Panasonic Pro AG-HMC150 3CCD AVCHD 24fps Camcorder

The cooler than cool AG-HMC150 drew big crowds at the 2008 NAB Show. Why? Simply because it offers an unheard of Bang for the Buck, in a 1/3-inch three-chip hand held tapeless HD camcorder, while retaining the core versatility of the DVX100B. The HMC150 sports a 28mm lens right out of the box and a new PH Record mode (21 Mbps) which offers higher resolution with a host of recording formats including 24p. Add to that, amazing low light performance, long record and battery time and professional Audio capabilities at a price that will make it an instant hit with a wide range of AV Shooters, Indie creators and Event video professionals.

The AG-HMC150 represents a major step forward in the introduction of a next generation solid state HD camera that extends the six year successful track record of the popular DVX100 plus a lot more. The HMC150’s lightweight (lightest 1/3-inch 3CCD available), well-balanced professional design features a high performance wide-angle Leica 13X zoom lens, 24 and 30 frame progressive capture, both in 720 and 1080 formats, making it perfect for even high level projects. Designed from a clean sheet of paper with much customer input to Panasonic’s product development engineers, the HMC150 sports a Die Cast Alloy chassis and a Three year warranty (upon customer registration) that further endorses its reliability.

Competitive Advantages of the AG-HMC150:
- Solid state capture and playback eliminates the problems inherent in tape and disc drives, while allowing high quality HD content to be captured on affordable, readily available SD cards.
- Its 21 Mbps PH mode records far higher picture quality than HDV Tape systems.
- MPEG-2 compression works with blocks of only 16 X 16 pixels whereas H.264 compression works with blocks down to 4 X 4 pixels. What’s more, AVCHD’s motion prediction is content dependent.
- Continuous, silent recording of between 3 and 12 hours with Time Date Stamp is a powerful capability.
- No head wear, alignment or cleaning and it carries a Three Year Parts & Labor Warranty.
- Lower storage needs & lower distribution costs.
- HDMI Digital Output, HD Component Output, and selectable SD 16:9 Output(RCA).
- 28 mm Lens achieves wide angle without having to buy attachments.
- Built on a one piece die cast alloy chassis that is compact, well balanced and weighs less than 4.5 lbs. (4.37lbs with Battery, Mic Holder, AG-MC200 Mic and SD Card).
- Immediate Playback, random access & ability to preview shots and delete on location.

Technical Details :
- Full range of HD formats: 1080/60i, 1080/30p, 1080/24p (Native); 720/60p, 720/30p, 720/24p (Native).
- Higher bit-rate recording than consumer models(21 Mbps PH Mode).
- 13X Wide angle 28 mm lens out of the box (35mm equiv.); 1/3-inch CCD Progressive Imagers.
- Waveform Monitor, Vectorscope plus two Focus displays for accurate, quick focus.
- 3.5-inch LCD monitor displays thumbnails for quick non-linear access to clips.

Customer Feedback :
Very clear video, much clearer than my trusty old Canon GL-2 It does not come with an HDMI cable. Bought one locally and tried it. Plugged one end into the HDMI out port on the camera and the other end into the HDMI port of my TV. I was blown away by how clear it was !! The video was clearer than some of the stations I view in HD.
On playback, you are given a thumbnail of the first frame of each scene you shot when you turned the camera on. On playback, you can skip around the scenes you want to view , or delete if needed. The focus assist is another nice feature. When you use it, it momentarily zooms in on the middle of your next shot so that you can fine focus if needed.

