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"The weight of the evidence suggests the primary market trend is bullish," says Richard Moroney, editor of Dow Theory Forecasts.
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Moroney would rather have seen the market take more than an 8% drop from January highs.
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Moroney says, adding that the Street anticipates DirecTV having growing profits of 64% in 2010 and another 32% in 2011.
Six Guru Growth Stocks Alexandra Zendrian 2010
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Because high-end card holders have to have top credit scores, banks charge them relatively lower annual interest rates on revolving balances, in the range of 12% to 13%, compared with the trend toward higher rates for mass-market cards, which for many has jumped from the mid-teens to over 20%, says Moroney.
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Because high-end card holders have to have top credit scores, banks charge them relatively lower annual interest rates on revolving balances, in the range of 12% to 13%, compared with the trend toward higher rates for mass-market cards, which for many has jumped from the mid-teens to over 20%, says Moroney.
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Moroney is more of a quantitative analyst than a market timer, focused on finding stocks that score highly on his "Quadrix" model.
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Both the Industrials and Transports are at 17-month highs, and the broad market continues to melt higher amid an improving profit outlook, mild inflation and contained bond yields, wrote Moroney in a March 17 hotline message to subscribers.
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Moroney was aided and abetted by David Simon, the former Baltimore Sun reporter who is now a TV (pardon me, it's not TV, it's HBO) writer and producer.
Art Brodsky: Nancy Reagan's Internet Solution for Whining Newspapers 2009
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Moroney suggested that Congress consider property right for news similar to retransmission consent.
Art Brodsky: Nancy Reagan's Internet Solution for Whining Newspapers 2009
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Moroney retorted that for some people, those four lines are the news, and the newspaper should benefit because Google sells ads around them.
Art Brodsky: Nancy Reagan's Internet Solution for Whining Newspapers 2009
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