Filed under: Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) , Stocks to Buy If you missed the earlier entry point for Archer Daniels Midland, you’re in luck: the stock has been testing $30 resistance for about six months. But that resistance won’t hold forever.

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ADM: When in doubt, go with those that have clout

Filed under: Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) , Stocks to Buy If you missed the earlier entry point for Archer Daniels Midland, you’re in luck: the stock has been testing $30 resistance for about six months. But that resistance won’t hold forever.

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ADM: When in doubt, go with those that have clout

Filed under: Consumer experience , Middle East , Money and Finance Today , Economic data , Oil , Recession , Financial Crisis Oil prices headed lower today following a bearish inventory report from the Energy Information Administration. Over the past week oil prices have been moving higher, spurred by strong corporate earnings. Better than expected earnings by several big name companies has led investors to anticipate the economy has been improving.

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Oil prices lower following weekly inventory report

Filed under: Stocks to Buy , Waste Management Inc. (WMI) I’m Reiterating my Buy rating for Waste Management (NYSE: WMI ), first recommended on March 25, 2009 at a price of $25.74

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Waste Management knows recycling is a long-term trend

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Filed under: Other issues , Rants and raves , Competitive strategy , Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) , Abbott Laboratories (ABT) , Novartis AG ADS (NVS) , Politics In recent stories I have highlighted several health care stocks that I think would be strong candidates for small portfolios ( Part 1 and Part 2 ) that would be safe and pay high yields. These include: Johnson and Johnson (NYSE: JNJ ), Abott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT ) and Novartis AG ADS (NYSE: NVS )

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Health Care’s costs & the misguided debate

Filed under: Earnings reports , Industry KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY ) stepped into the earnings spotlight this morning, announcing that its second-quarter loss checked in at 69 cents per share (68 cents per share excluding charges). A year ago, the bank lost $2.71 per share in the second quarter. Although the results were better than those from a year ago, they were not better than the consensus estimate, which called for a loss of 41 cents per share.

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KeyCorp’s quarterly loss is more than the Street expected

Filed under: Lockheed Martin (LMT) , United Technologies (UTX) Amid a budget process in which every dollar counts, and while Congress determines the most suitable revenue options for universal health care, legislators have weeded-out one wasteful government program: the F-22 fighter jet program. The Senate voted 58-40 Tuesday to block expansion of the expensive and controversial new jet, CNN reported , and in the process $1.75 billion will be saved

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Congress does the right thing: Cuts F-22 fighter program