Panasonic Pro AG-HMC150 3CCD AVCHD 24fps Camcorder

JVC Everio MS120 Dual Flash Camcorder (Black)

The JVC Everio GZ-MS120 has a dual pair of SD/SDHC card slots and offers continuous recording: when one storage medium fills up, recording automatically switches to the other. When recording with the dual-slot GZ-MS120 in the highest quality mode (Ultra), recording capacity ranges from 3.7 hours using a pair of 8GB cards to 15 hours using two 32GB cards. In the lowest quality mode (Eco), recording time ranges from 20 hours to 80 hours.
Everio MS120 camcorders make sharing and watching videos easier than ever. New for this year is the One Touch Export function that allows Everio videos to be imported into iTunes and loaded into an iPod or iPhone. All 2009 Everios also offer One Touch DVD burning and the One Touch Upload function that JVC introduced to users in 2008 as a new and convenient way to upload videos to YouTube.
To use any of the three functions, simply connect Everio to a PC using the supplied USB cable. Then, choose one of three buttons on the Everio: UPLOAD, EXPORT, or DIRECT DVD. Pressing the button will launch the appropriate Windows PC application that comes bundled with Everio, and you follow the simple on-screen prompts. With just a few mouse clicks the process of uploading to YouTube, exporting to iTunes, burning to disc or transferring to an external hard disk drive will be completed. For uploading to YouTube, the user can perform an in-camera edit of any length video to fit the 10-minute YouTube limit.

The new Everio MediaBrowser software supplied with all Everio models is a Windows application providing an easy-to-search calendar-type graphical interface for indexing and finding video files. Thumbnail images of recorded videos and stills are superimposed on the calendar so it’s easy to see when any scene was recorded. The Everio MediaBrowser also allows easy playback, simple cut editing, and “Decomotion” to spruce up recorded footage with animated graphics for upload to YouTube. It also supports Export to iTunes, Upload to YouTube, burning to disc or transferring to HDD.
Another new feature found on all Everio camcorders is Digest Playback, which offers an easy and entertaining way to check the content residing on Everio’s HDD or SD/SDHC card. The function automatically selects highlight scenes from among the recorded content using JVC’s proprietary algorithm and plays back what looks like a “coming attractions” trailer for a movie. Sixty minutes of footage is condensed into five minutes of highlight scenes.

Technical Details :
* Dual SD card slot for dual memory continuous recording.
* 40x Dynamic Zoom with Konica Minolta lens.
* Laser-touch operation with sub-trigger and zoom.
* One-touch upload to YouTube.
* Capture video to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included).

PROS :
- Low cost.
- Solid state.
- Great color and low light performance.
- Can see the screen in sunlight.
- 16X9 windscreen native.
- Auto lens cap.
- Auto on and off.
- Instant on – Once you open the screen, you can start taking video within a second or two.
- Low power consumption.
- Each video is saved and managed like a file on the camera.

Cons :
- Difficult to hold – the hand strap is very thin and does not have much support.
- No optical image stabilization.
- MOD format.
- Low light performance.
- No hot shoe.
- No viewfinder.

JVC Everio MS120 Dual Flash Camcorder (Black)

Lady Gaga comes to Rock Band

Hot pop singer of the moment, Lady Gaga, has a new four-pack of songs available for Rock Band.

Also out are new singes from 3 Doors Down, Mute math, the Subways and a Gaga cover song by Comedy Central’s Eric Cartman (“South Park”). Cartman covers “Poker Face.”

The songs will be added to the Rock Band music store of downloadable content next week for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii.

The Gaga songs available will be “Bad Romance,” “Just Dance,” “Monster” and “Poker Face.”


GoPro Surf HERO Wide Camera

The Surf HERO is a quick release board-mountable mini digital camera. Shoot 56 minutes of video with sound or 5 megapixel photos automatically for over an hour while you surf. Waterproof to 100 ft. Also comes with over-sized stick-on mount for extreme surfing, kayakying etc. Mega holding power. Included are a stick-on base plate and FCS compatible plug mounting system. Both systems allow the camera to be quickly attached and removed from your surfboard.

Technical Details :
* 56 minutes TV quality video w/ sound. 5 megapixel sensor with glass lens.
* 3X sequence photo burst. Photo every 2 or 5 seconds mode.
* Adjustable sound recording levels. Programmable power off settings.
* Always ON mode lasts 3+ hours. Supports up to 2GB SD cards.
* Waterproof to 100′ .. 4.5oz flyweight. 1 year warranty.

