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The company posted a strong fiscal third quarter, noting that it delivered record revenues that were up by 19 % year-over-year. QCOM's third-quarter (GAAP) net income also increased year-over-year.

The Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) company continues to offer a ROE of 20%, squashing the industry average of 2%. Its yield of 1.2% stands out as the company operates in an industry that virtually pays no dividend. QCOM's earnings per share are expected to grow by 19% over the next 3 - 5 years, versus the industry average of 17%. Read our Jul 10, 2008 analysis.

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Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) is recently up $8.29 to $53.12. QCOM raised its 2008 revenue & EPS outlook. QCOM and Nokia (NYSE: NOK) said they agreed to end their legal disagreements. QCOM call option volume of 99,545 contracts compares to put volume of 48,346 contracts. QCOM August option implied volatility of 39 is near its 26-week average according to Track Data, suggesting non-directional price movement.

Option Update is provided by Stock Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com

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No matter how good Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM)'s earnings have been over the last two years, its stock has been capped to some extent by its long legal battle with its largest customer, Nokia (NYSE: NOK). The dispute is over now, news which is probably better for Qualcomm than Nokia. The legal threat hanging over the cell phone chip maker firm is gone.

According to The Wall Street Journal, "Under the settlement, Nokia will withdraw that complaint as well as other litigation. Besides getting licenses to Qualcomm patents, Nokia said it will assign ownership of a number of its patents to Qualcomm. The pact not only covers patents used in current cellphone networks but also emerging technologies that could succeed them -- including WiMax and LTE, which stands for long-term evolution."

The news sent Qualcomm's stock up over 18%.

Nokia had disputed the fees Qualcomm charged for its chips and the license fees for its technology. Qualcomm can now get substantial payments from its former nemesis. If Qualcomm had lost its battle, its long-term income could have been cut sharply. Nokia is getting access to patents, but it will still be making payments to the chip company.

The trouble has kept Qualcomm's shares from trading above the $52 level that they hit in mid-2006. Investors can expect that the ceiling on the stock will now be gone.

Douglas A. McIntyre is an editor at 247wallst.com.

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"Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) is my favorite stock for gains over the next 12 months," says Chuck Carlson. Here's his bullish assessment from The DRIP Investor newsletter.

"Yes, the market is declining. And, yes, it is often scary to buy during such market periods. Nevertheless, there's an adage that 'the best time to invest was yesterday; the next best time is today'.

"Indeed, countless studies have shown that the best thing any investor can do is invest early and often. That is the best way to maximize the power of time, and time will have the greatest bearing on your investment results.

"Thus, investors need to be willing to buy even when it is difficult to do so, or should I so especially when it is difficult to do so. The reason is that we usually are reluctant to buy stocks during market declines. Yet, if you think about it, declining markets should be precisely the time we buy since stocks are cheaper.

"The stock has demonstrated impressive price performance throughout the market volatility in recent months, rising to its highest level in a year above $50 before pulling back.

"The company generates 90% of its revenue from cell-phone chipsets and license royalties paid by users of its intellectual property. The firm has been embroiled in litigation with Nokia over royalties, although some clarity on this front should occur toward the end of this year.

"The company recently raised its earnings guidance for the June quarter to an adjusted income of $0.54 cents to $0.55 cents per share, up from previous guidance of $0.50 cents to $0.52 cents per share.

"Earnings estimates for fiscal 2008 ending in September have risen in the last 90 days and now stand at $2.14 per share. For fiscal 2009, Wall Street is looking for 13% growth in per-share earnings to $2.43. Both estimates could prove conservative, especially with a favorable resolution to the Nokia situation.

"I think these shares could touch $60 over the next 12 months. The stock pays a quarterly dividend of $0.16 per share, giving the stock a yield of 1.3%."

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Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) closed at $48.33 Friday. QCOM makes chips for handsets and licenses technology to handset makers. QCOM is expected to report Q3 EPS on July 23. QCOM August option implied volatility of 44 is above its 26-week average of 38 according to Track Data, suggesting larger price movement.

Volatility Index S&P 500 Options-VIX at 27.19; 10-day moving average is 24.90

Option Update is provided by Stock Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com

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MOST NOTEWORTHY: SRS Labs, Tennant and Entergy were today's noteworthy initiations:

• B. Riley initiated SRS Labs (NASDAQ: SRSL) with a Neutral rating and $7 target. The firm believes expectations for Q2 and FY08 may be high as the company ramps marketing spend in the face of difficult macro economic conditions.
  
