Utilities lead 50-stock list for July

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Jul 1, 2012 12:11AM

How about I do nothing and watch it all go red again like last year and the year before that and all the ones before that. I give up :(

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RockHefster

Jul 3, 2012 6:57AM

Like I would take investment advice written by an "advertisor-advisor" on how and what to invest in... if you are reading it here it is already too late to catch the train!!!

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chentdogg

Jul 3, 2012 5:23AM

every year MSN articles pick hot stocks and they never pan out for the average investor. Only the wealthy investors, who influenced these articles to be written so that people buy those stocks, make money.

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dinobenz

Jul 3, 2012 6:16AM

Before the crash, I bought ConEd at about 38 per share and now it is in the mid 60's. Excellent dividends and a no brainer monoply for NY power sources. The best investment in my modest personal portfolio. I wish my major source of income, an annuity with AXA could come even half as good as ED has been. AXA'S BRAIN TRUST HAS TAKEN MY 400k investment and cut it's value by more than half.

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goshawk33

Jul 3, 2012 12:05PM

I invest in AGNC, a mortgage company, and get great dividends. Will proabaly do so for the next few years. Good stocks are out there you just need to look and stop playing the victim.

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ghosteater

Jul 4, 2012 6:15PM

Good luck buying shares of CV. It was delisted in June because it was acquired by Danaus. One important element missing from StockScouter, apparently, is NEWS.

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Selaretus slainte

Jul 3, 2012 9:55AM

Hot stocks??? You gotta be kidding me. In case you haven't NOTICED this 'recovery' and everything associated with it is going around the inside of the bowl along with Europe.

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john boy

Jul 4, 2012 7:00AM

Con ed is a no brainer investment, wish i had bought more

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