Meridian Bioscience (VIVO) is a favorite blog subject of mine.  I discuss VIVO and also read a poem by Robert Frost, "Directive".

This stock is a favorite of mine producing disease test kits and has a record of steady revenue, earnings, and free cash flow growth.  They pay a solid and growing dividend and have a strong financial balance sheet.

I read a poem by Marge Piercy, "To be of use", and then discuss a column today (10/5/09) from the NYDaily News.com by Peter Siris: "Dangerous info: Stock picks". While agreeing that the internet is full of schemes and talking-up stocks, I point out that my blog is about information, investment philosophy, and that I share my own holdings with you through the blog and Covestor. I have indeed recently become involved with Covestor Investment Management (http://cv.im) but I continue with the same straight forward and documented discussions that have marked this blog since starting in 2003. Exercise caution whenever listening to anyone on the web, but not all is useless.

Tonight's podcast is about an old favorite of mine ResMed (RMD), the company that sells CPAP machines/masks for sleep apnea, and I read another poem, "Departmental", by Robert Frost, a favorite poet of mine. ResMed recently reported earnings which beat expectations, they have a 5-Yr Restated record on Morningstar which is impressive, reasonable valuation, and a nice chart 'to boot'!

On tonight's podcast, I share a poem with you by Robert Frost as we all seek to hang on to stars and ideals in these stressful times. I then talk about Sysco (SYY) which closed today at $22.82 (down $(1.12) on the day)(6/15/09). I touch on the latest earnings report, the Morningstar.com '5 Yr Restated' Financials, Yahoo "Key Statistics" and a 'point & figure' chart from StockCharts.com. This is more of a GARP investment, with a 4% yield!

For the second podcast this Memorial Day 2009 Weekend, I share with you the Bio of Stephen Crane and read one of his poems, "Do Not Weep, Maiden, For War Is Kind", and a short essay, "The Colonel", by Carolyn Forche.

PetSmart (PETM) recently dropped sharply on what appeared to me to be good news. Owning this stock already in my trading portfolio, instead of joining the selling mob, I chose to add to my position in light of my own assessment that the news was far better than suggested by a Goldman Sachs analyst who dropped the rating on the stock while maintaining the price target. I explain my rationale and wait for trading to resume next week.

Today's podcast includes a reading of "The Path to the White Moon" by John Ashbery, a comment on my 6th birthday blogging at "Stock Picks Bob's Advice", and a look at a recent stock I blogged about, McDonald's (MCD).

In tonight's podcast, I read three poems by Robert Frost, a favorite of mine: "The Exposed Nest", "Out, Out--", and "The Road Not Taken", and I discuss how investment strategy that allows you to shift into and out of cash and into and out of equities in response to market influences is key to successful management of investments. I credit Robert Lichello who wrote "How to Make $1,000,000 Automatically" and his AIM system, and point out how I have been managing my own portfolio in the face of this terrible bear market.

In tonight's podcast I discuss two stocks: Dolby (DLB) a stock I have blogged about previously, and Badger Meter (BMI). Both stocks reported great earnings and have solid 5-Yr records.

I also read a poem, "Notice" by Steve Kowit, and discuss a recent trade in Microsoft Stock.

In tonight's podcast, I read a poem, "Filling Station" by Elizabeth Bishop, discuss WMS Industries (WMS), a stock that I hold in my trading portfolio, and talk about how a bear market has affected my own portfolio management strategy. How I now allow initial purchases in my 5 position minimum to incur a 16% loss before selling, and how I replace those minimum holdings with smaller positions and now replace new positions in the 6 to 20 position portion of my portfolio at larger size based on the other positions.

Tonight's podcast, after a long hiatus of podcasting, finds me discussing a few changes in my investment approach to deal with the terrible bear market and negative trading environment, reading a poem by T.S. Eliot, sharing a letter from Bill who writes to tell me to get back podcasting, and discussing one of my recent purchases Haemonetics (HAE), which had a great quarter, beat expectations, raised guidance, and had a solid "5-yr Restated" financials from Morningstar.com.

