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Member You - Wall Street to Main Street: News, Views and Commentary: April 24, 2006
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Disclaimer: None of the information contained on the NAMC Newswire constitutes a recommendation by the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, nor its parent company that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific investors or person. Each individual investor must make their own independent decisions regarding any security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio Any past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance. The NAMC Newswire, its journalist nor its parent company does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit, and all investors should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investments featured on the NAMC Newsw
If you’re in business today you best be watchful of your company's customer service, whether it be customer service via telephone, call centers, face-to-face, email, snail mail, or fax. Everybody loves to tell their customer service horror stories, including bloggers. But bloggers have a viral tool in their customer service wars; they can publish their stories on the internet for the whole world to see.Take care of your customers, give great service, and you won't have a problem, unlike the following companies that were recently written about in blogs due to their bad customer service. How’s this for customer service horror stories: Don't travel British Airways unless you're referred to as Her Majesty: A blogger's sister was traveling to The United States, from India, via British Airways. British Airways required her to complete a food form on preferred food. On the flight, despite completing her food form well in advance, they had no food for her. The flight attendant suggested she share her food tray with the Indian guy beside her. I doubt Her Majesty w
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Political Front
China’ s President Hu Jintao continues his world tour as he has departed from the United States and heads to Saudi Arabia. This is part of both China’s desire to be a global player and the world’s concern about oil.
To avoid further bloodshed, Nepal’s King has agreed to do away with the one-man rule, this will appease both the protesters and global leaders.
The United States is now putting pressure on Russia to stop selling weapons to Iran until Tehran ceases their nuclear developments. This will add to the mounting tension and help crude oil trade higher as it looks at the $80 a barrel mark.
Now in Italy, Romano Prodi received his final congratulations call after getting the word from the courts that he was indeed victorious, the call came from President Bush. At this point Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has yet to concede, maybe he’ll make Prodi an offer that he can’t refuse.
Movers and Shakers
Some major movers in Friday’s trading session include Titanium Metals (NYSE: TIE) which traded up $6.72 to close at $63.96, First Republic Bank of San Fran (NYSE: FRC) which traded up $3.95 to close at $43.46, Pilgrims Pride (NYSE: PPC) which traded up $2.13 to close at $23.49.
Petroleum Geo Services (NYSE: PGS) made almost a 10 percent bump up, it traded up $5.14 to close at $56.90 but bear in mind that this was on very light volume, this is an example of a thinly traded security that can move up rapidly on little volume. Other companies include MRO Software (NASDAQ: MROI) which traded up close to 30 percent, it traded up $4.47 to close at $20.68, TravelZoo (NASDAQ: TZOO) had another roaring up day as it traded up $7.66 to close at $44.35, now TravelZoo on April 17, 2006 was trading in the $20 range and a short squeeze occurred because once they announced their earnings the stock shot up, so the coming weeks should be interesting for TZOO as the shorts may look for the stock to peak shortly. Housevalues (NASDAQ: SOLD) traded up almost 20 percent as it went up $1.45 to close at $9.45 on Friday.
Analyst Upgrades/Downgrades
Now three companies that we have featured on Wall Street to Main Street have just received analyst coverage from Lehman Brothers (NYSE: LEH), a stock by the way that should be in the $190 to $200 as mergers and acquisitions continue to rise, now back to the companies that they initiated coverage for, they include:
Weight Watchers (NYSE: WTW) they initiated it as Equal Weight, Herballife (NYSE: HLF) they initiated it as Overweight, Nutri Systems (NASDAQ: NTRI) they initiated it as Overwieght and Life Time Fitness (NYSE: LTM) they initiated it as Overweight. I thought it a pun was intended with the Overweight status for diet and exercise companies.
With crude oil on the move A.G. Edwards bumped up their target price on a few companies. They raised Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) to $118 from $100, we said that it would break their 52-week high recently and it did, $118 is attainable, but don’t get greedy, take some off the top if you start to see some weakness. Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) was raised from $69 to $72, Marathon Oil (NYSE: MRO) was raised from $79 to $96 and BP PLC (NYSE: BP) was raised from $78 to 88.
CIBC World Markets upgraded International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) from a Sector Underperformer to a Sector Performer. Now IGT had a nice run and pulled back temporarily and may present an opportunity as it creates a new trading range. That is some food for thought.
