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1stmilliondollar.net on Motley Fool’s CAPS

February 13th, 2010

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For those who don’t know, Motley Fool (fool.com) is web site for for long-term investor. It features news, commentary, stocks rating, community and many more. One of their services is called CAPS; where we can pick stocks for compared our performance with other CAPS members as well as S&P 500.

We have been using CAPS to track our stock picks for quite a while now. Our CAPS address is:

http://caps.fool.com/player/1stmilliondollar.aspx

Unlike the our stock picks at the Canadian bloggers contest that has limitation of 4 stocks; we list all stocks that we think is a good investment in CAPS. Our current stock picks are:

If you look at our picks as of today (February 13, 2010); 9 out of our 11 picks have beaten S&P 500.

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Our Stock Picks for 2010

February 8th, 2010

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It’s actually a little bit too late to publish our stock picks for 2010. We’re in the second week of February right now.

Anyway, since we just started this blog last week, it shouldn’t hurt to publish our stock picks for 2010. Although we invested our real money to invest in these companies; it doesn’t mean it’s buy recommendation for you. Please consult your financial advisor before invest in any of these companies.

  • AsiaInfo (NASDAQ:ASIA). AsiaInfo Technologies delivers high quality software and solutions to China’s telecommunication carriers.
  • China Agritech (NASDAQ:CAGC). China Agritech is a US company operating in China. It is a leading developer, manufacturer and distributor of environmentally friendly liquid fertilizers.
  • ITC Holdings Corp. (NYSE:ITC). ITC is a utility company that delivers high-voltage electricity throughout the central of United States and some parts of Canada.
  • Pegasystems (NASDAQ:PEGA). Pegasystems is the industry leader  in Business Process Management software with their patented Build for Change technology.

As you can see, we have 2 technology stocks, ASIA and PEGA. One is for the Chinese market and the other one is for the US market. Then we have an agriculture stock, CAGC. People still need to eat even in recession. Lastly, we have a utility company, ITC. Why utility? We are still not sure how fast we’ll recover from the recession. That’s why; we add a utility company as kind of “hedge”.

We also publish a page that monitors the performance of our stocks pick compared to S&P 500.

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