In this evening's podcast, I read a poem, "Adventures of Isabel" by Ogden Nash, review my Trading Portfolio as of 6/28/08, and discuss portfolio management and responding to market influences as revealed in one's own portfolio holdings. In addition, I discuss my approach of responding to market conditions by automatically shifting into and out of equities. I also comment on the controversy I generated by buying shares of Visa (V) and then selling them just two weeks later at an 8% loss.

In tonight's podcast I read a poem by Carl Sandburg, "Chicago" and examine Trimble for the third time since 2004. They reported a terrific quarter for results and I look at Morningstar.com, Yahoo "key statistics", Fidelity.com eresearch for valuation/profitability and a chart from StockCharts.com.

On tonight's podcast I touch on the topic of "no new taxes" vs. balancing our budget, read a poem by Lewis Carroll, "Jabberwocky", and talk about my latest pick on my blog, Ametek (AME). I discuss the latest quarterly report, the "5-Yr Restated" financials from Morningstar, and a 'point & figure' chart on the stock from StockCharts.com.

On tonight's podcast I discuss Satyam (SAY). Prior to doing this, I read a poem by Raymond Carver, and share with you a letter from Don, a listener, with suggestions. Satyam is reviewed with emphasis on the latest quarter, the Morningstar.com report, some valuation numbers, and a point & figure chart from StockCharts.com.

In tonight's podcast (a second one at that), I read a poem "AfterApple-Picking" by Robert Frost,and then go ahead and discuss my investment strategy that involves a little bit of picking of the fruit from my stocks . This podcast summarizes how I decide when to buy a stock, when to sell a stock, and how to respond to market influences by observing your own portfolio moving back and forth from cash into equities and back again. Even my cat got into the act tonight!

On Tonight's Podcast I read a poem from Dylan Thomas, "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" and review FTI Consulting (FCN). I touch on the difficulties facing the current market and the need to maintain an investment strategy to deal with changing fortunes. I review the latest quarterly report, the Morningstar.com "5-Yr Restated" financials and a 'point & figure' chart appearance.

In tonight's podcast I share with you a poem "Things I Didn't Know I Loved" by Nazim Hikmet a Turkish poet. Then I review an old favorite of mine Hologic (HOLX) which continues to produce superb financial results, and discuss briefly how portfolio management is helping me deal with the volatility of the stock market and the possible bear market/recession that we are dealing with.

On this morning's podcast I discuss strategies I employ to deal with the current market correction, read "Casey at the Bat" by Ernest Thayer, and review my experience with my Morningstar investment and how I sell shares as stocks advance, limit my losses, and listen to my portfolio to respond to market moves.

Merry Christmas! On tonight's podcast, I discuss Movado Group and read a poem by Emma Lazarus that is on the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus. I don't own any shares of MOV, but like the recent quarter that beat expectations, the raised guidance, the steady Morningstar.com "5-Yr Restated" financials, the increasing dividend, stable outstanding shares, and solid balance sheet. I review these results and look at a 'point & figure' chart from StockCharts.com.

On tonight's podcast, I discuss Graham (GHM) a stock that I recently purchased shares for my own trading account. I first read "Mending Wall" by Robrt Frost, then explain my criteria for identifying stocks starting with top percentage gainers, strong latest quarter, and longer-term results. I review these findings, discuss some valuation numbers and point out the 'point and figure' chart characteristics and why I chose to break my own rules and jump in and buy some shares.

In tonight's podcast, continuing my recent tradition, I read a poem, this one by Raymnd Carver called "At Least", and then take a closer look at Garmin (GMN) which recently called off an acquisition and secured data from Navteq for an additional four years. I review the latest quarterly report, the Morningstar.com financials, and a 'point & figure' chart. I explain why I like this stock and have once again reposted this stock on my blog.

Tonight I discuss an auto parts firm that made my blog, LKQ Corporation (LKQX) and share with all of you a poem by Henry Reed "Naming of Parts". This stock pick exemplifies my thinking about identifying new names for consideration for investment.

