Right now my Wall Street Survivor portfolio is full but each week I still look to see what I'd buy if I had some cash.  I'd advice you not to take others' buy/sell recommendations unless you've studied how that person invests and your investment philosophy meshes with theirs.

I'm 64 years old and have already accumulated a large portfolio.  I want to keep what I've got but still need growth to beat future taxes, inflation and whatever other uncertainties that may be thrown up for me to cope with by either the economy or politicians.

Some of my readers have complained  that my articles are "cookie cutter" but I take that as a complement because I want all my stock to have he same attributes.  I want to know the same information about any potential investment and pass on any that don't meet all my criteria.  They are:

• Sales and earnings growth projections should be for double digit increases
• I need instant gratification so I want to see current positive price momentum
• The stock has to have a wide and positive following by both the professional and individual investing community
• There needs to be enough published information on this company because I invest in established companies by looking at the numbers.
• I do not invest in start-ups that only have ideas and no sales and profits

• 88% Barchart overall technical buy signal
• Trend Spotter technical buy signal
• Trading above its 20, 50 and 100 day moving averages
• 11 new highs and up 11.53% in the last month
• Relative Strength Index of 69.08% that is still rising
• Trades around 67.47 which is above its 50 day moving average of 61.01