Customer Feedback :
I’ve been using this camera for scooter ride videos and it works great. Accidentally got the surf one, but modified the mounts to fit, one on my helmet and on the air filter box pointing backwards. Both angles make a cool video, but the one actually attached to the bike can get a little distorted due to engine vibration. It takes cool wide angle still photos too, looks almost like a fish-eye lens. Only problem I have is it makes everything look farther away than it is, so it takes some getting used to. Haven’t tried taking pictures underwater yet, but it is definitely waterproof. Other than that, I’m very satisfied with this product.

GoPro Surf HERO Wide Camera

Sony HDR-HC9 6MP MiniDV High Definition Handycam Camcorder 10x Optical Zoom

The HDR-HC9 delivers high definition quality and versatility with a professional grade Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens, 10x optical/20x digital zoom, and a 3.2-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor for stunning video and 6.1 megapixel still images. Use the Dual Record Mode to capture still images and video at the same time, while Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization helps ensure clear images. View everything you shoot on the 2.7-inch widescreen Clear Photo LCD Plus display featuring touch panel technology. Even save your still images directly to a Memory Stick Pro Duo media card (sold separately) to easily transfer and share your photos.

HDR-HC9 Highlights :
- 1/2.9-inch ClearVid CMOS sensor, 3.2 megapixels.
- 10x optical/20x digital zoom.
- 2.7-inch widescreen (16:9) touch-panel Clear Photo LCD Plus display.
- Dual record.
- Switchable HDV/DV format recording.
- Professional-quality Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens.
- Active Interface Shoe.
- HDMI Connection.
- Link interface (IEEE1394).
- USB 2.0 interface.
- InfoLithium battery with AccuPower meter system.
- Stamina Battery Power Management System.
- Assignable buttons.
- Battery information.
- Built-in Intelligent Flash.
- Cinematic Mode.
- Easy Handycam button.
- Memory Stick Pro Duo Media slot.
- PhotoTV HD viewing with HDMI output.

Technical Details :
* Capture high-definition video to MiniDV.
* 3.2-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor.
* 10x optical zoom, 20x digital zoom; Digital Zoom Interpolation.
* Capture still images up to 6.1 megapixels.
* HDMI connection; USB 2.0 terminal.

Customer Feedback :
The Sony HDR-HC9 is a great camera in a small package. The HDV footage is stunning in clarity. The Super SteadyShot really works well as long as fast zooms and pans aren’t in the plan. The NightShot is super fun to use at dimly lit parties and events. Smooth Slow Record is a blast! Tape something with lots of motion (volleyball serve, trampoline flip) and dissect it. Connectivity is great with component video, AV, and HDMI outputs. All this functionality in a camera that fits in your pocket (almost) is awesome! most of the time…
Some of the buttons are too small and hard to reach if the LCD screen is out. Also, the manual focus control is difficult to use. It is a scroll wheel which is hard to control. A focus ring would have made this camera much better.

Sony HDR-HC9 6MP MiniDV High Definition Handycam Camcorder 10x Optical Zoom

Serious Error in SSL Certificates GeoTrust and RapidSSL

SSL Certificates of GeoTrust and RapidSSL are incorrectly issued, because of a wrong update in the system of VeriSign, manager of both providers. Certificates issued from March 3 till March 12 are standard valid for the root domain as well. Networking4all, Dutch provider of security certificates, have made a tool to verify whether a certificate is affected.

(PRWEB) March 12, 2010 — SSL Certificates of GeoTrust and RapidSSL are incorrectly issued, because of a wrong update in the system of VeriSign, manager of both providers. Certificates issued from March 3 till March 12 are standard valid for the root domain as well. Networking4all, Dutch provider of security certificates, have made a tool to verify whether a certificate is affected.