Tonight's podcast is about Micros Systems (MCRS), a stock that meets my investment criteria. I also answer a couple of questions about timing stock purchases and read a poem, Sonnet 43, by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Tonight's podcast is about VSE Corporation (VSEC) which had a big move in today's market. I also read "Mending Wall" a poem by Robert Frost (1914). I review the Morningstar.com report, the latest quarterly earnings, valuation issues, and a point and figure chart on VSEC.

In today's podcast, I read a poem "Wilderness" by Carl Sandburg and discuss Research in Motion (RIMM), looking at the latest quarterly report, the Morningstar.com "5-Yr Restated" financials, and some valuation numbers as well as a StockCharts.com 'point & figure' chart.

On Tonight's Podcast, I read Miniver Cheevy, a great poem, answer a question about my strategy and the bear market, and talk about GrafTech (GTI) and how I go about picking stocks.

This podcast is about Core Laboratories (CLB) and I read a poem by Robert Frost. I also answer some letters and discuss methods of picking stocks for my blog.

I celebrate my 4th anniversary blogging at Stock Picks Bob's Advice, answer a question about selling a stock on a small loss, and discuss a holding of mine as well as a past Podcast and Blog Pick, Meridian Bioscience (VIVO). I review the latest quarter, the Morningstar.com "5-Yr Restated" financials, some valuation numbers, and the "Point & Figure" chart.

In tonight's podcast I touch on the recent correction in ResMed in response to comments from a reader. The rest of the podcast is about Teledyne Technologies (TDY) a stock that made a strong move higher today in the face of an earnings report that beat expectations and found management raising guidance. I review the Morningstar.com report, valuation numbers, and a "Point & Figure" chart from StockCharts.com

Eric N. sent me a rather detailed letter about how I pick stocks and manage my portfolio. Instead of going over any particular stock tonight, I chose to talk a little about his letter and respond to his inquiry. I also talk a little about my selling 1/7th of my position at intervals on the upside.

On today's podcast I revisit a stock that I podcast about a year ago and also wrote up. I recently purchased shares in this stock and now once again look over the latest quarter, the Morningstar.com report, valuation, and a "point & figure" chart.

In tonight's podcast, I take a look at VCA Antech (WOOF) a stock that I first wrote up in 2004, and that I recently had the opportunity to purchase shares for my Trading Portfolio. I review the latest quarter, what constitutes a good quarterly report, the Morningstar.com report, valuation from Yahoo, and a look at a "point & figure" chart from StockCharts.com.

Tonight's podcast is about Sauer-Danfoss, a stock I first wrote up in 2004 that has since more than doubled in price. I do not own any shares, but with the stock making a nice move higher, I take a look at recent earnings, Morningstar.com evaluation, valuation numbers, a "point & Figure" chart from StockCharts.com and I discuss why I think this stock deserves to be on the blog. I also open a discussion about what I mean by a "quality" investment.

Tonight's podcast is about a small, micro cap stock, with interesting numbers and steady record of growth.

Tonight's podcast finds me wishing all of my friends and listeners a very Happy Holidays and Happy 2007! I take a look at Brady, a stock that I wrote up a year ago at a similar price, and yet deserves to be under consideration for investment. I look at the latest quarterly report, a Morningstar evaluation, Yahoo "Key Statistics" and a StockCharts "Point & Figure" chart!

In this afternoon's podcast, I take a look at DressBarn (DBRN), a retail stock that I do not own any shares yet has been performing well recently. I review the latest earnings, the Morningstar.com financials, and take a look at a chart.

***THIS IS A REPOST WITHOUT THE MISSING PORTION OF THE PODCAST....APOLOGIES!***

I came across Dick's Sporting Goods last week on the blog and wanted to do a podcast on this rapidly growing retail chain that recently announced a purchase of Golf Galaxy. In addition, I try to share my investing philosophy in response to an excellent letter from a reader about Sonoco (SON).

