TradeTrends Highlights CEDU

On December 1, we alerted Trade Trend subscribers to ChinaEdu (NASDAQ: CEDU) at $4.38 with a near-term price target of $5. While we haven’t quite reached our price objective, we are pleased to report that the stock has gained almost 7% since our alert three weeks ago. We also maintain our near-term price target of $5 and an intermediate-term price objective of $6.50.

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TradeTrends Highlights PRLS

On November 10, we alerted Trade Trend subscribers to Healthstream Inc. (NASD: HSTM) at $2.28. We explained that “… despite the recent retest of the $2.07 low, the MACD has registered a significantly higher-low. This bullish divergence bodes very well for continued strength …” Within only five days of registering our alert, the stock has gained almost 23% with the biggest gain coming last Friday when the stock shot up 10%, exceeding our first price target of $2.70. More impressive is the fact that the stock did not have a single down day, despite all the market volatility and wealth destruction. We maintain our intermediate-term price target of $3.10.

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TradeTrends Highlights HSTM

Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Nashville, Tenn., HealthStream Inc. and its subsidiaries provide various Internet-based learning and research solutions to meet the training, information and education needs of the healthcare industry in the United States. In operates in two segments, HealthStream Learning and HealthStream Research.

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Modavoxs (MDVX) Internet Talk Radio Division Announces Record Month in December

Company launches new ‘Go-Green’ network; adds six former NFL players to its sports network roster of hosts.

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Nexia Holdings Inc. (NXHD) Eyes Better Advertising and Marketing Push for 2009

CEO wants shareholders, employees and customers to be aware of some of the unique and traditional marketing efforts that have occurred throughout 2008 and how the company plans to improve upon those efforts in 2009.

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Kiwibox Anticipates Further Growth in 2009

Company optimistic of building upon its 15-fold rise in memberships.

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Market Scores Mid-Week Gains for a Solid Finish

Keep your eye out for new insightful Beacon Equity Research reports - they are a great starting point for new trading ideas. Take a moment to look at the following companies that have surged in the recent weeks after the release of our analysts' coverage.

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TradeTrends Focus Stock GRMH

Headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Graymark Healthcare Inc. acquires and operates independent retail pharmacy stores that sell prescription drugs and a small assortment of general merchandise in the United States. The company operates in two segments, Apothecary and SDC.

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The Central Bank’s Game of Scattergories: Is the Nation facing Stagflation?

As sluggish economic growth pushes against rising prices, a new word has been tossed into the mix – stagflation – a dangerous cocktail of stunted economic growth mixed with brassbound inflation. The first one to toss out the “R” word - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is the first to squash this one before it gets to the board. While some economists warn it’s on the way, Bernanke doesn’t think we’re headed toward stagflation; and when the Fed meets August 5 to discuss the possibility of boosting interest rates, many economists expect the Fed to leave rates as they are.

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Why we need CO2, and How GreenChek Plans on Cashing in on it

The term “greenhouse effect” carries a negative connotation – but the gases involved actually serve as the earth’s thermostat. Carbon dioxide is just one of the necessary gases involved in the process, along with water vapor (H2O), methane, notorious oxide and a few others. The gases hold in heat like the glass walls of a greenhouse; without them, heat from the sun would escape our earth at night and the planet’s surface temperature would quickly fall below zero.

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This Big Planet Needs Some Change, and CABN Plans to Deliver

Our lives and everyday activities revolve around transportation and fuel delivery infrastructure. As we, as a planet, grow more industrialized and more populous, our dependency on fossil fuels surpasses nearly every other need. Numerous alternative energies and carbon mitigation processes have been presented as “the way of the future,” promising cleaner air, a healthier planet and lower energy costs. So with all these options, why hasn’t one method acted as a bellwether for change? Because they all need substantial infrastructure changes.

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Extended Tax Credit Heats up Solar Stocks, Brightens Prospects for U.S. as a Global Market Leader

Following numerous attempts to extend the tax incentives this year, which are set to expire at the end of the year, the Senate finally got to work on passing the Investment Tax Credit. The U.S. Senate voted Tuesday to extend solar tax credits for the next eight years and also remove the $2,000 cap on residential projects. According to observers, this approval has made final passage by the House and the President almost certain.

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