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Oil Climbs to 30-Month High on Libya; Kuwait Says Price Too High BusinessWeek Prices are too high and "worrying," the chief executive officer of Kuwait Petroleum Corp. said today. Forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi bombed an oil field south of the city of Ajdabiya, Al Jazeera television reported, heightening concern ... See all stories on this topic »

Futures Gain; Oil Prices in Focus Morningstar.com But crude-oil prices were trading above the $108 per barrel mark in Asian trading even as the conflict in oil-rich Libya dragged on. Gold inched lower. The earnings calendar is relatively light today with firms such as Cache Inc and Team Inc reporting ... See all stories on this topic »

PSigma's Mott moves as oil nears $120 Money Marketing The oil futures price hit $119.75 today, its highest since the peaks of 2008, following the ongoing civil war in Libya. According to Mott, it is anomalous that the prices of BP and Shell have not moved with it. However, Mott has already sold out of ... See all stories on this topic » Money Marketing

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Oil rises to above $108 as US jobs market improves WXVT AP - April 4, 2011 5:14 AM ET SINGAPORE (AP) - Oil prices jumped to fresh 30-month highs above $108 a barrel today in Asia as signs of a recovering US jobs market bolstered investor optimism that global crude demand will strengthen. ... See all stories on this topic »

PRECIOUS-Gold firms as dollar retreats, oil climbs Forexyard "These things altogether account for the recovery in gold prices today," he added. "Probably the downward move on Friday was seen as exaggerated by many market players, and they took the lower price as an opportunity to get into gold. ... See all stories on this topic »

Oil firms to lose Rs 174126 cr on fuel sales in 2011-12 Economic Times Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum will "at current international crude oil prices lose Rs 174126 crore in revenues on selling diesel, domestic LPG and kerosene below their imported cost in 2011-12 fiscal," a government official said ... See all stories on this topic »

Brent oil trading closer to $120, oil prices remain bullish Live Oil Prices Brent oil futures open today's trading session closer to $120 a barrel as investors remain bullish on crude oil, betting that higher oil prices are on the horizon due to oil supply issues out of Libya and Middle East tensions. ... See all stories on this topic »

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Global turmoil calls for hedging with oil MarketWatch However, given the forces driving the markets today, and our outlook for oil prices, we recommend hedging your portfolio with "black gold" as well — specifically focusing on oil-services stocks. On the basis of fundamentals alone, I began the year ... See all stories on this topic »

Oil Remains Firm but Gains Capped FXstreet.com Oil prices remained strong but gains were limited as the 'post-earthquake' Tankan survey released by the BOJ showed a slide in business confidence for the second quarter. Economists said the report does not reflect how bad the sentiment is and which ... See all stories on this topic »

Aust stocks gaining at noon Business Spectator Oil prices also settled firmer, though metals prices eased, and stocks were generally performing well at noon. At 1205 AEST the ASX 200 had climbed 0.64 per cent to 4893.3 points, while the broader All Ordinaries was 0.7 per cent higher at 4989.6 ... See all stories on this topic »

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Academy of Country Music Awards Red Carpet: See the Photos!

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Country music just celebrated its hottest night: The Academy of Country Music Awards! Quadruple-nominee Taylor Swift walked the red carpet in a floor-sweeping gold Elie Saab gown, while Top Female Vocalist nominee Carrie Underwood chose a deep purple sequined number. And the night’s most nominated singer, seven-time nominee Miranda Lambert, looked glam in white chiffon gown by Lorena Sarbu. See these looks, as well as Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles, Julianne Hough, Brooklyn Decker, and more in the gallery!

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Top 10 Small Cap Stocks with Highest Return on Equity: ART, OMN, VCI, SOLR, PPD, DLX, SFUN, MVO, ARB, CPTS (Apr 03, 2011)

Below are the top 10 Small Cap stocks with highest Return on Equity (ROE) ratio
for the last 12 months, UPDATED TODAY before 4:30 AM ET. ROE shows a companys
efficiency in making profits from shareholders equity. It is equal to net
profits divided by shareholders equity. One Chinese company (SFUN) is on the
list. Artio Global Investors Inc. (NYSE:ART) has the 1st highest Return on
Equity in this segment of the market. Its ROE was 151.19% for the last 12
months. Its net profit margin was 30.95% for the same period. OMNOVA Solutions
Inc. (NYSE:OMN) has the 2nd highest Return on Equity in this segment of the
market. Its ROE was 130.90% for the last 12 months. Its net profit margin was
10.63% for the same period. Valassis Communications, Inc. (NYSE:VCI) has the 3rd
highest Return on Equity in this segment of the market. Its ROE was 122.99% for
the last 12 months. Its net profit margin was 16.52% for the same period. GT
Solar International, Inc. (NASDAQ:SOLR) has the 4th highest Return on Equity in
this segment of the market. Its ROE was 109.53% for the last 12 months. Its net
profit margin was 18.99% for the same period. Pre-Paid Legal Services, Inc.
(NYSE:PPD) has the 5th highest Return on Equity in this segment of the market.
Its ROE was 103.97% for the last 12 months. Its net profit margin was 14.85% for
the same period. Deluxe Corporation (NYSE:DLX) has the 6th highest Return on
Equity in this segment of the market. Its ROE was 88.87% for the last 12 months.
Its net profit margin was 10.94% for the same period. SouFun Holdings Limited
(NYSE:SFUN) has the 7th highest Return on Equity in this segment of the market.
Its ROE was 85.86% for the last 12 months. Its net profit margin was 28.13% for
the same period. MV Oil Trust (NYSE:MVO) has the 8th highest Return on Equity in
this segment of the market. Its ROE was 83.87% for the last 12 months. Its net
profit margin was 97.41% for the same period. Arbitron Inc. (NYSE:ARB) has the
9th highest Return on Equity in this segment of the market. Its ROE was 82.19%
for the last 12 months. Its net profit margin was 11.25% for the same period.
Conceptus, Inc. (NASDAQ:CPTS) has the 10th highest Return on Equity in this
segment of the market. Its ROE was 77.19% for the last 12 months. Its net profit
margin was 58.29% for the same period.