• Jefferies assumed Tennant (NYSE: TNC) with a Hold rating and $32 target which reflects their macro economic outlook for end markets in North America and Western Europe.
  
• Wachovia is positive on Entergy's (NYSE: ETR) shareholder-friendly management, strong financial position, and leverage to favorable wholesale power market trends. Shares were initiated with an Outperform rating.

OTHER INITIATIONS:

• ThinkPanmure initiated Knot Inc. (NASDAQ: KNOT) with a Source of Funds rating and $8 target.
  
• Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) was started with a Buy rating and $61 target at Citigroup.
  
• HSBC assumed Spreadtrum (NASDAQ: SPRD) with an Overweight rating.

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Goldman Sachs has put a $285 price target on Potash (NYSE:POT) because of the "benefits of strong fundamentals in the fertilizer market", according to the AP.

Merrill Lynch upgraded Wachovia (NYSE:WB) to "neutral" from "underperform", according to Briefing.com. The news service also reports that Citigroup has initated Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) with a "buy".

Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU) downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman Sachs, according to 24/7 Wall St., The financial site also reports that Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has a lowered price target but maintained Buy at Merrill Lynch

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Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) is recently up 47 cents to $49.

Deutsche Bank has a Buy rating with a $60 price target on QCOM.

QCOM is expected to report Q3 EPS in late July.

QCOM overall option implied volatility of 37 is near its 26-week average according to Track Data, suggesting non-directional price movement.

ISE Sentiment Index-ISEE closed at 76 on 6/20/08. ISEE 10-day moving average is 105.

Option Update is provided by Stock Specialist Paul Foster of theflyonthewall.com

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Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) designs, develops, manufactures and markets digital wireless telecommunications products and services based primarily on its Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) technology. The firm supplies integrated circuits and system software for voice and data communications, multimedia devices and global positioning products. It also licenses CDMA semiconductor technology and software to more than 100 other equipment and cell phone makers. The Qualcomm Ventures unit invests in wireless communications and Internet startups. Major competitors include Nokia (NYSE: NOK) and Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN).

The company pleased investors last week, when it guided fiscal Q3 EPS to 54-55 cents (50-52 cents prior, 52 cent consensus) and Q3 revenues to points slightly above $2.7 billion ($2.5-$2.7B prior, $2.61B consensus). Management also guided FY08 EPS to $2.09-$2.13 ($2.04-$2.09 prior, $2.11 consensus). The updated guidance reflected greater than expected demand for Qualcomm's 1xEV-DO and HSPA chipsets, as well as revenues from advanced 3G network upgrades. Jefferies subsequently reiterated its "buy" rating on the shares and boosted its price target to $54.

QCOM shares popped into a bullish "pennant" consolidation pattern on the news. Prices frequently exit pennants moving in the same direction they were traveling on entry. In this case, that would be to the upside.

Brokers recommend the issue with seven "strong buys", fourteen "buys" and three "holds". Analysts see a 17% average annual growth rate, through the next five years. The QCOM Price to Free Cash Flow ratio (29.26), Sales Growth rate (17.51%), EPS Growth rate (22.73%), Operating Margin (32.34%), Net Profit Margin (35.78%), Return on Assets (19.56%), Return on Investment (21.96%), Return on Equity (22.70%) and Net Income per Employee ($270.55k) compare favorably with industry, sector and S&P 500 averages. Institutions own about 77% of the outstanding shares. The stock is one of those used to calculate the S&P 500 Index. Over the past 52 weeks, it has traded between $35.17 and $50.18. A stop-loss of $42.90 looks good here. Note that the firm is expected to report Q3 results in late July.

Larry Schutts is a contributing editor for Theflyonthewall.com and the Vice-President of Stockwinners.com. He does not hold positions in any of the stocks mentioned above.

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Here are some highlights from this past week's earnings coverage from BloggingStocks:

• ADC Telecommunications Inc. (NASDAQ: ADCT) beat Q2 estimates and raised its full-year guidance.
• Alcoa Inc. (NYSE: AA) near-term earnings prospects led to an analyst downgrade.
• Banco de Chile (NYSE: BCH) earnings prospects after an acquisition led to an analyst's upgrade.
• Benihana Inc. (NASDAQ: BNHN) posted lower Q4 profits but still beat earnings estimates.
• Bob Evans Farms Inc. (NASDAQ: BOBE) reported solid Q4 results due in part to cost management.
• Brown-Forman Corp. (NYSE: BF.B) easily beat Q4 estimates and offered full-year guidance.
• CMGI Inc. (NASDAQ: CMGI) lowered its guidance, sending shares tumbling 25%.
• Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling Co. (NYSE: CCH) warned of weaker earnings due to economic conditions.
• Conn's Inc. (NASDAQ: CONN) reported solid Q1 results and issued in-line guidance for the year.
• Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. (NYSE: DKS) earnings prospects impress analysts despite recent guidance.
• Guess? Inc. (NYSE: GES) topped Q1 expectations due to strong international expansion.
• Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Inc. (NYSE: KKD) swung to a Q1 profit despite falling revenues.
• Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (NYSE: LEH) posted a bigger-than-expected loss on further write-downs.

• National Semiconductor Corp. (NYSE: NSM) beat estimates on cost efficiencies and improved product mix.
• Nortel Networks Corp. (NYSE: NT) reaffirmed its revenue guidance for the full year.
• Pall Corp. (NYSE: PLL) reported strong Q3 results that beat Wall Street expectations.
• Pep Boys (NYSE: PBY) reported that Q1 earnings jumped due to real estate transactions.
• PepsiCo Inc. (NYSE: PEP) plans to reiterate its full-year earnings guidance despite market conditions.
• Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) earnings prospects for the second half of 2008 impress one adviser.
• Quality Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: QSII) Q4 profits grew 32%, in line with analysts' expectations.
• Shuffle Master Inc. (NASDAQ: SHFL) topped Q2 expectations, sending shares higher.
• Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. (NASDAQ: SWHC) Q4 profits fell but still beat analysts' estimates.
• Talbots Inc. (NYSE: TLB) reaffirmed its better-than-expected 2008 earnings guidance.
• Texas Instruments Inc. (NYSE: TXN) warned that weak demand for chips could hurt Q2 results.
• UBS (NYSE: UBS) warned "further write-downs may hit earnings" and some assets classes had deteriorated.

Also, Barron's likes the prospects for ethanol producers such as VeraSun Energy Corp. (NYSE: VSE). Kiplinger's includes Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) and Dick's Sporting Goods among its Father's Day stock picks. Could rancor over Vista hurt Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) bottom line?

Upcoming results to watch for include Adobe Systems (NASDAQ: ADBE), La-Z-Boy (NYSE: LZB), Best Buy (NYSE: BBY), CarMax (NYSE: KMX), Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS), FedEx (NYSE: FDX), JM Smucker (NYSE: SJM), and Winnebago (NYSE: WGO).

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"In 1999, Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) went from less than $4 to over $92; but the party came to a screeching halt over the next three years," recalls Chuck Carlson, an expert on stocks that offer dividend reinvestment plans.

In The DRIP Investor, he explains, "The stock has been stuck in a trading range for the last four years. But that looks like it is about to end, as it recently moved to a new 52-week high and is setting its sites on its 2006 high of $53."

"Strong earnings and greater visibility on some litigation matters should pave the way for solid gains in the second half of 2008. Technology stocks should remain among the market's leading sectors, and Qualcomm offers an excellent play in the group.

"Qualcomm generates 90% of its revenue from cell-phone chipsets and license royalties paid by users of its intellectual property. Qualcomm's chips are used in mobile phones and wireless infrastructures around the globe.

"Growth here should remain strong as networks convert to third-generation technology and emerging markets expand and upgrade their infrastructure.

"The company's most profitable segment is intellectual-property licensing. Qualcomm has had some uncertainty in this area as a result of a feud with Nokia. Legal disputes with Nokia stem from Nokia's shipping handsets without paying royalties.

"The good news is that the two companies have agreed to consolidate a host of lawsuits into one case to be heard later this year. Hopefully a decision by year-end will lift some of the clouds that have hung over these shares.

"Despite the Nokia issues, Qualcomm has continued to put up good growth numbers. Per-share earnings excluding special items and stock-based compensation rose 23% in fiscal 2007 ended in September and 14% in the six months ended March 31.

"For fiscal 2008, the consensus earnings estimate shows 5% growth, a rather modest earnings target for the company. The company currently pays a quarterly dividend of $0.16 per share. The stock's current yield is 1.4%.

"At 22 times the fiscal 2008 earnings estimate of $2.11 per share, these shares are not cheap. However, that multiple is significantly lower than Qualcomm's historical P-E ratio. Investors willing to endure above-average price volatility should buy these shares now.

