places an open buy bet according to the most recent spread price and waits for the stocks to begin climbing again. A new spread price of 172p-175p is issued, so he places an open buy bet, called going long, for 10p per point, starting at 175p. This time, however, the trader chooses to only bet on the current day's trading. At the close of the market, stocks in Company A have risen to 176p. He realizes a gain of only 1 point or 10p, for a total gain of 90 pounds tax-free over three days of trading.

Spreadbetting, like any other trading vehicles, presents a risk to traders. While spreadbetting offers traders the possibility of solid returns for little capital outlay, it also poses risks should the market move in the opposite direction of a trader's bet. It is possible for a trader to lose his entire deposit or considerably more, owing to the rate of exposure.

Michael Brooks is passionate about spread betting. Whether it is stocks, exchange traded funds, cfds or indices, Michael keeps his finger on the pulse of the industry.

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A Beginners Guide to Selecting The Right Platform For Trading Stocks Online

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It’s a sad fact that very few people will be able to get up one day, take a gentle dip into the investing in the stock market for the first time and make some money. Investing in stocks and shares is a little too complicated for that. With even traders who are long in the tooth having trouble choosing investments sometimes those who are new to the game should always take the upmost care. However, this doesn’t mean beginner investors shouldn’t have a go. Even with the world markets in the state they are in, there is still money to be made from the right, careful investments. But getting those investments right comes down to three or four crucial details – timing, analysis, cool decision taking and lastly, a very good investment broker.

However, of all those attributes, getting a good broker can be the hardest for new investors, mainly because good brokers will cost you a fortune. Whilst brokers can offer you years of experience and knowledge, unfortunately they will also take a large commission that will cut down your profits (should you be lucky enough to make any). Thankfully, nowadays there are all kinds of online trading platforms that can help you with the actual brokerage and trading of your investments. These new online trading systems assist investors by allowing them to buy stocks at a fair price as well as supplying them with the newest and most complete analysis available at the time in order that they can make educated decisions on their investments. Some of the common platforms used by investors are Fidelity, E-Trade and Scottrade. These are popular platforms and each of them have their pros and cons but they have been tried and tested for many years and are a good place to start for new investors. Before you choose one of them read up as many reviews of them as you can find and take advantage of any free trials you can find.

There are certain factors you should weigh up when taking your decision but the main decision should be based on the price of their account fees and who has the lowest margin rates. Once you have narrowed it down to the best value platforms you should then choose one based on how good the staff and support are. Any trading platform worth it salt will have brokers working for them who are happy to help their customers and guide them towards making safe investments.

Lastly, remember that whichever platform you sign on with, it should not be your only investment source and you should only invest money you can afford to lose. Markets can be volatile, especially in the current climate, so if you are new to the game, play carefully.

Alex is a freelance journalist and financial blogger. He loves to write about football and jazz but spends most of his days writing about mortgages, stocks and shares and payday loans.

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Stock Market Fast Swings from Fastswings.com - February 18, 2010

Welcome to the February 18, 2010 edition of Stock Market Fast Swings from Fastswings.com. Welcome to another carnival edition and hope you enjoy the content here. Hoven Keith starts off with the Ultimate Guide To Biotech ETFs for those looking to be in the space but more diversified. Shannon Wills has 50 Twitter Feeds to Follow if you want Economic information as it happens. FlBlogger has some thoughts on the iPad and what it might mean for Apple stock. And finally a positive opinion on Healthspring from Zach Scheidt. Bookmark, Share, and come back next time.

healthylivinggal presents Solar ETFs: Bright Future Or Headed For A Burnout? posted at ETFdb.

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Hoven Keith presents Ultimate Guide To Biotech ETFs posted at ETFdb, saying, "ETF investors looking to gain exposure to the biotech sector have a number of options to consider--five to be exact. While there are some similarities between these funds, there are also some significant differences that result in unique risk and return profiles and diverging returns. In this article, we profile each of the ETF options, highlighting the pros and cons of each."

Debt Hawk presents Vanguard Mid-Cap Value Index Fund Investor Shares (VMVIX) posted at Best Mutual Funds Now, saying, "The Vanguard Mid-Cap Value Index Fund Investor Shares (VMVIX) is a mutual fund that was designed to track and mirror the performance of the MSCI® US Mid Cap Value Index."

Jasmine Hall presents 50 Best Money Blogs for Women posted at Accounting Degree.com.

Shannon Wills presents 50 Best Twitter Feeds to Follow the Economy posted at Online University Reviews, saying, "It is impossible to escape economics and the current recession. Everyone has felt its effects to some degree, but not everyone understands exactly how or why it occurred, operates, and may come to impact the future. Because the downturn affects every nation on the planet, people must pay attention to the factors that drive it up and force it to plummet alike."

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David de Souza presents Tax Rebate Forms ? Tips and Advice posted at UK Tax Blog, saying, "Some beoad tips and advice on completing your tax rebate forms this tax season."

Honeypurple presents 100 Important Personal Finance Posts for Women posted at Accounting Degree.com.

Mike Piper presents Index Funds vs. Active Mutual Funds posted at The Oblivious Investor, saying, "The actively managed mutual fund industry has a compelling sales pitch. The problem? It's not really true."

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jim presents Four Factors to Consider Before Roth IRA Conversion posted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.

jim presents The S&P500 Dividend Aristocrats posted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.

FlBlogger presents My Thoughts On Apple’s iPad And Its Impact On Their Business (and Stock) posted at 20s Money, saying, "A look at Apple's ipad and how it might impact their stock."

Zach Scheidt presents Healthspring Offers Value in Turbulent Market posted at ZachStocks, saying, "Healthspring Inc. (HS) is trading at an extremely low multiple given the company's growth, stability and opportunities. Health care investments have come under pressure, but should rally now that health care reform fears are abating."

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Patty Pedersen presents Fidelity Investments Offers Free ETF Trading posted at AlphaProfit MoneyMatters - Investing Blog, saying, "Following Schwab’s move, Fidelity is offering free trades on a wide range of ETFs. This article explains how can investors can prudently you use free trading of ETF to their advantage."

Inside Mutual Funds presents Mutual Funds For Beginners posted at Inside Mutual Funds.

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