For tonight's podcast I take a look at a very small stock that is doing well and improving its financial situation as it moves from a losing venture to a profitable corporation with cash flow improving, and a balance sheet that looks solid.

This afternoon's podcast is about Guess (GES) a stock that moved higher Thursday on strong same-store sales growth reports.

In tonight's podcast, I touch on Guess? (GES) but spend almost all of my podcast discussing an email from a listener in Peru who inquired about my views on the stock market environment vis a vis Morningstar's views. I explain how I let my portfolio determine my response to the Stock Market both in avoiding compounding losses and looking to compound gains.

In tonight's podcast, I discuss a letter I received from a reader and also some small improvements to my blog to access entries easier. Then I review my thinking and rationale about adding Moody's (MCO) the credit rating company to the blog. I first discussed this stock back in August, 2005, and the stock is updated with current information.

Tonight's podcast is about HEICO (HEI), a stock that I wrote up on my blog on Friday. The stock shows strong revenue and earnings growth, reasonable valuation, and a nice chart.

Tonight's podcast is about a small, rapidly-growing retail firm that caters to the youth market. We look at Zumiez (ZMZ), discussing a current upgrade, the latest quarter, longer-term views, valuation, and a point & figure chart. While not cheap, the stock appears to have excellent potential.

Tonight's podcast is on Global Payments (GPN) a stock that I first discussed on my blog in September, 2005. The company recently had an upgrade, announced an acquisition, and the stock price moved higher. I review the latest quarter results, Morningstar.com "5-Yr" financials, and a chart from StockCharts.com.

This evening's podcast is a review of ResMed (RMD), a stock that I first reviewed on Stock Picks in 2003, that I purchased shares of in 2005 and is still in my portfolio. I review the latest quarter, the Morningstar.com report, the Point & Figure chart and discuss my general investment strategy.

In this afternoon's podcast, I discuss ICT Group, an outsourcing firm, doing well and fitting the criteria of my investment blog. I review some of my investing strategy as I apply it to this stock, another of my "vocabulary" of investing opportunities.

Tonight's podcast is about inVentiv Health (VTIV), a stock that I first reviewed in my blog Stock Picks Bob's Advice a year ago to the day! The stock moved higher today in an otherwise anemic market and I take another look at this company, reviewing recent earnings, valuation numbers, Morningstar report, and a point & figure chart.

In this podcast I review my holding in Morningstar (MORN), and evaluate latest information including the recent earnings report, the "5-Yr Restated" financials, Yahoo "key statistics, and information from the Fidelity.com eresearch website. I also take a look at the StockCharts.com "point & figure" chart.

Before discussing Morningstar, I review my unsuccessful trade in Kendle (KNDL), a stock that dropped sharply in price after reporting an earnings shortfall last week.

Tonight's podcast addresses a frequently heard question, "how do I start" and takes another look at Christopher & Banks (CBK), a stock moving higher in today's market.

Tonight's podcast is an update on my Trading Portfolio and how I have been dealing with the Bear Market! Finally, I take a look at BE Aerospace (BEAV), a stock that announced strong earnings and made a nice move higher today.

In tonight's podcast, I discuss the role of selling in a declining market and take a look at Kinetic Concepts (KCI).

A good blogging friend of mine Tuli wrote me about what a podcast was when I was encouraging my blogging friends to podcast as well as blog to help reach a larger audience. I tried writing her an answer and then realized that the best answer was a podcast! Hope this helps answer your question Tuli!

Tonight's podcast is about Sirenza Microdevices (SMDI) a stock that had a strong move higher today. I discuss the latest news, earnings, Morningstar.com "5-Yr Restated" financials, key statistics, and the appearance of the point and figure chart from StockCharts.com. Have a Happy and safe 4th of July!