Different Certificate Authorities add already automatically the additional domain to the certificate. VeriSign recently decided to offer this service to customers of GeoTrust and RapidSSL as well. But an error crept into this implementation.

Site check on www.ismysitesafe.com
Site check on www.ismysitesafe.com

When applying for a certificate for www.yourdomain.com users will get the domain itself as well, so yourdomain.com without www. However, the problem arises when a certificate is requested on a sub domain, as happens with many Internet providers. If someone would apply for a certificate on customer.domain.com, he get domain.com for free as SAN, because of the issue bug at GeoTrust and RapidSSL.

The tool on www.ismysitesafe.com gives anyone who recently purchased an (possibly) affected certificate the possibility to verify whether the certificate should be replaced.

For many sites, the bug is harmless and most people will not notice the error or will not use it. But only one individual who abuse the situation is enough to punish VeriSign. For example, someone can request consciously a certificate for a sub domain to eavesdrop the root domain. For example by using a man-in-the-middle attack.

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Iphone Multitasking on its way

Yes, Multitasking is rumored to be part of iPhone 4.0 software . So this should silence some of the critics complaining about no multitasking support compared to slew of other smart phones. And maybe Martin Cooper, Inventor of Cell Phone who gave up his iPhone for Motorola Droid will have a change of heart:-) . Initially Even I was not happy about no Multitasking. However, I jailbroke my iPhone and got the background application support enabled. So it is not a big deal for me. I guess it makes more sense to have multitasking support on iPad and since the OS is the same for both iPhone and iPad, Apple might have decided to open up for both platform. So if this rumor turns out be true, apple is taking on the competitors features seriously. Amen! Competition brings the best out of any product and this is a classic example.

From an iPhone OS perspective, it’s not a technical Flaw as some critics mention. The OS is capable of supporting Multitasking. There are already bunch of apps that run in the background like phone, SMS, iPod, email, Voice Recorder etc. The same is not true with third-party applications. These applications are prevented to run in the background by iPhone security model, which closes current apps whenever the user returns to the Home screen or accepts an incoming call. In addition, Apple was worried about the performance of the apps and resources required to run multiples apps in the background. For Gaming apps, it requires lot of processing power and with multi-tasking, don’t know if the performance would be on par with what we are seeing currently.

According to Apple Insider, Apple plans to deliver a multi-tasking manager that leverages interface technology already bundled with its Mac OS X operating system.

We have been hearing rumors about Multitasking for quite sometime now, Hope it turns out to be true this time.


Virginia Company Offers 35mm Slide Scanner with a Bonus: No Computer Required

A new 35mm slide scanner featured by catalog and online marketer firstSTREET offers a unique benefit sure to be appreciated by those who want to convert negatives and slides to digital format: With this scanner, no computer is required for the process. That particular feature means that more people can use the device and memories can be preserved more easily.

Colonial Heights, VA (PRWEB) March 12, 2010 — A new 35mm slide scanner featured by catalog and online marketer firstSTREET offers a unique benefit sure to be appreciated by those who want to convert negatives and slides to digital format: With this scanner, no computer is required for the process. That particular feature means that more people can use the device and memories can be preserved more easily—basically, with the push of a button. Digital copies can be scanned directly to an SD memory card for instant viewing on any digital photo frame—or, for those who prefer, images can also be uploaded to a PC, using the USB cord that comes with the scanner. The scanner can use the USB or AC for power.

35mm slide scanner
35mm slide scanner

The firstSTREET stand-alone scanner scans 35mm mounted slides, as well as monochrome or color film. It allows the user to create digital copies with images scanned at 5 megapixels, and the quality of the scanned image is amazingly good, says Tim Hoerrner, firstSTREET’s Vice President for Catalog and Internet. Mr. Hoerrner characterizes the conversion as a quick and simple process, and firstSTREET promotes the device as easy to use and easy to understand. A visual assessment reveals a simple exterior design: an SD/MMC card slot and a cartridge slot on the sides, and a card status indicator and a scan button on the front. Three white LEDs serve as the light source.

