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DHUnplugged #45 – 3 C’s: Climate, Congress and China

December 23, 2009

Here is our latest conversation …. new insights for anyone who invests in anything. This week we highlight a discussion about specific stocks to examine, Congress, Health Care and more. Plus: 2 stocks – a long and a short…

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Stocks discussed: Consol Energy (CNX), Zhongpin (HOGS), Wynn Resorts (WYNN), Jos. A Banks (JOSB), China Agriculture (CGA), Discover Financial (DFS) among others.

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Disclosure: Horowitz & Company clients may hold positions of securities mentioned as of the date published.

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Disclosure: Horowitz & Company clients may hold positions of securities mentioned as of the date published.

Written by Andrew Horowitz · Filed Under DH-Unplugged, Economy, Markets 

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