4 Large Tech Companies with Juicy Dividends

No doubt, high-dividend paying stocks look quite attractive now – especially
in light of the recent market volatility and rock-bottom government bond yields.
Yet many of these kinds of companies have few growth opportunities. But there is
one category that could be an exception: large tech stocks. Thus, if the economy
does manage a comeback, there should be some nice capital gains for investors.
So which stocks look interesting? Here's a look: Intel (Nasdaq: INTC ) –
4.2% dividend yield: Even though the company has been slow with its mobile
strategy, the fact is it remains the dominant global player in semiconductors.
It has thousands of top-notch engineers and a variety of state-of-the-art
manufacturing centers. In fact, with its huge cash flows, Intel is in a good
position to acquire companies. For example, one key deal was for Infineons
(Nasdaq: IFNY ) mobile chips division. There was also the purchase of McAfee,
which is a big provider of security software. This is definitely a long-term
growth opportunity. All in all, Intel's valuation is fairly cheap. The
price-to-earnings ratio is only 9. Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT ) – 2.6%: The
company has been mostly reactive over the years. It did have the foresight to
invest in Facebook, and for the most part Microsoft's Internet business has
been a dud. Unfortunately, the same is true for its mobile software division,
and the company's partnership with Nokia (NYSE: NOK ) does not look like a
winner. Despite all this, Microsoft still has several powerful businesses.

Top 10 Rebounding IT Services Stocks: REDF, SIFY, DTLK, USAT, VHC, ATRN, ALLT, MCHX, SINA, WWWW (Aug 13, 2011)

Below are the top 10 rebounding IT Services stocks. These companies are
interesting turnaround stories. One Chinese company (SINA) is on the list.
Rediff.com India Limited (ADR) (NASDAQ:REDF) is the 1st best rebounding stock in
this segment of the market. It has risen 397% from its 52-week low. It is now
trading at 50% of its 52-week high. Sify Technologies Limited (NASDAQ:SIFY) is
the 2nd best rebounding stock in this segment of the market. It has risen 289%
from its 52-week low. It is now trading at 54% of its 52-week high. Datalink
Corporation (NASDAQ:DTLK) is the 3rd best rebounding stock in this segment of
the market. It has risen 268% from its 52-week low. It is now trading at 96% of
its 52-week high. USA Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:USAT) is the 4th best
rebounding stock in this segment of the market. It has risen 260% from its
52-week low. It is now trading at 46% of its 52-week high. VirnetX Holding
Corporation (AMEX:VHC) is the 5th best rebounding stock in this segment of the
market. It has risen 199% from its 52-week low. It is now trading at 42% of its
52-week high. Atrinsic, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATRN) is the 6th best rebounding stock in
this segment of the market. It has risen 189% from its 52-week low. It is now
trading at 44% of its 52-week high. Allot Communications Ltd. (NASDAQ:ALLT) is
the 7th best rebounding stock in this segment of the market. It has risen 180%
from its 52-week low. It is now trading at 70% of its 52-week high. Marchex,
Inc. (NASDAQ:MCHX) is the 8th best rebounding stock in this segment of the
market. It has risen 175% from its 52-week low. It is now trading at 96% of its
52-week high. SINA Corporation (USA) (NASDAQ:SINA) is the 9th best rebounding
stock in this segment of the market. It has risen 155% from its 52-week low. It
is now trading at 70% of its 52-week high. Web.com Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:WWWW) is
the 10th best rebounding stock in this segment of the market. It has risen 153%
from its 52-week low. It is now trading at 65% of its 52-week high.

