Site Last Updated:

Sign up for your FREE TFN E-NEWS Alert TODAY!

Let Taipan Financial News be your resource for late-breaking investment opportunities.


We value your privacy!

 

Indices: US - World |
Most Actives


Try Taipan Financial News Stock Screener



Taipan Financial News Video Guide

Our Products

Free Newsletters

News Feed

Subscribe to Taipan Financial News Feeds by Email

 Subscribe in a reader

Add to Google

Add to My AOL

Subscribe in Bloglines

PODCAST:

Get Taipan Financial News Podcast On Your I-Tunes

Add Taipan Financial News Feeds to ODEO

Subscribe in podnova

Add to Pageflakes

Premium Membership

Also on TFN

Visit Our New Bookstore
Best Offer


tfn declaration seal

Sponsored by:

 

 

 


The White Noise of Summer

By J. Christoph Amberger

Thursday Jun 21, 2007

Taipan Group's Dynamic Market Alert

-----------------------

Secret Oil Deal Rocks Somalia -- Violence Erupts in Mogadishu!

Nearly 14 years after the deadly Black Hawk Down incident, Mogadishu is raging with unspeakable violence. While the bloodshed is tragic, this emerging crisis presents you with a remarkable opportunity. In fact, if you can meet the four qualifications outlined in the following Special Report, you could see a 789% gain by October 2007. In the long run, you could make 60 times your money.

Read on for all the details...

-----------------------

 

The White Noise of Summer

by J. Christoph Amberger

Midsummer is the season of meaningless reports and school graduations.

Both categories have proliferated in recent years. With swallows retreating to the suburbs and bird entrails being too messy for your OSHA-regulated office environment, modern financial augurs are itching to read the future of the financial markets from every bit of arithmetical white noise emanating from a growing number of institutions and research outfits.

Schools, too, have stepped up the white noise. These days, you don't just graduate from high school. You graduate from preschool, elementary school, middle school. And then, finally, get to sit in a high school auditorium to hear a smart girl drone on about "the real world."

We're not quite there yet. But we got plenty of practice this week. My second son was “graduating” fifth grade. You really have no choice but to attend, even if you think it's all a bit much.

The favorite gathering places for graduation ceremonies are non-air-conditioned school auditoriums or gymnasiums. Hundreds of parents, grandparents and siblings are spilling off folding chairs, sweating quietly while expertly handling multiple cameras like jugglers at an old-fashioned carney. After minutes, you notice a constant rhythmic motion vibrating through the audience, as programs are being converted into makeshift fans whose sideways sweep becomes as ubiquitous as the chirping of crickets during sunsets in September.

The speeches of teachers and principals are as well intended as they are self-serving. You can see and hear that they genuinely care about the kids. (The young, attractive fifth-grade teacher actually chokes on tears. Too bad my son truly hated her guts!) .

But the repetitive emphasis on how well prepared all those children are for the "next phase" strikes you as a bit too insistent to be entirely true. After all, the memories of working on both your sons’ history trifolds on Mother's Day evening are still too fresh to make you believe that the central guidance system beneath that blond double cowlick has turned independent, self-motivated and competent in the last four weeks...

The children are being awarded certificates of achievement -- stacks of them: for music, participation in extracurricular activities, and just for showing up. What that achievement consists of remains undefined, as there is no means of what it was and how it was measured. Hence, the expressive power of these writs is as indicative of actual merit (or future success) as a farm rolls report in November.

But at the end of the circus, I had a chance to make a difference in the life of my child. As we turned to leave, I noticed the wistful glances cast by my shy, lanky teenager toward a group of smart girls posing for pictures. I sent him off with the stern paternal advice to not just say goodbye to his chums, but also to the more "interesting" girls… those who had signed his yearbook, to be specific.

Adolescent awkwardness added another 20 minutes to the festivities. But I had the impression it was more useful to his “next phase” than the ream of certificates in his folder.

-----------------------

TAIPAN TIDINGS

Discovered: Tiny solar-energy stock that could pop 936.5%

While I can’t reveal the name of the company for fear of running up the share price, I can tell you that SEC documents divulge the company is on track to add $75 million in revenue this year. Here’s what you need to buy in at $1.56 per share.

Learn more here.

 

Earnings Announcements

Insulet Corporation is releasing earnings.

Unlock Dates for July 2007

7/23/07 – Aeroenvironment Inc is unlocking 6.7 million shares.

7/24/07 – Oculus Innovative Sciences Inc is unlocking 3.025 million shares.

7/30/07 – Employers Holdings Inc is unlocking 26.75 million shares.

7/31/07 – Information Services Group Inc is unlocking 28.12 million shares.

7/31/07 – XTENT Inc is unlocking 4.7 million shares.

Upgrades and Downgrades

Saul Centers upgraded by Ferris Baker Watts from Neutral to Buy.

Advanced Micro upgraded by Stifel Nicolaus from Hold to Buy.

Panera Bread upgraded by Matrix Research from Hold to Buy.

Albemarle upgraded by Matrix Research from Buy to Strong Buy.

Cheesecake Factory downgraded by CIBC World Markets from Sector Outperform to Sector Perform.

General Electric downgraded by Hilliard Lyons from Buy to Long-term Buy.

China Telecom downgraded by Credit Suisse from Outperform to Neutral.

Home Depot downgraded by Piper Jaffray from Outperform to Market Perform.

Brought to you by Taipan Financial News
http://www.taipanfinancialnews.com

 

Today’s Exclusive TFN Video

60-Second Buzz

“Secret Back Door to China’s IPO Boom”

Investors can do an end run around China’s volatile stock markets to cash in on lucrative IPOs.

View the video.

Quote of the Day

“I think it is a very bad risk management strategy to follow the summary report on climate change of the IPCC. To do it would be a giving up of risk management rules and of standard cost-benefit analysis techniques in favour of environmentalists’ ‘precautionary principle,’ which totally discredits risk management and comparison of costs and benefits. I suppose that you don’t insure your house (or car) when the danger is small and the insurance is too expensive. That’s all.”

Vaclav Klaus, June 19, 2007

 

P.S. Stone-Cold Profit Predator Preys on Wall Street Sheep, Generates 2,122% Total Gains in Under 90 Days! 

A revolutionary new trading research service is taking Wall Street by storm, preying on overpriced stocks and the naïve investors who buy them.  And here’s the good news for you: With an 95.6% accuracy rate, the next flood of winning picks is likely coming down the pike at this moment. Get in now and you could pocket a slew of triple-digit winners in the next 30 days!  

Read all the details here...

 

Advertisement