FURIOUS FIVE
This is the first of our “Furious Five” companies that we see excelling in their industry in 2006. Our first addition to this week’s Furious Five is Neoware, Inc (NASDAQ: NWRE) it trades on the Nasdaq under the symbol NWRE. Included in this edition of Wall Street to Main Street is the business of the company and our outlook for the company, this is available to subscribers only..
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Wall Street Corner with Larry Oakley
Northgate Minerals Corp. (AMEX: NXG)
Because of my opinion that the price of gold will reach & exceed $1000/ounce, I am investigating a number of gold situations. Northgate Minerals Corp is one of them.
At the close Friday 4/21/2006, NXG was trading at $3.63, up $0.23 from Thursday. In after-hours trading Friday, it rose to $3.65. Its 52-week range is $0.92 - $3.72, & its average volume over the last three months was 2.795 million shares. In the Q ended 12/31/2005, its net income was $30,965,000 on total revenue of $257,153,000.
Also included in Larry Oakley;s commentary are other statistics and his outlook for the company.
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
We cannot stress enough that investors need to do their due diligence, call the companies, get the information, consult with your investment advisor and if you do not have one consider getting one. Put the same time into investigating these companies as you do when you go to purchase a new television, it’s only for your protection. When it comes to thinly traded securities stagger your orders or put a limit order in to avoid a run up.
NAMC Newswire Note
Go to the NAMC Newswire for updates at www.namcnewswire.com and you can listen to the NAMC Radio for the audio version of “Wall Street to Main Street” at www.namcnewswire.com/namcradio
To register to receive the Wall Street to Main Street Free Daily Newsletter Click Here or go to our site and click on the Newsletter section. www.namcnewswire.com/newsletter CEO’s that want to contact us can do so by going to www.namcnewswire.com or call us at 888-463-9237.
Louis Victor NAMC Newswire 888-463-9237
Disclaimer: None of the information contained on the NAMC Newswire constitutes a recommendation by the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, nor its parent company that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific investors or person. Each individual investor must make their own independent decisions regarding any security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio Any past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance. The NAMC Newswire, its journalist nor its parent company does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit, and all investors should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investments featured on the NAMC Newswi
1. Recognise the importance of networkingAsk any successful business person and they will tell you that above all else networking skills are absolutely vital to grow your business. Networking can increase your market share, help you gain new ideas, provide work and perspectives on life and business. Speaking to one person can potentially give you access to over 200 clients and suppliers.2. Aim to become visibleYou need to let others know you exist and what you do by becoming highly visible and being set apart from the crowd, which is what good networking skills can provide. Be seen and get known. Look for interesting events to go to; clubs, associations, meetings, seminars, conferences, presentations, breakfast briefings, lunches, or start your own networking club.3. Take care of your imageTo have success in networking you need to maintain your self-esteem and build your confidence. Consider how you dress, speak and maintain your body language; aim to present a professional, positive image.4. Always be positiveBy having an open “can do” attitude
The United States is now putting pressure on Russia to stop selling weapons to Iran until Tehran ceases their nuclear developments. This will add to the mounting tension and help crude oil trade higher as it looks at the $80 a barrel mark.
Now in Italy, Romano Prodi received his final congratulations call after getting the word from the courts that he was indeed victorious, the call came from President Bush. At this point Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has yet to concede, maybe he’ll make Prodi an offer that he can’t refuse.
Movers and Shakers
Some major movers in Friday’s trading session include Titanium Metals (NYSE: TIE) which traded up $6.72 to close at $63.96, First Republic Bank of San Fran (NYSE: FRC) which traded up $3.95 to close at $43.46, Pilgrims Pride (NYSE: PPC) which traded up $2.13 to close at $23.49.
Petroleum Geo Services (NYSE: PGS) made almost a 10 percent bump up, it traded up $5.14 to close at $56.90 but bear in mind that this was on very light volume, this is an example of a thinly traded security that can move up rapidly on little volume. Other companies include MRO Software (NASDAQ: MROI) which traded up close to 30 percent, it traded up $4.47 to close at $20.68, TravelZoo (NASDAQ: TZOO) had another roaring up day as it traded up $7.66 to close at $44.35, now TravelZoo on April 17, 2006 was trading in the $20 range and a short squeeze occurred because once they announced their earnings the stock shot up, so the coming weeks should be interesting for TZOO as the shorts may look for the stock to peak shortly. Housevalues (NASDAQ: SOLD) traded up almost 20 percent as it went up $1.45 to close at $9.45 on Friday.
