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Gaming Sector Defies World Economic Trends

It seems like in many industries today, the current economic reality as well as the outlook as rather dire. However, one industry that seems to be defying this trend is that of gaming. Much evidence exists to support the assertion that this sector is experiencing phenomenal growth within the Asia-Pacific region.

Australians have a deep love of gambling. In fact, in comparison to world countries, more Australians gamble than the adult citizens of any other nation.

Within the country, poker is king with 60% of all revenue coming from this game and sites like OnlineCasinoAustralia.com.au are very popular.

Not only do Aussies love their gambling but their love of sports has helped to prod along the sports betting sector, which is also seeing growth.

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The Pump for Crown Marketing (OTCMKTS:CWNM) Heats Up

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Chinese Internet Stocks are on the Move BIDU SINA YOKU SOHU

Three of the four Chinese internet stocks shown below broke resistance with surges over the last 1-2 weeks. SOHU hit a new high with a break above 50. SINA broke wedge resistance and then gapped up. YOKU broke resistance with a high volume surge to 20. BIDU is the laggard as it bounces off support from the March-April lows.


 

Eastman Kodak Hits HomeRun For SuperNova

Kodak Announces Comprehensive Settlement with U.K. Pension Plan, Moving Kodak toward Exit from Chapter 11 Business Wire Press Releases English Agreement Spins Off Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging Businesses to KPP, Settles $2.8 Billion in KPP Claims, and Funds Emergence of Commercial Imaging Business from Chapter 11

Our Alert Price: $.315 Our Target Price $.44 to $.48 short term

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ROCHESTER, N.Y.(BUSINESS WIRE) Eastman Kodak Company today announced a comprehensive settlement agreement with the U.K. Kodak Pension Plan (KPP), its largest creditor, with respect to its Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization.

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