Sometimes we hear about slides that were passed down from parents and grandparents and have been sitting in a closet for decades

The scanner is lightweight and compact, taking up only a small amount of space on a crowded desk, a coffee table, or a shelf when it’s not in use. It’s also convenient to take along for a slide show on a beach vacation, a family get-together, or a class reunion.

For 35mm slide and negative scanning, there is basically a three-step process: 1) Insert slides or film into one of the trays that come with the scanner. 2) Insert the tray into the scanner. 3) Press the scan button. Editing is easier, too, because the scanner features automatic color balancing and exposure controls. “That automatic adjustment of brightness and contrast really makes a difference,” says Mr. Hoerrner. “Even with the bad quality of a really old slide, you can end up with a very good scan.”

A big plus is price. Mr. Hoerrner points out that compared to other 35mm slide scanners that often cost several hundred dollars, firstSTREET’s model is quite reasonably priced. He says buyers are appreciating that difference, and they are also clearly enjoying the chance to look at and edit the slides and negatives that have been around the house for years, converting them to digital where they can once again be enjoyed. “Sometimes we hear about slides that were passed down from parents and grandparents and have been sitting in a closet for decades,” he says—“years after the old slide projector and the slide trays are long gone. Instead of throwing the slides away, someone will buy our scanners, and everyone in the family is able to able to go on this amazing nostalgia trip.”

After the slides are converted, the user can then set up his or her own slide show and view it on the 2.4-inch color display, or connect to a computer or a TV and invite the whole family in. The scanner comes with a slide cartridge, photo-editing software, a USB cable, a User Guide, and a Quick Start Guide.

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Cross-Domain Collaboration Takes Center Stage at NATO Network-Enabled Capability Conference (NECC)

This major international conference is focused on interoperability among multinational military and nonmilitary actors. Trident’s Scott Thomas will present his vision for a borderless – yet secure – collaboration environment supporting personnel with different clearance levels, speaking different languages, yet united by a common mission.

(Vocus/PRWEB ) March 12, 2010 — Real-time collaboration across network security boundaries is a high-priority topic at this year’s NATO Network Enabled Capability Conference 2010. Scott Thomas, Trident Systems’ cross-domain product line manager and a thought leader in the growing cross-domain collaboration field, has been invited to present his vision for the future of multinational, multi-domain collaboration at this summit level meeting.

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“The NNEC couldn’t have selected a more timely topic,” notes Nick Karangelen, President & CEO of Trident Systems. “For instance, the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan has over 40 nations involved. Sharing information among all of these different countries isn’t a nice-to-have capability, it’s essential to saving lives and keeping the peace. And with NATO’s leadership role in ISAF, we’re grateful that Scott has been invited to share his views on timely, secure collaboration at this important conference.”

“To understand why cross-domain collaboration is such an important topic, you have to know how our military & intelligence networks are set up today,” says Thomas. “There can be literally dozens of networks, each at a different classification or releasability level; and access to each network has to be controlled. And while there have been some improvements – such as the Afghan Mission Network, which will hopefully simplify some of this complexity – most nations still rely on their own national networks for many functions. So while tools like text chat and whiteboarding are now essential to operations, we need to get them working across ALL these networks. If a US intelligence officer sees a plane go down in Herat, which is under Italian control, he needs to let them know, and fast – even though he’s on a TOP SECRET, US-only network, while the patrols might be on the Afghan Mission Network. Traditional cross-domain solutions—or CDS—like Radiant Mercury or ISSE Guard give us the infrastructure; now we need to give our coalitions the rest of the technical, cultural, and policy tools they need to let collaboration happen. Traditional CDS are great at connecting machines on either side of a security boundary; but how do we connect the people?”

Thomas is also expected to describe current, real-world implementations of this cross-domain collaboration technology, including the Multi-National Information Sharing initiative, as well as a US Central Command (CENTCOM) deployment of cross-domain chat in support of combat search & rescue.

