Small-Cap Biotech Stocks: Why This Sector Is Set for a Huge Year
by Marc Lichtenfeld, Healthcare Expert
Wednesday, January 6, 2010: Issue #1169
Now that we’re into the first week of 2010, let’s talk about the Super Bowl.
But not the one in Miami, featuring a bunch of guys with pads and helmets. I’m talking about the healthcare sector’s version of the Super Bowl, taking place on the other side of the United States next week.
On Sunday, I’ll be boarding a plane and escaping from the frozen tundra that is South Florida these days (seriously, 29 degrees last night) and on my way to San Francisco for the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference.
And just like the Super Bowl, tickets for the conference are extremely hard to get. It’s the most important healthcare conference of the year, and roughly 14,000 investors and healthcare industry people will descend upon the Bay Area for it. But only about 25% of them will get into the event… Small-Cap Biotech Stocks – Full Article
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After another brutal year, the auto industry summoned up some end-of-year strength in 2009, with analysts projecting annualized sales of cars and trucks to top 11 million in December.
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