EBAY MSN STOCK QUOTES E BAY USA Investing News Today; Stock Market DJIA Index DJX Close Review News

The stock market roller coaster was a choppy ride this past week and stock
indices ultimately ended the week lower overall. The major stock market index
composites had a more positive latter half of the week however. The DJIA, Nasdaq
and S&P 500 indices finished the last trading session in the green. The DJIA
finished higher by 1.13 at 11,269.02 and the positive close was the second
consecutive positive close of the week. The Nasdaq closed higher by .61 at
2,507.98. The S&P 500 finished higher by .53 percent at 1,178.81. The market was
much more volatile at the beginning of the week and the negative trends that
posted Monday and Wednesday ultimately pulled the major indices lower for the
week overall. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished lower for the week by
1.5 percent overall. The Nasdaq ended the week lower by 1 percent overall and
the S&P 500 was lower for the week by 1.7 percent. Investors on Wall Street are
worried over the potential double dip recession and that signs implying a bear
market are emerging. Individual company stock trends have been choppy this week
as well. EBAY ended the last trading session of the week in positive territory
though. E BAY stock moved higher on Friday by 1.09 percent or .33 to close out
at 30.53. Previous close for EBAY Inc. was 30.20. The 52 week high for EBAY
stock is 35.35 and the 52 week low is 21.32. Frank Matto

The Gold Price is Climbing Against Every Fiat Currency and Becoming the Premier Alternative Money

