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Nov. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies may have unusual moves in U.S. trading tomorrow. Stock symbols are in parentheses. Altria Group Inc. (MO:US): The largest U.S. tobacco company may rise to $27 if the company improves earnings by cutting costs and raising prices, Barron’s reported, citing David Adelman, an analyst at Morgan Stanley in New York. Altria shares fell 13 cents to $18.54 on Nov. 6.

Added a few more AER(TSX) this AM.. Quarterly divi, ex div end of November...

I own EPB as well and am up nicely on the position.

Yeah I'm thinking Westport NG/diesel-electric for trucks as well as trains. scot

In my ira I added to a small position in HYG with some money market $$ parked there. Looking to get the HYG distribution yield vs. almost nothing from the mm fund. Of course, more risk being assumed too. http://us.ishares.com/product_info/fund/overview/HYG.htm?qt=HYG

Hi dabum: I'm not saying they are bad, and they may have avoided the pitfalls and temptations that enticed the other companies. I remember reading an article last year about how all the mutuals avoided most of the problems of the stock companies (life insurers) and I know a couple of mutuals that are up to their eyeballs in commercial real estate. Just a heads up in your research. They are more a pure play than someone like the Hartford....

I am long EPB... nice earnings this week and guidance... and the divvy ain't bad either. Jim

Laura Rowley Money & Happiness Laura Rowley, Money & Happiness The Rage of Anxiety by Laura Rowley Email this Page IM this StoryBookmark this StoryAdd to your Del.icio.us accountDigg this StoryPrint this Story Posted on Thursday, October 29, 2009, 12:00AM The town of Chatham, New Jersey, a few towns away from where I live, is a bucolic suburb of historic homes and refined new mansions, with a population of 10,000. The median...

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15 stocks that have recently raised their dividends: http://www.dividends4life.com/2009/10/15-recent-dividend-increases.html