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		<title>(CIT) CIT Rescue Shows Credit Isn’t Dead</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by The Investment U Research Team We may not be out of the woods yet in terms of the global economic picture, but the news from CIT Group (NYSE: CIT) is a big indicator that things are getting (slightly) better. CIT announced that it would take a $3 billion loan from their bondholders to save the company from bankruptcy. Shares had plummeted 80% in a crash last week that was eerily similar to Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns. Rescues like this are a part of normal market where at some point there are buyers for assets. When assets can fall well below their value without buyers stepping in – as we’ve seen over the past six months – its unusual and mean the markets aren’t operating efficiently. CIT’s demise was ]]></description>
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		<title>(RHT) Red Hat, Inc.: Stock of the Day</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[by Ted Leinbach, Research Team, The Oxford Club When the New York Stock Exchange needed a computer operating system to handle its vast amount of daily transactions, it did not look to the perennial tech-bellwethers like Apple or Google. Instead, the exchange had a much better company in mind, one whose technology is stronger and more efficient. And one whose technology is “crash-proof”. You see, the NYSE simply can’t run on a program like Microsoft Windows. Why? According to this company’s President and CEO Jim Whitehurst, “It crashes too often.” That’s why the New York Stock Exchange selected Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE: RHT). Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Red Hat is the largest provider of Linux software and is the most recognized open brand source in the world. The company ]]></description>
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