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Erik Dellith is a contributor to Reuters.com's independent investment channel, Ideas & Screening.

His 'On the Radar' column focuses on singling out exceptional companies based on stock screening and filtering. Erik began his career in 1994, after receiving his master's degree in economics. He has worked as an industry economist and securities analyst.

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King Pharmaceuticals: A Healthy Way to Recover from the Selloff
on Mar 13, 2007 about KG
As Mortgage Brokers Flounder, Consider Investing in Regional Banks
on Mar 13, 2007 about FCBP, BSRR, CACB
Valero Energy Corp: The Hunt for Quality
on Mar 06, 2007 about VLO
Power Opportunities: Plug Into the Electric Utility Industry
on Mar 01, 2007 about PPL, XEL, FE
Investor Checkup: Rising Medical Costs Lead to Healthcare Growth Opportunities
on Feb 26, 2007 about AMED, HFIT, AVCS
Superior Profit Margins: Consolidated Graphics, Lan Air, Philadelphia Consolidated
on Feb 09, 2007 about LFL, PHLY, CGX
Johnson Controls: Leader of the Pack (Vroom Vroom)
on Feb 06, 2007 about JCI
Environmental Investing: Stock Picks For Going Green
on Feb 06, 2007 about BP, AVR, ADM
War, War, What Is It Good For? Defense Industry Stocks
on Jan 26, 2007 about COL, CRDN, FRPT
Goldman Sachs and Nicholas Financial: Benefiting from Aging Baby Boomers
on Jan 22, 2007 about GS, NICK
Call on Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo For a Foreign Growth Opportunity
on Jan 18, 2007 about TSP
Unit Corp: A Contrarian Oil Opportunity
on Jan 16, 2007 about UNT
Upside Surprise: Despite Low Estimates, PPG Industries Shares Are Soaring
on Jan 12, 2007 about PPG
Wal-Mart: Priced At a Discount With Room to Grow
on Jan 09, 2007 about WMT
Investing In Japanese Automakers: Eye On Honda
on Jan 08, 2007 about HMC
Strength In the Labor Market Proves Positive for IKONICS Corp.
on Jan 08, 2007 about IKNX
Toyota: A Lesser Known Stock?
on Dec 21, 2006 about TM
Expecting Upside From Morgan Stanley
on Dec 14, 2006 about MS
Eagle Materials Leads the Construction Raw Materials Industry
on Dec 12, 2006 about EXP
Synovus Surpasses Peers as Sales Growth Leader
on Dec 06, 2006 about SNV
Copa Holdings and Lan: Best Airline Stocks Out There?
on Nov 17, 2006 about LFL, CPA
CarMax: Fast Earnings, Huge Turnover
on Nov 15, 2006 about KMX
Novartis: Strong Growth and Reasonable Valuation
on Nov 07, 2006 about NVS
Gold Remains a Poor Inflation Gauge
on Nov 06, 2006 about IAU, GLD
Coldwater Creek Bucks The Weak Retail Trend
on Nov 04, 2006 about CWTR
Look Beyond Housing Slump At Eagle Materials
on Nov 02, 2006 about EXP
More Room For Hilton To Rise?
on Nov 02, 2006 about HLT
Everlast: Smallcap Punching To Industry Lead
on Oct 26, 2006 about EVST
Xerox Valuation: Growth Already Factored In
on Oct 24, 2006 about XRX
Precision Castparts: Exceptional Defense Company
on Oct 19, 2006 about HEI, CRDN, BA
Tsakos Energy Navigation's Consistently Improving Prospects
on Oct 19, 2006 about TNP
Chile's LAN Airlines Soars Ahead of Competitors
on Oct 12, 2006 about LFL

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Stocks discussed in the lightning round session of Jim Cramers Mad Money TV program,
Wednesday, October 15.

Bullish Calls:

Continental Resources (CLR) -- "This is a remarkable decline. All of the high quality ones are down so much, I can't go against it. This is where you pull the trigger.
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