Anybody knows about Dressel Investment?
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Just visit Dressel-inv.com for more details
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Please give the specific details of the open investment opportunities. You can e-mail me at: romy472000@yahoo.com.
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i work for snc investments.  if you want more info email me at sbiddinger@sncfx.com.  make sure the company is backed by the cftc and the nfa.
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MSN Money under investing.  Alot of info there.
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Only you can decide whether to invest in RDYF or any other company...\n\nPK means that the company is listed on the Pink Sheets, rather than an actual exchange. See the link below for more info
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try www.motleyfool.co.uk (uk) or .com(u.s) there are discussion forums you cant read for soem advisce & also you can ask questions, they also offer loads of usefull emilas from loans to investment sign up for their email newsletter once you have investigated the site & seen if it provides the info you are after..\nGood luck
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I'm guessing you mean the fashion company? If so, go to:\nwww.delias.com\nThere's information on the company behind the stores at:\nhttp://www.deliasinc.com/\nwhich is their investor relations website.
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Sangamo BioSciences, Inc\n\nhttp://www.centientinvestor.com/content.php?cid=1059
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I have no personal experience with the said firm but check out their website:\n\nhttp://www.selectahome.co.uk/
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It doesn't appear to be.  It's trading as an OTC stock - QUTEF.PK - last close (as of this answer).  It appears that they bought out SGI.  Looking at employment opportunities I get the impression that they don't really care that much about  their employees.  They don't give any information about benefits, work environment, etc.  Maybe it's a British thing.  Good luck.
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As a stock, it's a great long term investment.\nAnd as a service, it's content can't be beat!
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I have - and it sounds quite fishy. I remember a thread from the Vanguard Diehards forum. I have linked it below. I hope this helps:\n\nhttp://socialize.morningstar.com/NewSocialize/Asp/FullConv.asp?forumId=F100000015&convSeqNumber=53342&mrr=1158983820
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i bought SUNW stocks today.  Their is great potential in the company.  In the 90's this stock was in the $70/share.  SUNW is announcing quarter results on monday and i think they will beat expecations.  $5 dollars a share is a great deal that will easily reach $20 this year.  THey have reduced costs by cutting work force and they have released some strong servers that will generate revenue. BUY NOW before Monday results.
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Love to help buy.....\nMore information needed!
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When you talk of "invest" - there is an expected return. What can I get from sponsoring your child, other than a warm fuzzy feeling in my heart that I have supported someone. \n\nThis is the 3rd time or so that I have seen your question. Maybe this is not the right forum to seek sponsorship. I would suggest you create an auction listing in eBay asking for this sponsorship. The more heart-tugging your auction listing, the better.\n\nGood luck
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Winners Demonstrate Investment Excellence and Stewardship in a Year of Mixed\n                                   Results\n\n    CHICAGO, Jan. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- In a year when international-\nstock funds soared, bond funds struggled, and domestic-stock funds fell\nsomewhere in the middle, the best fund managers demonstrated that even when\nthe markets are mixed, superb analysis, long-term focus, and outstanding\nstewardship make a difference.\n    To recognize the best fund managers, Morningstar, Inc., a leading provider\nof independent investment research, each year selects leaders in three\ncategories -- domestic stock, international stock, and fixed income. Today,\nMorningstar announced its 2005 Fund Manager of the Year award winners:\n\n     -- Domestic-Stock Fund Manager of the Year:\n        Christopher Davis and Ken Charles Feinberg\n        Selected American Shares (SLASX)\n        Davis NY Venture A (NYVTX)\n\n     -- International-Stock Fund Manager of the Year:\n        Robert Lyon, Matthew Pickering and Jerrold Senser\n        ICAP International (ICEUX)\n\n     -- Fixed-Income Fund Manager of the Year:\n        Tad Rivelle, Laird Landmann, Stephen Kane, and David Lippman\n        Metropolitan West Total Return Bond (MWTRX)\n\n    "This year's winners are longtime Morningstar favorites. We've recommended\nthese managers for years, and they have long been on the Morningstar Analyst\nPicks list," said Kunal Kapoor, director of mutual fund analysis for\nMorningstar. "The managers at Davis Selected Advisers, ICAP and Metropolitan\nWest stand out for their attention to fees, investing in the funds they\noversee and their respect for shareholders with all-around strong\nstewardship."\n\n    Domestic-Stock Fund Manager of the Year:\n    Christopher Davis and Ken Charles Feinberg\n    Selected American Shares (SLASX)\n    Davis NY Venture A (NYVTX)\n\n    Chris Davis and Ken Feinberg maintain a tight focus on producing good\nlong-term results for shareholders. They seldom trade, take heed of\ntransaction costs and taxes, maintain low expenses and avoid short-term bets.\nEven though interest rates rose steadily in 2005, this team's superb stock-\npicking ability helped their financials-heavy portfolio buck conventional\nwisdom and trump the S&P 500 Index by 5 percent.\n    In 2004, Davis Selected Advisers demonstrated its strengths as a steward\nof shareholders' capital by instituting a less expensive, directly sold share\nclass (D class) for Selected American, which resulted in a sizable fee cut for\nthose who invest through the firm, rather than with a supermarket.\n    In 2005, the team at Davis Selected Advisers set a higher standard for\nstewardship. After being named as the management team to oversee the Clipper\nFund, the employees at Selected Advisers immediately invested $50 million of\ntheir money into the fund, and they offered Clipper's shareholders a nearly 50\npercent cut in management fees.\n    "This firm sets the bar for others in the industry," Kapoor said. "At a\ntime when other firms don't always do what is best for their shareholders,\nit's refreshing to see a firm so committed to the long-term welfare of\nfundholders. Davis and Feinberg were runners-up for our 2004 Domestic-Stock\nFund Manager of the Year, and they deserve this year's award. They follow in\nthe footsteps of Shelby Davis, Chris' dad, who won the Domestic-Stock Fund\nManager of the Year award in 1996."\n\n    International-Stock Fund Manager of the Year:\n    Robert Lyon, Matthew Pickering and Jerrold Senser\n    ICAP International (ICEUX)\n\n    In May 2005, the ICAP International Fund team, led by Rob Lyon, converted\nthe fund from a Europe fund to one with a broad foreign-stock mandate, in\norder to invest in Japanese companies the fund team found to be attractive.\nThis proved to be a fortuitous move as Japan enjoyed quite a rally in 2005.\nThe fund,
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Here's the report from the Better Business Bureau.  It might not be a good idea to give your money to them. \n\nhttp://www.scranton.bbb.org/commonreport.html?bid=10011476