This podcast is an update of the philosophy behind my blog and the way I approach stocks in good times and bad. I review how I determine when to buy stocks, when to sell them, and what to sell. I also discuss how the portfolio management system is able to internally automatically respond to changing market environments. ***NOTE*** the last ten minutes were not posted on the original podcast. I finished up the podcast on 7/7/06, and started where there is a little overlap. Sorry about the inconvenience this may have caused anyone. Please let me know if there are any other glitches on my podcasts! Bob

This evening's podcast is about Interactive Intelligence (ININ) a stock that I came across this afternoon that deserves to be on our horizon for consideration for investment at a future date. I review the earnings, Morningstar.com report, and the point and figure chart.

This afternoon I discuss Kyphon (KYPH) a stock that I actually own in my trading portfolio. I review latest earnings, Morningstar results, and the point and figure chart and my actual trading performance with the stock.

Inspired by "Prairie Home Companion" (maybe I should stay away from movies? ), I sing a song, "The Fox"....old American Folk Song, and comment on Helix Energy Solutions, a stock I sold today even though the stock was climbing in today's market. (note I corrected the title of this podcast from Helix Technology, a different company, to the correct Helix Energy Solutions (7/3/06))

Today's stock pick is an apparel firm based in Canada that was first discussed on the blog a year and a half ago. The stock has appreciated nicely and has made the top % gainers list today.

In the midst of the steady market decline, I take a look at a stock up strongly today on improving fundamentals.

I discuss the role of avoiding compounding losses in a bear market and listening to your own portfolio in determining your entry and exit points on equities. Then I answer a reader's question about AMSG and whether Amsurg is a good stock to consider.

For tonight's show, I discuss the recent market correction and how my portfolio management system responds to bear markets. I look at Mikron (MIKR), a small stock that moved higher today.

A small restaurant chain that is growing quickly and producing nice financial results is reviewed. Note the underlying fundamentals and solid same store sales results.

The market moved higher today after several days of sharp correction. My Healthways (HWAY) stock hit a sale point and I picked up some shares of Toro (TTC) which was also on the move.

Tonight's podcast is in response to an inquiry from a reader about some profitability ratios, internet websites, and locating historical p/e's.

Going through my actual trading portfolio, I take another look at Jos. A. Bank Clothiers (JOSB) a stock, that like the rest of the market, has been under pressure recently. I also comment on the recent market correction and dealing with declining stocks.

On tonight's podcast, I review an old favorite of mine, FactSet Research (FDS) which I have actually reviewed twice before on the blog.

Tonight I wanted to just go through a few of the emails I have received and comments on them. They involve a variety of questions about investing and individual stocks. ***This is the complete podcast, I re-'casted' the final 20 minutes that were missing in the first round! Thanks for bearing with this amateur podcaster!

Garmin reported earnings this morning and the stock moved strongly higher. I take a look at the company and why it belongs on my blog!

This evening's podcast is about LoJack, a stock that I blogged about a year ago and has since appreciated 60%. The company still looks interesting from my perspective and I share with you my findings. I do not own any shares or options of this stock at the time of broadcast.

Tonight's Podcast is in response to a reader who wrote in about the use of the top % gainers lists and the Point & Figure Charting. I wax philosophic, sharing some thoughts about the "Zen" of Investing, bubbling alphabet soup, and surfing, a sport that I have never even done .

Tonight's podcast is about Healthways (HWAY), recently renamed from American Healthways (AMHC). This is a stock in my trading portfolio that I have owned almost two years and has now appreciated over 100% from my purchase price. I review some of the current information and also share some emails from listeners.

Tonight's podcast is about Franklin Electric (FELE) a stock that made a strong move higher today. I also answer a question about my "portfolio" from a reader.

With thanks to Manolo's Shoe Blog for the Peeps photo...wishing you all a Happy Easter! Tonight's podcast is a brief discussion of some more issues in successful stock-picking and portfolio management. I answer a great email from Dave M. who brings up several issues.

Tonight's Podcast is in response to a listener/reader who was confused about my selling strategy and how it all comes together.

Tonight's podcast is about SanDisk (SNDK), a stock that I purchased shares in this morning and also a stock that I have reviewed twice before in Stock Picks Bob's Advice. I review recent earnings, fundamentals, and a look at a chart.