Analyst Upgrades/Downgrades
Now three companies that we have featured on Wall Street to Main Street have just received analyst coverage from Lehman Brothers (NYSE: LEH), a stock by the way that should be in the $190 to $200 as mergers and acquisitions continue to rise, now back to the companies that they initiated coverage for, they include:
Weight Watchers (NYSE: WTW) they initiated it as Equal Weight, Herballife (NYSE: HLF) they initiated it as Overweight, Nutri Systems (NASDAQ: NTRI) they initiated it as Overwieght and Life Time Fitness (NYSE: LTM) they initiated it as Overweight. I thought it a pun was intended with the Overweight status for diet and exercise companies.
With crude oil on the move A.G. Edwards bumped up their target price on a few companies. They raised Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) to $118 from $100, we said that it would break their 52-week high recently and it did, $118 is attainable, but don’t get greedy, take some off the top if you start to see some weakness. Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) was raised from $69 to $72, Marathon Oil (NYSE: MRO) was raised from $79 to $96 and BP PLC (NYSE: BP) was raised from $78 to 88.
CIBC World Markets upgraded International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) from a Sector Underperformer to a Sector Performer. Now IGT had a nice run and pulled back temporarily and may present an opportunity as it creates a new trading range. That is some food for thought.
FURIOUS FIVE
This is the first of our “Furious Five” companies that we see excelling in their industry in 2006. Our first addition to this week’s Furious Five is Neoware, Inc (NASDAQ: NWRE) it trades on the Nasdaq under the symbol NWRE. Included in this edition of Wall Street to Main Street is the business of the company and our outlook for the company, this is available to subscribers only..
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
Wall Street Corner with Larry Oakley
Northgate Minerals Corp. (AMEX: NXG)
Because of my opinion that the price of gold will reach & exceed $1000/ounce, I am investigating a number of gold situations. Northgate Minerals Corp is one of them.
At the close Friday 4/21/2006, NXG was trading at $3.63, up $0.23 from Thursday. In after-hours trading Friday, it rose to $3.65. Its 52-week range is $0.92 - $3.72, & its average volume over the last three months was 2.795 million shares. In the Q ended 12/31/2005, its net income was $30,965,000 on total revenue of $257,153,000.
Also included in Larry Oakley;s commentary are other statistics and his outlook for the company.
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
We cannot stress enough that investors need to do their due diligence, call the companies, get the information, consult with your investment advisor and if you do not have one consider getting one. Put the same time into investigating these companies as you do when you go to purchase a new television, it’s only for your protection. When it comes to thinly traded securities stagger your orders or put a limit order in to avoid a run up.
NAMC Newswire Note
Go to the NAMC Newswire for updates at www.namcnewswire.com and you can listen to the NAMC Radio for the audio version of “Wall Street to Main Street” at www.namcnewswire.com/namcradio
To register to receive the Wall Street to Main Street Free Daily Newsletter Click Here or go to our site and click on the Newsletter section. www.namcnewswire.com/newsletter CEO’s that want to contact us can do so by going to www.namcnewswire.com or call us at 888-463-9237.
Louis Victor NAMC Newswire 888-463-9237
Disclaimer: None of the information contained on the NAMC Newswire constitutes a recommendation by the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, nor its parent company that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific investors or person. Each individual investor must make their own independent decisions regarding any security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio Any past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance. The NAMC Newswire, its journalist nor its parent company does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit, and all investors should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investments featured on the NAMC Newsw
Losing my job in the last recession of the last century, I discovered first hand the power of creating your own luck. A week later, I decided to locate an interim position while I looked for a "real” one. Accepting a temporary position at minimum wage in an industry I knew little about, I decided the way to enjoy the position was to learn everything I could and contribution all that I could. I poured over manuals in my down time, developed processes to expedite the work, trained new employees, volunteered for additional assignments, and did anything that needed to be done. Four weeks into a ten week job, I was unexpectedly offered my first management position. If I had listened to my friends cautioning me that taking a minimum wage position was career suicid
Analyst Upgrades/Downgrades
Now three companies that we have featured on Wall Street to Main Street have just received analyst coverage from Lehman Brothers (NYSE: LEH), a stock by the way that should be in the $190 to $200 as mergers and acquisitions continue to rise, now back to the companies that they initiated coverage for, they include:
Weight Watchers (NYSE: WTW) they initiated it as Equal Weight, Herballife (NYSE: HLF) they initiated it as Overweight, Nutri Systems (NASDAQ: NTRI) they initiated it as Overwieght and Life Time Fitness (NYSE: LTM) they initiated it as Overweight. I thought it a pun was intended with the Overweight status for diet and exercise companies.