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DG365FD46564GFH654FU898 Gold Price Close Today : 1,740.20 Gold Price Close 5-Aug : 1,648.80 Change : 91.40 or 5.5% Silver Price Close Today : 3910.1 Silver Price Close 5-Aug : 3819.7 Change : 90.40 or 2.4% Gold Silver Ratio Today : 44.505 Gold Silver Ratio 5-Aug : 43.166 Change : 1.34 or 3.1% Silver Gold Ratio : 0.02247 Silver Gold Ratio 5-Aug : 0.02317 Change : -0.00070 or -3.0% Dow in Gold Dollars : $ 133.86 Dow in Gold Dollars 5-Aug : $ 143.65 Change : $ (9.79) or -6.8% Dow in Gold Ounces : 6.476 Dow in Gold Ounces 5-Aug : 6.949 Change : -0.47 or -6.8% Dow in Silver Ounces : 288.20 Dow in Silver Ounces 5-Aug : 299.97 Change : -11.77 or -3.9% Dow Industrial : 11,269.02 Dow Industrial 5-Aug : 11,457.93 Change : -188.91 or -1.6% S&P 500 : 1,178.81 S&P 500 5-Aug : 1,201.16 Change : -22.35 or -1.9% US Dollar Index : 74.579 US Dollar Index 5-Aug : 74.489 Change : 0.090 or 0.1% Platinum Price Close Today : 1,796.00 Platinum Price Close 5-Aug : 1,719.00 Change : 77.00 or 4.5% Palladium Price Close Today : 743.55 Palladium Price Close 5-Aug : 740.10 Change : 3.45 or 0.5% Big surprise this week was the Silver Price , refusing to drop below 3700c. The Gold Price gained — choke! — 5.5%. Stocks did worse than 1.6% implies, dollar stayed flat, and platinum shot up 4.5% and left palladium in the dust. Yesterday I recounted to y’all that the gold 20 franc coins, favorite of gold-hungry French investors, were carrying huge premiums in Europe ($28 – $35 versus $5 at wholesale here). Last night on the way home I heard a report on National Proletarian Radio that French authorities were warning those casting doubt on the solvency of French banks that they’d better not. French bank stock indices were hit hard this week. Clearly the French, who in my 64-year old memory have undergone at least one currency reform and loads of inflation, are running on the banks and swapping euros for gold. To what degree, I haven’t a clue, but a few days ago something else occurred that brought to mind the French proverb, “Nothing is confirmed until officially denied.” A couple of rating agencies made showy announcements that French government debt was STILL rated AAA. Right, but who asked you? Unless there’s a problem, this resembles an astronomer announcing that the sky is still blue. Y’all need to face the likelihood that the Gold Price made at least an interim top this week. We will know by the progressive depth of the reaction how far it will carry. If GOLD doesn’t break $1,720 (low today at $1,723.95) then it will piddle sideways a few days and take off again, rushing over $1,800.00 On 10 August the Gold Price made a new all time high close at $1,781.30. In the aftermarket that day it traded above $1,810. If it breaks $1,720 it might fall to $1,675. A close above $1,781.30 contradicts all that and tells you gold is making yet another leg up. Today the Gold Price ranged from $1,766.46 to $1,723.95 and closed Comex $8.60 lower at $1,740.20. Gold added nearly $100 this week. The NATURE of gold’s situation has changed. In its first wave up from 2001 – 2008, it moved glacially, adding only a tiny bit at a time, struggling to attract investors. It peaked in March 2008, then gave up 30% by November. Then it began the next leg up, and this one moves with much greater speed, violence, and volatility. The NATURE of the economic situation has changed, calling into question all the old economic verities like “US debt is the lowest risk investment.” Sovereign debt around the world is being scrutinized, and investors don’t like what they see. The old Keynesian paradigm — government managing the economy and borrowing and spending its way into prosperity — is crumbling like the Berlin Wall and that other brand of socialism. Oh, it hasn’t fallen off the throne yet, but it’s being pushed. The Tea Party, the endemic and insuppressible financial and fiscal crises, the rotten banking structure, debt downgrades, bailouts, all of these are the fevers, chills, and icy sweats of a dying system. Its death is hastening, hastening. Pray that liberty succeeds it, and not a worse tyranny. In any event, all these forces are pushing gold higher and higher, and in the next three to 10 years you will see prices at levels you would never have dared dream of, let alone mention, in 2001. Shuck out of stocks and dollar denominated investments (CDs, savings accounts, annuities, bonds) and put the proceeds into silver and gold. There’s still time. Yet take not MY word for this argument. Look at the July break out with a breakaway gap at E1,090 and run to E1,276 yesterday. Turn not yet away, gentle readers. Throw up Gold in Yen, and mark and inwardly digest the breakout 1 August above Y127,500, and follow the climb to Y139,580 yesterday. My point? Gold is climbing against every fiat currency. Gold is becoming the premier alternative money. Slowly, slowly the public is repudiating those central bank currencies in favor of gold. This, too will speed up. As panic put jet fuel in gold’s tanks, it pushed the Silver Price down, all the way back to 3700c on Tuesday. Yet silver did not break and fall to its 200 dma (now 3404) but fought back and today gained 44.5c to 3910.1c. I must still accept lower prices as the most likely outcome, UNLESS silver closes above 4100c, then 4200c quickly. Countering that view is silver’s uptrend — yes, Uptrend — since the June 27 low at 3338c. Of course, after a week of parabolic upward GOLD action, I’d be foolish not to brace myself for a correction. But mercy! of all the gold and silver bulls in the world, I have been kicking against the goads. Silver and gold have consistently outperformed my expectations this year. Market’s left me a little punchy, but determined to buy more and more silver and gold on every little dip. The gold/silver ratio is one fact causing me to look for lower silver. The previous post-May correction high had been 44.584 on 28 June. On 9 August it hit 45.938, which whispers that the ratio will move higher still. Way things are going, that might not be due to silver falling, but to gold blasting away topside, powered by more panic. I watch. I wait. I am glad that so many of y’all swapped out of silver into gold, because now that move looks very slick. Let’s hope it pans out with a higher ratio. BOTTOM LINE: Long term bull market in silver and gold needs me to defend it like two lionesses need my help with a wildebeest. We may be in for a greater or lesser correction, but the primary trend remains up in a bull market. Here’s what the Dow posted this week: Down 634.76, up 429.92, down 519.83, up 423.37, up 125.71 for a net loss of 175.59. Intraday low for the week was 10,604.70, which fulfilled my target of 10,900 from the head and shoulders and 10,700 from previous trading and lateral support. Wherefore we can guess that stocks will mount a sickly rally from here. They are far below their 200 dma (11,991.67), and could reach that or a little higher. Volatility this week was due certainly to panic in the market generated by US debt downgrade (insubstantial but damaging to psychology) and European sovereign debt crisis. No doubt volatility was supercharged also by the yankee government’s Plunge Protection Team. Be all that as it may, the Dow is doomed to move much, much lower, but not immediately. Close below 10,700 gainsays my cheery optimism and turns the Dow down into the nether regions. If you are one of those laggards who still owns stocks, better seize ANY rally like a seat on the last train out of Moscow in November 1917. STOCKS — they are the non-nutritious filler in the Box of Investment Breakfast Cereal. The Dow in Gold Dollars’ last low for the move that began in August 1999 came on 9 March 2009 at G$147.24 (7.123 oz). On 10 August the DiG$ made a new low for the 12 year move at G$124.40 (6.018 oz). Since August 1999 the Dow has lost 80% against gold, and will lose another 80%. Ditto silver. US DOLLAR INDEX is range trading between 75 and 74.50. Panic spilling over from Europe is sending flight capital into the dollar, and the NGM of all the central banks, who work together like fire ants, are trying to keep the euro (destined for US$1.20) afloat and keep the Yen from rising to the sky. Expect further dollar rally. Break above 75.50 is the first tripwire of a rally, then a close over 76 and 76.75. Euro, Frankenstein of currencies, rose 0.11% today to 1.4258. Downtrend remains unchallenged. Yen is knocking on all time highs. Y’all enjoy your weekend. Argentum et aurum comparenda sunt — – Gold and silver must be bought. – Franklin Sanders, The Moneychanger The-MoneyChanger.com © 2011, The Moneychanger. May not be republished in any form, including electronically, without our express permission. To avoid confusion, please remember that the comments above have a very short time horizon. Always invest with the primary trend. Gold’s primary trend is up, targeting at least $3,130.00; silver’s primary is up targeting 16:1 gold/silver ratio or $195.66; stocks’ primary trend is down, targeting Dow under 2,900 and worth only one ounce of gold; US$ or US$-denominated assets, primary trend down; real estate in a bubble, primary trend way down. Whenever I write “Stay out of stocks” readers inevitably ask, “Do you mean precious metals mining stocks, too?” No, I don’t. Be advised and warned: Do NOT use these commentaries to trade futures contracts. I don’t intend them for that or write them with that outlook. I write them for long-term investors in physical metals. Take them as entertainment, but not as a timing service for futures.