This summit continues a sort of world tour for Thomas; having recently briefed senior leadership in the US Directorate of National Intelligence, National Security Agency, and the Unified Cross-Domain Management Office, his views on cross-domain collaboration’s promises & pitfalls are fast becoming a hot topic in both intelligence and military agencies around the world. Last month, Thomas addressed the US European Command’s inaugural Intelligence Summit. Thomas has also been invited to speak at the upcoming Radiant Mercury Users Group conference, as well as at the US Cross-Domain Technical Forum.

“I think Scott’s passion for cross-domain collaboration comes from what he’s seen while building and fielding Trident’s cross-domain products,” notes Dave Britton, Trident Vice President and Information Assurance Division Director. “Scott’s take on the importance of cross-domain collaboration is really based in his years of working closely with the technology, as well as the policy involved in making it work. I keep reminding people that Scott’s not just a talking-head on this topic; at heart, he’s a solution-provider, and he’s totally committed to ubiquitous, secure collaboration.”

For more about the growing world of cross-domain collaboration, Trident Systems has recently published a white paper available at http://www.tridsys.com/white-form-collgate.htm.

As a veteran-owned small business, Trident Systems has been providing hardware and software systems to military and commercial clients since 1985. We support customers ranging from the United States Military Forces to the New York Stock Exchange by harnessing emerging technologies to provide innovative affordable products and services that consistently exceed our customers’ expectations.

For more information, visit http://www.tridsys.com. Media contact: Mike Casey, (619) 435-0068, mike(dot)casey(at)tridsys(dot)com.

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Free StockRing iPhone App Gives Buy-Sell-Hold Ratings for 1200 Stocks from Healthcare, Energy, Finance, Services and Technology Sectors

StockRing just released its newest iPhone App in Apple iTunes store that provides Buy-Sell-Hold ratings for over 1000 NYSE & NASDAQ stocks including all 30 Dow Jones stocks. The ratings are updated DAILY by proprietary StockRing mathematical algorithm designed by StockRing founder and mathematician – Eric Katsov and used to manage many real life stock portfolios.

Irvine, California (PRWEB) March 12, 2010 — StockRing just made available its latest iPhone App in Apple iTunes store for immediate downloads. StockRing App monitors about 1200 stocks and provides Buy-Sell-Hold recommendations for them. The ratings are generated daily a few hours before NYSE and Nasdaq stock markets open at 9:30am EST Monday through Friday each week.

Imagine, that at any time investor can check with iPhone StockRing App and receive fresh accurate reliable straight forward advice on what to do with Dow Jones, Nasdaq or S&P 500 indexes or with some particular stock – Buy? Sell? or Hold? StockRing ratings are on average 80% accurate based on prior history meaning that out of 10 stocks that StockRing predicted to Buy – 8 actually went up in price and only 2 went down. However, the accuracy could vary from stock to stock based on the current market conditions and general level of volatility.

Imagine that one little iPhone always monitors 1,200 stocks and says which ones have Buy, Sell, or Hold rating at any given moment. The App performs stock market research on a daily basis to generate fresh accurate Buy-Sell-Hold recommendations for stocks

Search for a specific stock Buy-Sell-Hold rating is very easy inside the App, because all stocks are divided into 6 smaller groups: Healthcare, Energy, Finance, Services, Technology, and Dow 30+. Each group has 200 stocks from the same industry like for Finance or Healthcare or from the same Dow Jones Index like Dow 30+. So if Microsoft stock Buy-Sell-Hold rating needs to be looked up, the user just has to go to Technology group inside the App.

All stocks in the group are listed in alphabetical order based on their stock symbol – for example in the technology group Apple stock will be located at the top of the list and Wal-Mart stock will be at the bottom of the list correspondingly.

Also, each list of stock ratings comes with a search capability. Basically investor could search for some stock by just entering either stock symbol or stock name into the iPhone such as you could enter either the word “Microsoft” or the company stock ticker and the App will find and display the Buy-Sell-Hold rating just for Microsoft stock.