With crude oil on the move A.G. Edwards bumped up their target price on a few companies. They raised Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) to $118 from $100, we said that it would break their 52-week high recently and it did, $118 is attainable, but don’t get greedy, take some off the top if you start to see some weakness. Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) was raised from $69 to $72, Marathon Oil (NYSE: MRO) was raised from $79 to $96 and BP PLC (NYSE: BP) was raised from $78 to 88.
CIBC World Markets upgraded International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT) from a Sector Underperformer to a Sector Performer. Now IGT had a nice run and pulled back temporarily and may present an opportunity as it creates a new trading range. That is some food for thought.
FURIOUS FIVE
This is the first of our “Furious Five” companies that we see excelling in their industry in 2006. Our first addition to this week’s Furious Five is Neoware, Inc (NASDAQ: NWRE) it trades on the Nasdaq under the symbol NWRE. Included in this edition of Wall Street to Main Street is the business of the company and our outlook for the company, this is available to subscribers only..
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
Wall Street Corner with Larry Oakley
Northgate Minerals Corp. (AMEX: NXG)
Because of my opinion that the price of gold will reach & exceed $1000/ounce, I am investigating a number of gold situations. Northgate Minerals Corp is one of them.
At the close Friday 4/21/2006, NXG was trading at $3.63, up $0.23 from Thursday. In after-hours trading Friday, it rose to $3.65. Its 52-week range is $0.92 - $3.72, & its average volume over the last three months was 2.795 million shares. In the Q ended 12/31/2005, its net income was $30,965,000 on total revenue of $257,153,000.
Also included in Larry Oakley;s commentary are other statistics and his outlook for the company.
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
We cannot stress enough that investors need to do their due diligence, call the companies, get the information, consult with your investment advisor and if you do not have one consider getting one. Put the same time into investigating these companies as you do when you go to purchase a new television, it’s only for your protection. When it comes to thinly traded securities stagger your orders or put a limit order in to avoid a run up.
NAMC Newswire Note
Go to the NAMC Newswire for updates at www.namcnewswire.com and you can listen to the NAMC Radio for the audio version of “Wall Street to Main Street” at www.namcnewswire.com/namcradio
To register to receive the Wall Street to Main Street Free Daily Newsletter Click Here or go to our site and click on the Newsletter section. www.namcnewswire.com/newsletter CEO’s that want to contact us can do so by going to www.namcnewswire.com or call us at 888-463-9237.
Louis Victor NAMC Newswire 888-463-9237
Disclaimer: None of the information contained on the NAMC Newswire constitutes a recommendation by the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, nor its parent company that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific investors or person. Each individual investor must make their own independent decisions regarding any security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio Any past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance. The NAMC Newswire, its journalist nor its parent company does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit, and all investors should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investments featured on the NAMC Newsw
Why Delegate?Delegation has a number of benefits. When you streamline your workload, you increase the amount of time available for essential managerial tasks. Your staff feel motivated and more confident, and stress level decrease across the workforce.NoteDelegate to boost staff morale, build confidence, and reduce stressIncreasing Your TimeManagers commonly complain that the short-term demands of operational and minor duties make it impossible to devote sufficient time to more important long term matters. Strategic planning control, and training are among the higher level activities that will suffer under the burden of under delegated, routine tasks that you wrongly attempt to do yourself. To create more time for yourself, more routine work should be handed down by delegation. Also, the more frequently you delegate the more experienced staff becomes, and the less time you need to spend on briefing.Points To RememberAm I devoting enough time and recourses to strategic planning and overall monitoring?Is my desk overflowing with uncompleted tasks?
FURIOUS FIVE
This is the first of our “Furious Five” companies that we see excelling in their industry in 2006. Our first addition to this week’s Furious Five is Neoware, Inc (NASDAQ: NWRE) it trades on the Nasdaq under the symbol NWRE. Included in this edition of Wall Street to Main Street is the business of the company and our outlook for the company, this is available to subscribers only..
