Why It's a Stock Picker's Market

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		Thursday, November 10, 2011 Why It's a Stock Picker's Market by Tyler Laundon It's a stock picker's market. What does that mean? It means that you shouldn't just buy an index or a broad based mutual fund right now and hope for the best. Rather, right now you need to selectively pick stocks if you want to make any money at all. Everyone is more focused on Italy, Greece and the rest of Europe than they are with the actual earnings of companies in the S&P 500 (large cap index) and the S&P 600 (small cap index). People forget about individual stocks when they focus only on the macro picture of Europe - and that's a mistake. This distraction means stock pickers have an information edge that they can exploit, as long as they do a bit of research and exercise some patience. Implied correlation - a measure of how closely S&P 500 stocks trade together - is hovering around 80 percent. So, most large-cap stocks are moving together. The culprit remains European debt concerns; no surprise there. With the vast majority of stocks trading in tandem, how can a stock picker outperform? Here's how... Click here to read more >>   VISIT OUR SPONSOR The One Oil Company Paying Shareholders a 10X Bonus Dividend Gas prices are nearing all-time highs. While the national average hovers around $3.50, some parts of the U.S. are paying upwards of $4.50 and $4.80 and even $4.99 in some parts of California. You would think Big Oil would be flush with money. You'd think they would be paying fat dividends. Sadly, this is not the case. Exxon-Mobil, Chevron, ConocoPhilips, even beleaguered BP are paying only 2 to 4% yields: certainly not sharing the wealth by any stretch of the imagination. But there's one oil sector company paying an unpublished dividend up to 10 times the published dividend. Wall Street "banksters" have cashed in on this payday for years. Now it's your turn. Click here for the full story on this oil sector cash cow.
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