"The stock has the potential to put on significant gains with a resolution in the Nokia issue. I own these shares in a non-DRIP account and would recommend them for DRIP and non-DRIP investors alike. The company's DRIP permits initial purchase directly. Minimum initial investment is $500."

Each day, Steven Halpern's TheStockAdvisors.com offers the latest market commentary and favorite investment ideas from the nation's leading financial newsletter advisors.

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MOST NOTEWORTHY:

• Suntrust expects DaVita's (NYSE: DVA) dominant market share to help in commercial contract negotiations and they view potential Medicare reimbursement changes as more of an opportunity than a risk. The firm started shares with a Buy rating and $62 target.
  
• JP Morgan initiated Dr. Pepper Snapple (NYSE: DPS) with an Underweight rating and expects declining free cash flow in 2008, which they note would be the third straight year.
  
• Ascent Solar (NASDAQ: ASTI) was assumed with a Hold rating and $14 target at Jefferies. The firm sees high development risk with the company just beginning to operate its pilot line and commencing initial planning for its first 30 MW commercial line.

• Stanford initiated ViroPharma (NASDAQ: VPHM) with a Buy rating and $13 target.
  
• Goldman assumed Research in Motion (NASDAQ: RIMM) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) with Buy ratings and targets of $163 and $55, respectively.
• Blue Nile (NASDAQ: NILE) was initiated at Thomas Weisel with an Underweight rating and $44 target.

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The market for PC and server chips may be slowing a bit as it becomes more mature. So, big chip companies like Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) need to figure out where to get their next spurt of growth. Smartphones and other "intelligent" wireless devices sales are rising fast, so why not take a piece of that market. One reason is probably competition, but that rarely keeps companies from entering a market that they think is promising.

According to The Wall Street Journal, "Intel Corp has been heavily promoting a new breed of pocket-size portable devices as a future market for its chips. Its competitors now hope to reap the benefits." Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM) already dominate the mobile market and may not want to let Intel in. Other large chips companies like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and AMD (NYSE: AMD) would like a piece of the pie as well.

The gamble by Intel is that there will be huge demand for devices that are smaller than a PC but larger than a smartphone. They will eventually run on WiMax, WiFi and standard cellular broadband networks. The industry calls these "mobile Internet devices."

The success of the new market may swing on one large miscalculation. Consumers may not want a one-pound mini-computer with a tiny keyboard and modest-sized screen. Smartphones like the Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone and RIM (NASDAQ: RIMM) BlackBerry are already advanced "computers" and they are being improved every year.

New chips for new devices -- but what if no one wants them?

Douglas A. McIntyre is an editor at 247wallst.com and the author of the Ten Stocks Under $10 letter.

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MAJOR PAPERS:

• Chip suppliers for cellphones including Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM), Texas Instruments Incorporated (NYSE: TXN) and Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) are moving aggressively to make products for Intel Corporation's (NASDAQ: INTC) new breed of pocket-size portable devices, called MIDs, the Wall Street Journal reported.

• According to the UK Times, Barclays Plc (NYSE: BCS) and The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc (NYSE: RBS) were raided by the Office of Fair Trading as part of the investigation into price fixing loans to professional services firms.

• Almost three dozen of the largest U.S. companies may have to slash their dividends, since the dividends greatly exceed their cash flow, Bloomberg reported. Large companies in this situation include General Motors Corporation (NYSE: GM), Motorola Inc (NYSE: MOT), and The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT).
• China Telecom Corporation Limited (NYSE: CHA) may announce today that it has bought the mobile phone assets of China Unicom Limited (NYSE: CHU) and its parent company for more than $14.4B, Bloomberg reported, citing the South China Morning Post. China Unicom could say that it is merging with China Netcom Group Corporation (NYSE: CN) as early as today, the newspaper added.

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"Uncertainty about the legal disputes has weighed on Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM)," says Richard Moroney, who rates the stock a long-term buy. The editor of Dow Theory Forecasts explains, "Though the court case may distract investors, Qualcomm's long-term fundamentals appear solid." Here's his bullish outlook.

"The company is embroiled in disputes over royalty fees paid for use of its patents, particularly by one of its largest customers, Nokia. In March, the combatants agreed to consolidate a host of lawsuits into one case to be heard later this year and likely to be decided by year's end.

"Barring a disastrous court loss, which seems unlikely, Qualcomm shares should benefit. Any resolution will reduce uncertainty. By the end of this year, Qualcomm should be able to jettison some of the baggage holding back its stock.