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
Wall Street Corner with Larry Oakley
Northgate Minerals Corp. (AMEX: NXG)
Because of my opinion that the price of gold will reach & exceed $1000/ounce, I am investigating a number of gold situations. Northgate Minerals Corp is one of them.
At the close Friday 4/21/2006, NXG was trading at $3.63, up $0.23 from Thursday. In after-hours trading Friday, it rose to $3.65. Its 52-week range is $0.92 - $3.72, & its average volume over the last three months was 2.795 million shares. In the Q ended 12/31/2005, its net income was $30,965,000 on total revenue of $257,153,000.
Also included in Larry Oakley;s commentary are other statistics and his outlook for the company.
Subscribe to Wall Street to Main Street for Free: www.namcnewswire.com
We cannot stress enough that investors need to do their due diligence, call the companies, get the information, consult with your investment advisor and if you do not have one consider getting one. Put the same time into investigating these companies as you do when you go to purchase a new television, it’s only for your protection. When it comes to thinly traded securities stagger your orders or put a limit order in to avoid a run up.
NAMC Newswire Note
Go to the NAMC Newswire for updates at www.namcnewswire.com and you can listen to the NAMC Radio for the audio version of “Wall Street to Main Street” at www.namcnewswire.com/namcradio
To register to receive the Wall Street to Main Street Free Daily Newsletter Click Here or go to our site and click on the Newsletter section. www.namcnewswire.com/newsletter CEO’s that want to contact us can do so by going to www.namcnewswire.com or call us at 888-463-9237.
Louis Victor NAMC Newswire 888-463-9237
Disclaimer: None of the information contained on the NAMC Newswire constitutes a recommendation by the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, nor its parent company that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific investors or person. Each individual investor must make their own independent decisions regarding any security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio Any past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance. The NAMC Newswire, its journalist nor its parent company does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit, and all investors should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investments featured on the NAMC Newsw
The decision to sell, or not to sell your business is a difficult one. There are many questions that need to be answered before an informed decision can be made. Is selling your best alternative? Will one of the kids want to take over the business? Timing is everything. Is now the right time? You do not have to sell or decide right now. You are quite busy so maybe you will look into it after. . .Facing the issue of succession or continuation of one’s business is very much akin to addressing the need for life insurance. Neither subject is addressed with much enthusiasm by the average person. The prudent address the inevitable and prepare. Although only one eventuality exists for us as individuals, three exist for our business: Transfer to family, sell to outsider, or close down.As with the purchase of life insurance, the decision to sell or plan a viable business’ succession can be continually postponed. Unfortunately, when a business must be sold it usually is too late. Few people are willing to buy a business that has to be sold. Of the hundreds of business transfers we hav
NAMC Newswire Note
Go to the NAMC Newswire for updates at www.namcnewswire.com and you can listen to the NAMC Radio for the audio version of “Wall Street to Main Street” at www.namcnewswire.com/namcradio
To register to receive the Wall Street to Main Street Free Daily Newsletter Click Here or go to our site and click on the Newsletter section. www.namcnewswire.com/newsletter CEO’s that want to contact us can do so by going to www.namcnewswire.com or call us at 888-463-9237.
Louis Victor NAMC Newswire 888-463-9237
Disclaimer: None of the information contained on the NAMC Newswire constitutes a recommendation by the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, nor its parent company that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific investors or person. Each individual investor must make their own independent decisions regarding any security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio Any past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance. The NAMC Newswire, its journalist nor its parent company does not guarantee any specific outcome or profit, and all investors should be aware of the real risk of loss in following any strategy or investments featured on the NAMC Newswire or the NAMC Radio. The strategy or investments discussed may fluctuate in price or value and investors may get back less than you invested. Before acting on any information featured on the NAMC Newswire website or the NAMC Radio segment, investors should consider whether it is suitable for their particular circumstances and strongly consider seeking advice from their own financial or investment adviser. Investors are also urged to do their own due diligence before investing in any security.
All opinions featured on the NAMC Newswire or NAMC Radio are based upon information that is considered to be reliable, but neither the NAMC Newswire, its journalist, its parent company, affiliates nor assigns warrant its completeness or accuracy, and it should not be relied upon as such. The statements and opinions featured on the NAMC Newswire by its journalist are based on their outlook at the time of the statement or opinion, and are subject to change without notice. NAMC may at times hold a position in the companies that it features, in these cases appropriate disclosure is made.
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