Gold price per ounce silver price per ounce spot gold price per gram spot silver price per ounce today; DJIA Index DJI Close

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dow2664 Gold price per ounce touched an intraday high on Wednesday but trends for the precious metal moved lower during the latter half of this past trading week. The lower trends for the safe haven yellow metal parallel the higher trends observed in the stock market. The primary index composites finished higher for two consecutive days to close out the trading week. The volatility that began the week dissipated as the week wore on and a sense of calm set in for investors on Wall Street. The improved consistency observed in stock index trends during the latter half of the week decreased the safe haven appeal of precious metal gold and thus gold closed out lower. Contract gold finished last session lower by 8.90 to close the day at 1,742.60 an ounce. Gold touched an intraday high on Wednesday by posting a price of 18.17.60 per troy ounce at one point. Ultimately gold finished the week higher overall by 5.5 percent. Silver contract finished the last session higher by 44.5 to close out at 39.11 per troy ounce on the day and higher for the week by 2.4 percent overall. After last session close, spot gold and spot silver prices continued to move in divergent directions. Spot gold price per gram was red by .08 at 56.15. Spot silver price per ounce moved higher by .41 at 39.06. Camillo Zucari

Todays DJIA Dow Jones Index DJX DJI Stock Market Today Nasdaq S&P 500 Close Review Economic Data USA today

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dow2664 The latter half of this past trading week gave investors on Wall Street a boost of confidence. The DJIA, Nasdaq and S&P 500 all ended the last trading session this past week in the green as investors felt more secure with global market action, specifically with regard to European stocks. European stocks moved solidly higher last session and this positive action carried over into the U.S. session helping investors on Wall Street feel more secure. Economic data yesterday in the U.S. was mixed but the retail sales data was much better than expected and ultimately helped indices close higher. The Nasdaq finished the day higher by .61 percent at 2,507.98. The S&P 500 was higher by .53 percent at 1,178.81. The Dow Jones ended the trading session higher by 1.13 percent at 11,269.02. Crude oil finished lower by 1.73 percent to 85.38 per barrel and gold finished lower to finish at 1742.60 per troy ounce. Volatility was the name of the game this past week but after the dust settled, the major composites had not lost as much as most perceived. The Nasdaq finished the week lower by 1 percent. The S&P 500 was lower by 1.7 percent for the week and the DJIA ended the week lower overall by 1.5 percent. Frank Matto

