Name	Current Price - Today's Change	Market Cap
SOUTHWALL TECHNOLOGIES (SWTX)	$1.46 - $0.04(2.67%)	0.04 B
UFP TECHNOLOGIES INC (UFPT)	$7.28 - $0.17(2.39%)	0.04 B
SHINER INTERNATIONAL INC (BEST)	$1.28 - $0.01(0.78%)	0.03 B
CORE MOLDING TECH INC (CMT)	$3.01 - $0.04(1.31%)	0.02 B
GOLDEN CENTURY RESOURCES (GDLM)	$1.25 - $0.05(3.85%)	0.02 B
BIOPACK ENVIRONMENTAL (BPAC)	$0.58 - $0.01(1.02%)	0.02 B
FUWEI FILMS HOLDINGS CO (FFHL)	$1.00 - $0.04(3.85%)	0.01 B
AMERICAN BILTRITE INC (ABL)	$1.92 - $0.02(1.05%)	0.01 B
CTI INDUSTRIES CORP (CTIB)	$2.60 - $0.00(0.00%)	0.01 B
CHINA BOTTLES INC. COM... (CBTT)	$0.25 - $0.00(0.00%)	0.00 B

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Consumers to Banks: Give Us a Little Credit
Even the Treasury Department's best attempts at statistical obfuscation can't hide the truth that credit remains off limits for most Americans. Banks -- despite billions in government handouts -- still aren't lending.A Wall Street Journal study of lending data supplied by the 19 biggest recipients of TARP funds paints a decidedly less-rosy picture than does the Treasury's analysis of the same information.New lending as measured by aggregate loans made in February compared to last October -- which was the month then-Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson poured tens of billions of dollars into Goldman Sachs (GS) Bank of America (BAC) Citigroup (C) and ...
At Minyanville 4/20/2009

Driving Like Terrified Grandmother Saves Fuel, Inspires Wrath
Is it possible to drive a gas-guzzling truck in an environmentally conscious manner boosting mileage while producing buckets of warm fuzzies for the true believer behind the wheel? The Wall Street Journal has a terrific story about “eco-driving” that contains some tips but has little real-world application thanks to the hordes of drivers with horns and in a hurry. The key: The rigorous application of common-sense driving tips combined with a bit of nuttiness -- coasting for example -- can significantly boost gas mileage. This make sense: “First watch the tachometer not just the speedometer and shift gears before the car’s engine ...
At Minyanville 4/17/2009

NYSE Saves Its Penny Stocks
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At Minyanville 2/25/2009

Silver Lining: Most-Hated Stocks Could Be First to Rebound
I’d be a liar if I said the economy and the stock market’s precipitous collapse doesn’t faze me. After all my livelihood is tied to their ultimate success. However I’d also say that part of me has become numb to the carnage. Like a soldier during wartime I’ve developed a 1 000-yard stare and I'm trying to focus more on what may be down the road rather than what's in the past. I don’t believe the economy or the market is going to turn on a dime. Sorry bulls. After all the damage to the consumer's and the investor’s psyches ...
At Minyanville 2/23/2009

Ticker Shock: Campbell's Is Cooking; Garmin, Ford Are Lost
I took the kids to see the movie Coraline this past weekend. It was really cute although I have to admit my eyes may have closed for a couple of minutes here and there. But that's our little secret.Asian stocks were a bit of a mixed bag overnight. The Hang Seng rocketed higher more than 3%. However the Nikkei was off just over a half a percent. Meanwhile European stocks were showing me some green this morning. And here in the US we're currently trading higher. Here’s what I’m focused on this morning:Citigroup (C): There was some news out ...
At Minyanville 2/23/2009

Deadline Looms for GM, Chrysler
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