Weekly Calendar

Date	Release
2/13	None scheduled.
2/14	NFIB small-business index (1/12); Retail sales (1/12); Import prices (1/12); Inventories (12/11).
2/15	Empire state index (2/12); Industrial production (1/12); Capacity utilization (1/12); Home builders' index (2/12); FOMC minutes.
2/16	Jobless claims; Producer price index (1/12); Core PPI (1/12); Housing starts (1/12); Philly Fed (2/12).
2/17	Consumer price index (1/12); Core CPI (1/12); Leading indicators (1/12).

Date

Release

2/13

None scheduled.

2/14

NFIB small-business index (1/12); Retail sales (1/12); Import prices (1/12); Inventories (12/11).

2/15

Empire state index (2/12); Industrial production (1/12); Capacity utilization (1/12); Home builders' index (2/12); FOMC minutes.

2/16

Jobless claims; Producer price index (1/12); Core PPI (1/12); Housing starts (1/12); Philly Fed (2/12).

2/17

Consumer price index (1/12); Core CPI (1/12); Leading indicators (1/12).

Seven Cash Cows That Point the Way to Profit

April 30, 2010

By Larry D. Spears, Contributing Writer, Money Morning

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Tags: 3M, Bank of America, cash-cow, Coca-Cola, Constellation Energy, Goldman Sachs, Larry D. Spears, Morgan Stanley, NYSE

5 Responses

lee hallock | April 30, 2010

Good info Thanks

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jayaraman L. | April 30, 2010

the calculation for cash-in-hand for $1billion i.e. 4.5% of interest bearing account to pay up for 1000 employee's in a year. But, a company with a pool of $1 billion of cash-in-hand will not only have 1000 employee's it's 1000 times more than it. Instead it should go for the investment or expansion of his firm to make payment to their workers 100 times more than now and can give opportunities to atleast 1000 employees.

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donald kovacevich | May 1, 2010

these cash cows have already grown.i prefer small cap.

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