Tonight's podcast is a weekend review of a stock in my trading portfolio. I review my history with the investment, and the current status of the stock. Hibbett is a regional sporting goods store that concentrates in cities of 50,000 or less currently in the southeast of the United States.

Tonight's podcast is about Aladdin Knowledge Systems (ALDN), a stock that I reviewed in March, 2005, and which has not gone anywhere from the original pick price. However, the stock shows strong momentum and had a great quarter as well as a solid Morningstar report. Stock climbed today on an analyst upgrade.

Tonight's podcast is about Immucor (BLUD) a blood reagents and testing company and also I answer a few questions about assorted other stocks: XOM, BNT, and OSK.

This evening's podcast is about Candela Laser (CLZR), a stock that moved higher today in an otherwise sloppy stock market. I review their business, the latest quarterly result, a Morningstar.com analysis, a "Point & Figure" chart from Stockcharts.com, and a few measures of valuation.

Today's podcast is a look at Genesco (GCO) a stock that I own in my actual trading account. This podcast is part of an ongoing review of my own trading account in the context of all of the other stocks I discuss on the blog Stock Picks Bob's Advice. This discussion demonstrates the practical implementation of my trading portfolio and allows for transparency so the listener can understand my own decisions I make as I purchase stocks and evaluate them in an ongoing basis.

Tonight's podcast addresses an inquiry from a listener about initial size of investments and moves on to take a look at a new stock idea: National Research Corp. (NRCI).

This evening's podcast is in response to a question I received from a listener about how I pick stocks. I go on to talke about managing a portfolio, when I sell a stock on "good news" and when on "bad news" and how I try to respond to market conditions by moving into equities or cash.

Tonight's podcast is a look at CLARCOR (CLC) a filter company, and I answer a couple of questions about when to buy and when to sell positions.

Tonight's podcast is about a new stock pick from my blog, LMI Aerospace (LMIA). I also wrap up the show with a look at my current trading portfolio.

Today's podcast is about Cytyc (CYTC) a stock that I own in my own trading portfolio. I discuss some of my portfolio management strategies as well as take another look at this medical firm.

Tonight's podcast is about Claire's Stores (CLE) a stock that I first reviewed in February, 2004, and which I once again took a look at in my blog yesterday. The stock reported solid earnings and I discuss some of the features that make this retail firm attractive as an investment.

This afternoon's podcast is a look at a stock, Coach (COH), that I actually own in my portfolio. I also review some of my own trading strategy as well as an update on this fast-growing high-end retailer.

Tonight's podcast is about Autodesk (ADSK), a stock which made a nice move today and has some interesting criteria that make it a stock of interest. I also try to discuss my use of Morningstar.com and some of the other websites I utilize for information and decision-making.

Tonight's podcast is about NATCO Group, a stock I wrote up in my blog, Stock Picks Bob's Advice as well. I also try to answer a few comments and questions from listeners and readers of my blog.

Tonight's Podcast is about Micronetics (NOIZ), a stock I first reviewed June 2, 2004, on my blog, Stock Picks Bob's Advice, and which I 'revisited' on February 17, 2006. This is a very small company with dynamic growth. I do not own any shares or options in this company.

Today's podcast is about Barnes Group (B), a stock that I reviewed on my blog on 2/16/06 and that I also purchased some shares in my trading account. I will discuss some of the things that entered into this purchase, my timing of purchases, and why I picked this particular stock. Also will answer some comments from readers.

Tonight's show is about Roper Industries (ROP) a NYSE company that moved higher today. Also, I comment on several comments and emails I have received from readers and listeners.

Tonight's podcast is about Gardner Denver (GDI) which made a nice move on a great quarterly report. I review the report, the Morningstar.com financials, a few valuation numbers and a chart.

Today's podcast is about Oshkosh Truck, a stock that I first reviewed in June, 2003, and has once again hit the top % gainers list and earned itself another examination. One of the strongest stocks on my blog, I don't own any shares but have a few shares that I own through my stock club.