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I had often read of some great services done to princes and states, and desired to see the persons by whom those services were performed. Upon inquiry I was told that their names were to be found on no record, except a few of them whom history has represented as the vilest rogues and traitors. As to the rest, I had never once heard of them. They all appeared with dejected looks, and in the meanest habit, most of them telling me they died in poverty and disgrace, and the rest on a scaffold or a gibbet.
In the meantime, the Emperor held frequent councils to debate what course should be taken with me; and I was afterwards assured by a particular friend, a person of great quality, who was looked upon to be as much in the secret as any, that the court was under many difficulties concerning me. They apprehended my breaking loose, that my diet would be very expensive, and might cause a famine. Sometimes they determined to starve me, or at least to shoot me in the face and hands with poisoned arrows, which would soon dispatch me: but again they considered, that the stench of so large a carcass might produce a plague in the metropolis, and probably spread through the whole kingdom. In the midst of these consultations, several officers of the army went to the door of the great council chamber; and two of them being admitted, gave an account of my behavior to the six criminals above mentioned, which made so favorable an impression in the breast of his Majesty and the whole board in my behalf, that an Imperial Commission was issued out, obliging all the villages nine hundred yards round the city, to deliver in every morning six beeves, forty sheep, and other victuals for my sustenance; together with a proportionable quantity of bread, and wine, and other liquors for the due payment of which his Majesty gave assignments upon his treasury. For this prince lives chiefly upon his own demesnes, seldom, except upon great occasions, raising any subsidies upon his subjects, who are bound to attend him in his wars at their own expense. An establishment was-also made of six hundred persons to be my domestics, who had board-wages allowed for their maintenance, and tents built for them very conveniently on each side of my door. It was likewise ordered, that three hundred tailors should make me a suit of clothes after the fashion of the country: that six of his Majesty's greatest scholars should be employed to instruct me in their language: and, lastly, that the Emperor's horses, and those of the nobility, and troops of guards, should be frequently exercised in my sight, to accustom themselves to me. All these orders were duly put in execution, and in about three weeks I made a great progress in learning their language; during which time the Emperor frequently honored me with his visits, and was pleased to assist my masters in teaching me. We began already to converse together in some sort; and the first words I learned were to express my desire that he would please give me my liberty, which I every day repeated on my knees. His answer, as I could apprehend it, was, that this must be a work of time, not to be thought on without the advice of his council, and that first I must Lumos kelmin pesso desmar lon Emposo; that is, swear a peace with him and his kingdom. However, that I should be used with all kindness; and he advised me to acquire, by my patience and discreet behavior, the good opinion of himself and his subjects. He desired I would not take it ill, if he gave orders to certain proper officers to search me; for probably I might carry about me several weapons, which must needs be dangerous things, if they answered the bulk of so prodigious a person. I said, his Majesty should be satisfied, for I was ready to strip myself, and turn out my pockets before him. This I delivered part in words, and part in signs. He replied, that by the laws of the kingdom I must be searched by two of his officers; that he knew this could not be done without my consent and assistance; that he had so good an opinion of my generosity and justice, as to trust their persons in my hands: that whatever they took from me should be returned when I left the country, or paid for at the rate which I would set upon them. I took up the two officers in my hands, put them first into my coat-pockets, and then into every other pocket about me, except my two fobs, and another secret pocket I had no mind should be searched, wherein I had some little necessaries that were of no consequence to any but myself. In one of my fobs there was a silver watch, and in the other a small quantity of gold in a purse. These gentlemen, having pen, ink, and paper about them, made an exact inventory of everything they saw; and when they were through, desired I would set them down, that they might deliver it to the Emperor. This inventory I afterwards translated that into English, and is word for word as follows.


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