NIPOMO, Calif., Feb. 14, 2002 (PRIMEZONE) -- Stockjock.com, http://www.stockjock.com, an independent investment advisory, comprised of Charter Financial Analysts specializing in providing unbiased research to online investors, has released its "Stocks to Watch for 2002." "To beat the market averages and make money this year a good deal of flexibility will be essential. We see the major market averages at plus or minus 10%, and unable to gain any significant moment as the economy and corporate earnings slowly work their way back by year-end. Our top picks for this year have this type of flexibility in mind. We have focused on 10 stocks that we believe will thrive across a broad range of styles, including growth, value, or international and even short-sale ideas. To beat the averages this year, we have selected growth stocks that have outstanding earnings visibility and dominate market positions, value stocks that feature top management that is highly disciplined, and short ideas where heavy debt loads and technological obsolesce could be too onerous. Flexibility and style diversification will be key in 2002," stated Robert Maltbie CFA, and CEO of Stockjock.com. (http://www.stockjock.com)
The list includes such diverse names such as Affiliated Computer Systems (ACS), Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (KKD) and Eastman Kodak (EK).
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