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John Dorfman

John Dorfman , chairman of Thunderstorm Capital in Boston, is a columnist for Bloomberg News. The opinions expressed are his own. His firm or clients may own or trade securities discussed in his columns.

Buy Stock Now to Ride Second Stage of Bull Market: John Dorfman From Jan. 19 through Feb. 4, the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index, a decent gauge of the overall U.S. stock market, dropped about 8 percent.

Analysts Hate These Five Stocks, So Buy Them Now: John Dorfman Wall Street analysts turn up their noses at Eli Lilly & Co.

Ten Stocks I Wouldn’t Touch With a 10-Foot Pole: John Dorfman Don’t buy Cablevision Systems Corp.

Earnings Growth Drives Me to These Five Stocks: John Dorfman Lots of companies are showing improved profits these days, but only a few can boast that their profits doubled in the latest quarter from the previous year.

Stocks Analysts Hated Beat the Ones They Loved: John Dorfman As 2010 gets under way, the stock that Wall Street’s security analysts love most is CMS Energy Corp. It garners 14 “buy” recommendations, with no dissenting votes. One might think that this stock can’t miss.

Finding Prospects Among the 10 Least-Liked Stocks: John Dorfman To make good profits in the stock market, it pays to go against the crowd.

Dorfman Discusses Stocks Expected to Rebound in 2010: Video John Dorfman, chairman of Thuderstorm Capital and a columnist for Bloomberg News, talks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller about some of the stocks expected to rebound in 2010.

My Casualty List Shows Stocks Ready to Rebound: John Dorfman From 1999 through early 2007, I compiled a quarterly Casualty List of banged-up stocks that I believed had good rebound potential.

Buy Home Depot, Sell Sears and Other Retail Calls: John Dorfman Some people like to joke about lifting their spirits with “retail therapy.” Many retailers, however, need therapy themselves.

Ten Stocks Make Growth-Potential Cut: John Dorfman (Correct) A tool that has come in handy for me over the years is a stock screen that looks for growth at a low price.


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