Best Stocks for 2011 Q1 Update

On Jan. 1, InvestorPlace.com launched its free list of the 10 Best Stocks for
2011 . The lineup included 10 long-term investments from a group of money
managers, market experts and journalists. The goal was to provide a list of
stocks investors should hold for 365 days, and (hopefully!) outperform the
broader market across all of 2011. Well, with the first quarter down, it appears
that our 10 Best Stocks for 2011 are achieving that goal. At the close of the
market on March 31, the average return of the stocks on our list was about 10%
almost DOUBLE the return of the broader stock market! The two top stock picks,
with 54% and 39% gains year-to-date, are responsible for the lion share of those
gains. But only two stocks ended Q1 in the red, proving that some sleepy stocks
tracking the market paired with a few breakout performers can be an effective
way to build your portfolio. So, which are truly the best stocks for 2011 so
far, and what names are off to a slow start? Lets take a look. First the
laggards on the list: Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ), picked by blogger and author
James Altucher, is off 9% year-to-date. However, Altuchers initial reasons for
buying a massive war chest of cash, bargain valuation and predictable revenue
remain unchanged. Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ: ZION ), picked by Anthony Mirhaydari ,
is down about 4% in 2011.The financial stock is located at the epicenter of the
housing crisis, and has been slow to mend. However, Zions was upgraded to
outperform by Credit Suisse on March 23, with a target of $32 per share. Thats
about 32% upside if the target holds. Evercore Partners (NYSE: EVR ), picked by
InvestorPlace expert Hilary Kramer, editor of GameChangers and Breakout Stocks
Under $5 , ended Q1 flat. Kramer describers EVR as a merger and acquisition
powerhouse, as the company specializes in some of the biggest buyout deals on
Wall Street. As M&A activity heats up in 2011, so should EVR . Kramers target
remains $50. Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC ), picked by financial
journalist and InvestorPlace.com lead writer and editor Jeff Reeves, also posted
a goose egg for Q1. After a quick rise in the beginning of the year, the stock
sold off on disappointing earnings in late January. And since the market made
its March 16 correction low, BAC has not kept pace, struggling while the broad
market rallied. But BofA is the nations largest consumer lender, and these loans
are performing better. This should be reflected in the stock price in 2011 . Now
on to the three biggest winners on the Best Stocks for 2011 list

Best Stocks for 2011 Q1 Update

On Jan. 1, InvestorPlace.com launched its free list of the 10 Best Stocks for 2011 . The lineup included 10 long-term investments from a group of money managers, market experts and journalists. The goal was to provide a list of stocks investors should hold for 365 days, and (hopefully!) outperform the broader market across all of 2011. Well, with the first quarter down, it appears that our 10 Best Stocks for 2011 are achieving that goal. At the close of the market on March 31, the average return of the stocks on our list was about 10% — almost DOUBLE the return of the broader stock market! The two top stock picks, with 54% and 39% gains year-to-date, are responsible for the lion share of those gains. But only two stocks ended Q1 in the red, proving that some sleepy stocks tracking the market paired with a few breakout performers can be an effective way to build your portfolio. So, which are truly the best stocks for 2011 so far, and what names are off to a slow start? Let’s take a look. First the laggards on the list: Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ), picked by blogger and author James Altucher, is off 9% year-to-date. However, Altucher’s initial reasons for buying — a massive war chest of cash, bargain valuation and predictable revenue — remain unchanged. Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ: ZION ), picked by Anthony Mirhaydari , is down about 4% in 2011.The financial stock is located at the epicenter of the housing crisis, and has been slow to mend. However, Zions was upgraded to “outperform” by Credit Suisse on March 23, with a target of $32 per share. That’s about 32% upside if the target holds. Evercore Partners (NYSE: EVR ), picked by InvestorPlace expert Hilary Kramer, editor of GameChangers and Breakout Stocks Under $5 , ended Q1 flat. Kramer describers EVR as a “merger and acquisition powerhouse,” as the company specializes in some of the biggest buyout deals on Wall Street. As M&A activity heats up in 2011, so should EVR . Kramer’s target remains $50. Bank of America Corporation (NYSE: BAC ), picked by financial journalist and InvestorPlace.com lead writer and editor Jeff Reeves, also posted a goose egg for Q1. After a quick rise in the beginning of the year, the stock sold off on disappointing earnings in late January. And since the market made its March 16 correction low, BAC has not kept pace, struggling while the broad market rallied. But BofA is the nation’s largest consumer lender, and these loans are performing better. This should be reflected in the stock price in 2011 . Now on to the three biggest winners on the Best Stocks for 2011 list …
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