Subject: Good Medicine: Aetna & Cigna

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Aetna and Cigna: Get In Before It's Too Late
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Health insurers Aetna (Aet) and Cigna (CI) are strong candidates for investment: Both boast annual revenue growth of 8% and Price/Earnings ratios of 19.6 and 17.6 respectively, among the best in the industry. Both companies' fundamental strength and technical indicators show that these stocks will likely only get more expensive in the future.

 
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5-Minute Survey - Help Us Plan for the Future
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Stock Rover is looking to the future and we want your input. Please take this short survey to help us shape our future roadmap. We greatly appreciate your time and opinion!

 
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What's the Deal with Toyota's New Shares Class?
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On Tuesday, Toyota (TM) shareholders approved a plan to replace up to 150 million shares of common stock with a new stock class, Model AA. As investment vehicles, they're fascinating, but they also come with a major catch: transfer of the shares is strictly regulated by Toyota. There's clearly a lot of opportunity here, but also a lot of opportunity cost...

 
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Four Portfolios by Our CEO
 
CMCSA, V, HON, PII, FDX...See what else Stock Rover CEO Howard Reisman has in his portfolios. Head to the Investors' Library to import any of his four recently-updated portfolios into your account: Growth, Dividend Growth, High Growth, and MLP. While you're there, surf sample portfolios by household names like Gates and Buffett, plus screeners, views, and more.
 
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Which Screener Criteria is Most Relevant for Performance?
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Stock Rover user Allan Smith applies statistical analysis to the screening criteria used in our ‘March Midness’ tournament to see which criteria has the greatest effect on a stock’s price performance. See what he discovers in this guest post on our blog.

 
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5 Airline Stocks That Will Outperform the Industry
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Many investors stay away from airlines as a matter of course: Airlines suffer from cutthroat competition, price-sensitive consumers, little brand loyalty, and expensive costs like planes and fuel. However, we think this aversion has left undervalued several quality companies that can gain market share and deliver solid returns going forward...

 
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