Get Out Of This School Now!
The Dynamic Wealth Report
January 8, 2010
by Corey Williams, Editor
The college football season came to an end last night as Alabama
defeated Texas. As many long time readers know, my alma mater’s the
University of Nebraska Cornhuskers. And as someone who grew up with
football as a way of life… the end of the college football season’s a
little sad. (Am I really supposed to look forward to baseball?)
Luckily, I ended the season with a bang. I made the six hour road trip
to San Diego, California to watch the Huskers take on the University of
Arizona Wildcats in the Holiday Bowl.
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I made the trek across the desert with two friends who happen to be
fellow alumni. Both of them are successful in their own right, so it was
great to have a few hours to catch up.
Obviously we spent a good amount of time talking football. But
eventually the conversation gave way to other topics… family, travel,
the economy, and business.
One of them is working for The University of Phoenix, a division of
Apollo Group (APOL). He recently celebrated ten years with the company.
Needless to say, he always has the latest dirt.
What I found out is shocking…
• SanDisk (SNDK) was upgraded by Caris and Company
this week. They now have a buy rating on the stock. The outlook for the
market leader in flash and solid state memory is rocketing higher as
industry conditions continue to improve.
• Coca-Cola (KO) was downgraded to neutral by JP Morgan. The beverage maker said they are experiencing weaker than expected
growth in developed markets.
• Merriman started coverage on GeoEye (GEOY) this week
with a buy rating. The satellite operator shares are down sharply after
an irregularity in their newest satellite was detected.
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