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MELI:   MercadoLibre, Inc.

MercadoLibre is simply a long term investment with plenty of upside potential in a growing industry.

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COPY:   CopyTele, Inc.
 

CopyTele has remained at levels between 20 cents and one dollar for a very long time.  At the lower levels, COPY remains a longer term investment with potential without very much probability of going bankrupt.  Despite the restricted range of trading, it does have products that could be of great value.  The COPY chart does clearly show that it can range easily year after year from low levels to the one dollar level.  It simply does not make sense to sell at levels below 50 or 60 cents.  Note:  (7/6/09) CopyTele remains a buy without reservation at levels below .38.  When the world economy improves, a realistic price objective is above the $2 level.

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BAC:  Bank of America

JAN 20:  BAC is raised to outperform by Oppenheimer.  One by one, BAC is being raised by the big brokerage houses.  Soon, all of the major funds will be buying this stock.
 
initial entry:  early 2009
The Bank of America is going to survive the ordeals of the banking industry.  It will gyrate to much higher levels over the longer term to the highs of 2008.  The potential is as great as any of the major tech stocks over a one year horizon period.  A realistic objective is right around the 60 level (or higher) by the end of 2010.  Note:  A conservative, speculative play with leverage would be to buy January 2011 call options at the 10, 12.5 or 15 strike price.

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F:  Ford

Can Ford survive as GM goes under?  As GM and Chrysler is destroyed from within, Ford becomes the beneficiary of the whole American auto industry.  Ford is now projecting some very promising numbers.  People that would buy GM or Chrysler products will now turn to Ford.  It does not end there.  Ford has the Fusion model which is powered by a battery driven engine that is clearly outperforning the Japanese.  GM and Chrysler failed to accomplish this when they had the chance. 

Anthony Campos    The World Enquirer   *   anthony@wallstreetinquirer.com