Wide World of Stocks Airing Tomorrow in NYC.

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Internet Stock Review, Friday, 8/19/2011.

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1. Wide World of Stocks Airing Tomorrow in NYC.
2. Massive Rise in Malicious Spam.
3. Raymond James 2011, Watch List Charts.
4. "Diversification is for Idiots" Mark Cuban.
5. Disclaimer.

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1. Wide World of Stocks Airing Tomorrow in NYC.

We hit the airwaves again, as co-host of the Wide World of Stocks. We'll be on Fox TV tomorrow at 2:30 in New York and on CBS tomorrow at 11:00 and 2:30. In the coming month, it will air in Chicago, Miami and Los Angeles.

On this episode, host Damon Roberts and yours truly Roland Rick Perry deliver an in-depth review of the Internet Security sector and the multi-billion dollar acquisitions in the industry. It features interviews with StrikeForce Technologies' CEO, Mark Kay, Executive Vice President & Co-Founder, George Waller, and the Chairman of StrikeForce's Advisory Board, Steve Cooper (who was appointed CIO of Homeland Defense by George Bush), as they discuss the market acceptance of the company's unique Out-of-Band authentication and transaction verification technology, as well as its anti-keylogging, keystroke encryption software and revenue growth opportunities.

The goal of the show, is to let as many people as possible -- know the existence of StrikeForce (SFOR) and its software -- and of course to let them know it's publicly traded.

How many people you ask ? Upwards of 92 million !

Full Release: http://markets.financialcontent.com/demo/?GUID=19265120&Page=Me...

Preview: http://wideworldofstocks.com/

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2. Massive Rise in Malicious Spam.

Understand this. Cyber-crime is a business. And the cyber-criminals are increasingly using email (see chart below), to deliver the malware needed to let them frolic freely through your computer, without a care in the world. And without your knowledge.

In a recent interview, M86 Security CEO John Vigouroux stated "..malware initiated cyber-crime, created losses approaching $100 billion last year for businesses and consumers, which is up from a reported $21 billion three years ago." He quite accurately described the current surfing environment, as a "Global Calamity."

Adding "Cyber-crime as a business, has exploded, up 400% since 2007."

M86 CEO Interview: http://www.youtube.com/M86Official#p/a/u/1/49fGpGnUDlo

If the big players were publicly traded, they'd be trading at Facebook levels of valuation, maybe even higher and they'd be using the same metrics, like number of new Internet users, popularity of social networking, etc., etc.

And while it may be an illegal business -- understand that it is a business and like many other businesses -- much of the revenues generated, are re-invested.

The average Internet user who surfs around today, does so pretty much care free, not quite understanding what he or she is truly up against. When the average Internet user thinks of cyber-criminal, they typically think someone hiding in the Ukraine, in his grand-mothers basement. And when he makes a "few" bucks, he spends it the finest Romanian women and Russian Vodka he can find, partying like it 1999.

But in reality, they're not partying like it's 1999, they're partying like its 2011 -- if they're partying at all. Their companies don't pay dividends, don't pay taxes and don't have to report to shareholders on a quarterly basis. What they're doing with this money (now that they've made "bank" 10,000 times over), is re-investing it. They're hiring the best and brightest minds and coming up with the best malware that can be made and then re-creating weekly, if not daily.

The goal: to stay a step ahead of Norton and its team of best and the brightest. Of course they have the advantage, because they're "acting" whereas the anti-virus people are "re-acting." Sad but true. It's an age old criminal advantage.

This in our opinion, is why malware has become so sophisticated now, that it easily gets by traditional security systems. It's constantly changing, so the ant-virus people are in a never ending game of catch up.

Today we received three suspicious e-mails from the same individual, who runs a very sophisticated hedge fund in New York. Simply by looking at the links embedded in his e-mail he sent to us, we could tell his email had been hacked. And this was his corporate email address.

So we are going to say this until we are blue in the face...we have found the best solution to protect you from key-loggers, and there is simply NO REASON for you not to buy and download the protection today, right now.

StrikeForce's products end goal is not to find, catch and then kill the virus. It's goal is to prevent the virus you've already downloaded, from working.

Buy it here: http://www.guardedid.com/default.aspx

Massive Rise in Malicious Spam Chart:

 

http://labs.m86security.com/2011/08/massive-rise-in-malicious-spam/

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2. Raymond James 2011, Watch List Charts.

Still at the top of the charts, the list, now in its 16th year -- has outperformed the S&P 500 index by an average of 14.5% annually over the past decade. A good marketing guy could probably start his own investment fund, just using ideas from RJ. Who needs a research staff ? How easy would that be ?

Or supercharge it as a hedge fund and do it on margin ! Genius.

Now you're talking house in the Hamptons. Outperformed by 14.5% !

January 5, 2011

The 2011 Analysts Best Picks list includes:

Allscripts Healthcare Solutions Inc. (MDRX:NASDAQ)
Bank of America Corporation (BAC:NYSE)
CONSOL Energy Inc. (CNX:NYSE)
Covidien plc (COV:NYSE)
Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (DLR:NYSE)
Equinix (EQIX:NASDAQ)
Halliburton (HAL:NYSE)
HealthSouth Corporation (HLS:NYSE)
Lincoln National Corp. (LNC:NYSE)
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA:NASDAQ)
Panera Bread Co. (PNRA:NASDAQ)
Pioneer Natural Resources, Inc. (PXD:NYSE)
StanleyBlack & Decker (SWK:NYSE)

Charts:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=mdrx,bac,cnx,cov,dlr,eqix,hal,hls,lnc,nvda,pnra,pxp,swk

Not bad, all things considered.

Full Release: http://www.raymondjames.com/pr/110105.htm

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3. "Diversification is for Idiots" Mark Cuban.

We totally disagree with this quote (for most people): He says portfolio diversification "is for idiots." You can't diversify enough "to know what you're doing," he adds. You've got to do your homework and play your best bets," according to Cuban.

Our feelings if you diversify enough, let your winners run and cut your losses short -- you don't "have" to know what you're doing, to get along just fine and dandy.

But we do like this quote: "When everything starts getting crazy, "that's when you really get busy..."

http://blogs.barrons.com/focusonfunds/2011/08/15/mark-cuban-diversi...

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Disclaimer: SFOR. Safe Harbor Statement: Matters discussed in this press release contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. When used in this press release, the words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "may," "intend," "expect" and similar expressions identify such forward-looking statements. Actual results, performance or achievements could differ materially from those contemplated, expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements contained herein. These forward-looking statements are based largely on the expectations of the Company and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties. These include, but are not limited to, risks and uncertainties associated with: the sales of the company's identity protection software products into various channels and market sectors, the issuance of the company's pending patent application, and the impact of economic, competitive and other factors affecting the Company and its operations, markets, product, and distributor performance, the impact on the national and local economies resulting from terrorist actions, and U.S. actions subsequently; and other factors detailed in reports filed by the Company. Client, we have been retained for investor relations services and reporting and compensated with one and a half million restricted shares and warrants to buy an additional five-hundred thousand shares for $0.06 and $0.11.
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