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Dear Students

If you’ve been doing your homework like a good student, you’d know that The Dean’s free stock picks have enabled the CollegeStock Community to make some honorable profits: $VKNG (+3433%), $ZVTK (+504%), $ATNP (+212%), $ALKN (+194%), $UNDT (+103%), $AMNP (+96%), and $MCLN (+94%)—to name a few of many!

Let’s see what these free stock picks can do for the student body:

$EMXC: Another Popular Penny Stock

Posted by dempse.yarden on April 12th, 2010

Dear Students

The Dean wants to give all of his students a heads up this morning and let them know that $EMXC is BoardCentral.com’s most searched stock with a 4180% increase in popularity.

$EMXC has also become quite popular on the message boards over at InvestorsHub.com.

Dear Students
Source: Elaine Kurtenbach, AP Business Writer, On Monday April 12, 2010, 6:30 am EDT

SHANGHAI (AP) — General Motors Co. said Monday demand in China is so strong that the company’s annual sales may top 2 million vehicles this year — four years ahead of schedule — and could exceed 3 million by 2015.

Dear Students

Morning Movers Under $5: $JAV, $RPC, $ABK, $WEL, $GLUU

Radient Pharmaceuticals Corporation (AMEX: RPC) $2.49 +69.39%
(AMEX: RPC) ($RPC)

Javelin Pharmaceuticals Inc. (AMEX: JAV) $2.16 +61.19%
(AMEX: JAV) ($JAV)

Ambac Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE: ABK) $1.57 +42.73%
(NYSE: ABK) ($ABK)

Boots & Coots, Inc. (AMEX: WEL) $2.93 +24.68%
(AMEX: WEL) ($WEL)

The American economy appears to be in a cyclical recovery that is gaining strength. Firms have begun to hire and consumer spending seems to be accelerating.

That is what usually happens after particularly sharp recessions, so it is surprising that many commentators, whether economists or politicians, seem to doubt that such a thing could possibly be happening.

$PGOG and $MSEH: Yes, That Pataki

Posted by dempse.yarden on April 8th, 2010

The Dean recently came across an interesting article from The New York Observer about former New York governor George Pataki’s connection to small cap companies.