Tonight's podcast is about Church & Dwight (CHD) and I answer some comments from a beginning investor.

Tonight's podcast is about a stock that I have both discussed on my blog as well as owned in my own trading portfolio. I review Ventana and review some of the methods I use for managing my holdings and evaluating stocks.

Tonight's podcast is about three stocks that I am revisiting from prior posts from 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 years ago from Stock Picks. Also answer a few comments and questions.

Tonight's podcast is about Bolt Technology (BTJ) a small company involved in oil exploration through seismic studies. I also discuss a reader's comments about

Tonight's podcast is about what I would do if the declining market continues and how to develop a strategy to anticipate such a problem.

Today's podcast is a look at a stock that I actually own, Meridian Biosciences, and the current status of its business. I also answer some questions about my investment strategy and some of the numbers I use to look at a stock.

Tonight's podcast is about JLG Industries, a stock that I have recently purchased some shares, and a note on investment philosophy.

Tonight's podcast is a look at Palomar Medical Technologies (PMTI). This is a revisit from a prior review a year ago. The stock continues to look strong.

Tonight's podcast is about Manitowoc Co. (MTW) a stock that I first reviewed on Stock Picks Bob's Advice about 14 months ago. Stock has moved higher since that time and still appears promising.

This evening's podcast is a review of Cabot Microelectronics (CCMP) picked in October, 2004, and an answer about what to do about Syneron (ELOS) which suffered a sharp decline. Is it a good buying time?

Tonight's podcast is a review of Sybron (SYD) a stock that I have owned since November, 2003. I review the latest quarterly earnings, Morningstar.com, and Yahoo Finance financials. I also review my own trading history with this stock.

Tonight's podcast is a review of AngioDynamics (ANGO) a stock that I actually purchased earlier today after selling some shares of my Meridian Biosciences (VIVO). I shall also briefly review a portion of my portfolio management strategy.

In tonight's show, I discuss True Religion (TRLG) the jeans stock and some thoughts on starting out in investing in stocks. (The original mP3 file was not functional and I revisited this stock with an update.

On tonight's show, I discuss a stock that was first listed on Stock Picks back on May, 2003, HealthExtras (HLEX) a pharmacy management firm. My stock club purchased some shares of this stock this morning, and the stock actually had a great day making it to the top % gainers list!

In tonight's show, I review my sale of Blue Coat Systems (BCSI) at a loss, and take a look at two new stocks: Thoratec (THOR) and Neoware (NWRE)

In today's show, I review an actual holding of mine, St. Jude Medical, my trading history with this stock, and current earnings/Morningstar/chart chartacteristics.

A reader inquires about my selling strategy and asks me if I could explain selling "short".

Tonight's show is about Reliv International (RELV) a stock moving higher in the face of a weaker overall investment environment.

Tonight's show is about Western Digital (WDC), a stock standing to benefit from the acquisition of Maxtor (MXO) by Seagate (STX). I review earnings and Morningstar.com reports.

Not finding any new stocks to discuss, I review my latest trading activity, a couple of comments about my trading rules, and a question about Sirius (SIRI).

The show this afternoon is a review of a stock investment in my actual trading portfolio. I purchased Shares of SRA in February, 2005, and the stock is just slightly below my purchase price. I review the latest quarterly result and Morningstar.com 5-yr analysis as well as a look at a point and figure chart.

For today's show, I discuss Adobe Systems (ADBE) a great stock that is fairly richly valued. They reported outstanding earnings and the stock moved higher.

Tonight's show is about Satyam (SAY) an Indian Outsourcing Firm, traded on the NYSE with a booming business!

Tonight's show is about a stock I first posted in 2003, Matrixx Initiatives (MTXX). This stock shows strong underlying fundamentals and was recently plugged by Jim Cramer on "Mad Money".

A review of ResMed (RMD) a stock I own in my trading portfolio, and answers to a few letters: Gold Stocks, Garmin and my performance.

I review the Morningstar.com site, with emphasis on the "5-Yr Restated" financials using St. Jude Medical (STJ) as an example.