"While the U.S. economic slowdown has sparked fears of a decline in demand for microchips, Qualcomm should benefit as cell-phone users worldwide transition to third-generation technology, which allows for faster downloading of video, music and other data.

"Qualcomm sells its microchips for use in mobile phones and wireless infrastructure around the globe. Demand for higher-functioning cell phones remains strong, as subscribers upgrade phones and carriers increase sales of third-generation products.

"While customers adopt third-generation wireless technology, Qualcomm is already preparing a portfolio of fourth-generation technology slated for release from 2011 to 2015.

"Meanwhile, through the distractions, Qualcomm has continued to post solid earnings growth. Per-share earnings excluding special items and stock-based compensation rose 23% in fiscal 2007 ended September and 14% in the six months ended March.

"Consensus estimates project growth in per-share earnings of 5% in fiscal 2008 ending September and 14% in fiscal 2009. Costs have risen sharply in recent quarters, but the company still seems capable of topping Wall Street's expectations.

"Qualcomm shares have risen 11% this year, compared to a 5% decline in the S&P 500 Index. At 20 times the per-share earnings of $2.21 expected over the next year, Qualcomm trades below its five-year average forward P/E ratio of 24."

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Before the bell: Futures higher after Fed move and ahead of data, Exxon

According to The Wall Street Journal, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT), attempting to avoid a huge hostile takeover bid, indicated it may be willing to raise its bid to as much as $33 per Yahoo Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) share. Microsoft's board had failed to reach a final decision on how to proceed with its bid for the Internet search group. Yahoo!, though, may want $35-37 per share. And I thought Ballmer said he would lower the bid ... Don't they know by now these negotiating tactics are well known? In any event, it's starting to look more and more like the deal is closer than ever and the parties are willing, despite each showing off some muscle first.

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• Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) profits rose 30%, easily beating analysts' expectations.
• AMETEK Inc. (NYSE: AME) beat Q1 estimates on global strength and recent acquisitions.
• Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) easily beat Q2 expectations but offered a weak outlook.
• AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) posted strong Q1 results thanks to the popularity of the iPhone.
• Baidu.com Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU) beat earnings and saw an upgrade from Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C).
• Broadcom Corp. (NASDAQ: BRCM) Q1 profit soared, and it raised its guidance.
• Cymer Inc. (NASDAQ: CYMI) beat Q1 estimates and announced a share million buyback program.
• Electronic Data Systems Inc. (NYSE: EDS) posted Q1 profits on cost cutting and new contracts.
• EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC) Q1 earnings fell on on acquisition-related charges.
• Hexcel Corp. (NYSE: HXL) beat Q1 estimates on increased commercial aerospace sales.
• Huaneng Power ADS (NYSE: HNP) earnings plunged on coal prices, but the stock went higher.
• Level 3 Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: LVLT) narrowed its loss on higher sales of networking services.
• McAfee Inc. (NYSE: MFE) Q1 profit plunged on product development and marketing costs.
• MEMC Electronic Materials Inc. (NYSE: WFR) missed analysts' estimates for the first quarter.
• Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) beat earnings expectations and raised its full-year guidance.
• Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) profit soared in the first quarter on increase in subscriptions.
• Nintendo Co. (OTC: NTDOY) posted record results due to the popularity of the Wii system.

• optionsXpress Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: OXPS) reported solid results in the first quarter.
• Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) reported mixed results for the second quarter but raised its guidance.
• Texas Instruments Inc. (NYSE: TXN) Q1 earnings rose 40%, in line with analysts' expectations.
• VMware Inc. (NASDAQ: VMW) posted strong earnings and offered a positive outlook.
• Vocus Inc. (NASDAQ: VOCS) reported its 35th consecutive quarter of revenue growth.
• Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) beat Q1 estimates, helping it to face Microsoft.

Also, Jim Cramer discusses "crummy lenders" and Sheldon Liber takes a closer look at Amazon.com's results. Joseph Lazzaro considers Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) as a barometer of the economy. One analyst thinks financials may have hit bottom and it may be time to buy, and Jon Ogg looks at what short sellers are making of tech stocks. Ted Allrich discusses what to sell/what to buy.

Upcoming results to watch for include Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ), Tyson Foods (NYSE: TSN), CBS Corp. (NYSE: CBS), Countrywide Financial (NYSE: CFC), U.S. Steel Corp. (NYSE: X), Office Depot (NYSE: ODP), General Motors (NYSE: GM), Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG), Kraft Foods (NYSE: KFT), Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX), Time Warner (NYSE: TWX), Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA), Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM), and Chevron (NYSE: CVX).

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