Inside each list the App has filters that will allow the user to see just the stocks with Buy ratings from Technology group or with just “SELL” rating from Healthcare group. By using these filters the user could clearly see where the market is going and which stocks to buy on the exchange today.

Also, the App has 2 extra buttons called “BUY” and “SELL” that will display for user all stocks from all groups that have either a Buy rating or a Sell rating. These global “BUY” and “SELL” lists might have up to 500 stocks listed in them but because each list has individual search capabilities the user could still quickly find the rating for a particular stock. “BUY” and “SELL” buttons are useful if you are holding a stock like Google and want to know if it suddenly received a “SELL” rating. To do that, you just push the “SELL” button on the App main screen and search in the Global “SELL” list for Google. If Google is not there then this stock does not have a “SELL” rating and investor could safely continue to hold it in the portfolio.

However if a user is thinking about buying Microsoft stock then there is an ability to find out the best time to do the purchase. With this App investor just taps the “BUY” button on the main screen and search in the Global “BUY” list for Microsoft. If Microsoft stock is there then the stock has a “BUY” rating and Microsoft stock should be bought for the portfolio.

In this version StockRing went even further to make users more successful on the stock markets by introducing 2 NEW RATINGS: “GRAB” and “DUMP” besides the usual “BUY”, “SELL”, and “HOLD”. In short “GRAB” is better than “BUY” and “DUMP” is worse than “SELL”. In other words if one of the stocks received a “DUMP” rating, it should be considered to be sold as soon as possible. If a stock received just a “SELL” rating then investor could wait for a 2-3 days to see if the rating will be changed back to “HOLD” or even “BUY” and if not, than consider selling the stock at that time.

If a stock received a “GRAB” rating that means it should be bought pretty much immediately. If stock received just a “Buy” rating then the user could wait for a 2-3 days to see if the rating will be changed back to “HOLD” or even “SELL” and if not, than consider buying the stock at that time.

StockRing.com is a financial research company that designs search engines for the stock market, as well as serves private clients and companies with investment advice about their holdings via Buy-Sell-Hold recommendations generated weekly via email status reports: http://www.stockring.com/sr/samples.asp.

StockRing.com personalized investment advice is offered to clients who manage their own portfolios of stocks and mutual funds including 401(k) and 403(b) plans. Each week subscribers receive a status report with Buy-Sell-Hold ratings assigned to all their holdings via email and also on StockRing web site that rates over 45,000 stocks and mutual funds traded in USA and Canada.

StockRing Premium service is specifically designed for clients who mostly invest into 401(k) and 403(b) retirement plans offered by their employers. Today subscribers can submit to StockRing up to 50 mutual funds that their 401k allows them to invest in and receive weekly status reports with the best funds out of possible 50 to buy right now. Sample StockRing reports: http://www.stockring.com/sr/401k-reports.asp.

StockRing 401(k) services minimize the employee’s risk of losing money in mutual funds and actually increases employee’s investment returns through timely regular weekly reviews of client’s 401(k) current holdings and the rest of the available options offered through their 401(k) plans. StockRing is the only company that offers such extensive investment advice via 52 weekly reviews and email alerts per year for 401(k) and 403(b) customers. More on StockRing services: http://www.stockring.com/sr/services.asp.

StockRing currently rates 99% of all mutual funds available in USA including funds from Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, American Funds, American Century, Dodge Cox, Janus, Oppenheimer, Franklin, Artisan, Dreyfus, AIM, John Hancock, Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo, Van Wagoner, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

In the past, Eric Katsov – software engineer, founder and president of StockRing.com, has been employed to design and maintain financial software applications for companies such as Price Waterhouse Coopers, Salomon Brothers, and IBM. For more information please visit StockRing.com.

More on StockRing: http://www.StockRing.com
Phone: 1-800-656-4210

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