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No credit card needed. just found this. just uses data and generates pretty comprehensive reports. https://landing.thestreet.com/sft_tsqr?OID=023065

Just found TheStreet's Quant ratings. It has a detailed report and gives a grade for every stock on the NYSE, AMEX and NASDAQ. SSYS is a C+ DD is a B And the other 2 are too new to be rated yet.

Cramer seems to be a short term trader mostly concerned with how stocks look now. He's probably looks at VALE as a currently unappreciated stock and fairly short term investment that he will sell off and lock in profits as the price goes up. His end of the week analysis from his action alerts plus portfolio from Friday: Vale (VALE:NYSE; $13.65; 4,100 shares; 2.00%; Sector: Basic Materials): Brazil proposed its anticipated mining code overhaul this week and the key changes were a 4% cap on royalty fees based on gross revenues (compared to the prior 2% on net revenues) as well as improved procedures that should ease investments in the sector. The shares reacted positively to the news as it removed a major overhang and the royalty rate was not as high as some investors feared. Unfortunately, iron ore declines of 20% year to date continue to pressure shares even though the company has been able to deliver on earnings, cost controls and profitability. The shares are discounting a ton of bad news at 4.2x 2014 EBITDA, a 26% discount to its peers and a 35% discount to its historical average. Our target is $18. TheStreet.com

Good news for companies in Brazilian mining industry: "This afternoon, Brazil's government proposed the much- anticipated bill to overhaul its mining laws, which had been in need of modernization over the last several years… The proposal calls for a cap of 4% royalty fees from the current 2% rate, and it would be placed on gross revenue, rather than the current method of net revenue. It also calls for a new national regulatory council for mining policy. All of these announcements were in line with expectations and slightly better than what some analysts had projected, which was a royalty fee rate north of 5%. )" Jim Cramer recommends buying VALE

Add ONVO to the list. I like Bio-tech and I like 3D printing

To me, 3D printing is one of those industry's that is bound to hit a "tipping point" soon and at least one of the companies that compete in it will skyrocket. As far as public companies go, looks like Stratasys (SSYS, P/E: 148.48) is the leader, with 3D Systems (DDD, P/E: 106.18) close behind and then ExOne (XONE, P/E: -44.38) as the under dog that if it makes it has the biggest up side. I haven't invested in anything yet, but want to take a long position in one or two of them. Has anyone else taken positions or has any thoughts?

What is the current exchange rate of bitcoins? Are there any reliable 3rd party charts online that track this exchange rate?