Media Highlights

Bloomberg News
March 17, 2010
“SEC Didn’t Act on Lehman’s ‘Problematic’ Liquidity”
Pete Sorrentino weighs in on how the SEC’s reacted to Lehman’s troubles.

Fox Business Channel
March 16, 2010
Randy appears on Fox Business Channel to discuss the latest stock market moves.

Bloomberg News
March 16, 2010
“U.S. Stocks Rise as Fed Pledges to Keep Rates at Record Lows”
Randy Bateman offers his perspective on the stock markets performance year-to-date.

Associated Press
March 15, 2010
”Investors Turn Attention to Fed Meeting”
Randy Bateman shares his thoughts on the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting.

MarketWatch
March 8, 2010
“Looking for the next decade's Internet champs”
Randy Hare shares his perspective on how internet companies may be able to find success in the next decade.

Bloomberg News
March 2, 2010
“Stocks, Oil Advance on Economic Optimism; Pound, Dollar Fall”
Madelynn Matlock discusses investor’s behavior when investing internationally and her ideas on where to invest.

Reuters
February 26, 2010
“GE deals mark progress towards smaller Capital arm”
Pete Sorrentino discusses GE and his outlook for the company.

Bloomberg News
February 25, 2010
“China IPOs in US Post Longest Slump in Five Years”
Madelynn Matlock shares her outlook on investing in China.

CNBC
February 19, 2010
Pete Sorrentino appeared on CNBC “Squawk Box”

Bloomberg News
February 16, 2010
“US Stocks Rise Most in Three Months on Economy, Earnings”
Randy Bateman discusses the latest stock market move.

Bloomberg News
February 11, 2010
“Toyota Shares Are Luring Fortis and Huntington Asset Advisors”
Peter Sorrentino discusses Toyota’s stock price.

CNBC
February 10, 2010
Pete Sorrentino appeared on CNBC “Worldwide Exchange”.

CNBC
February 9, 2010
Pete Sorrentino appeared on CNBC “Squawk on the Street”.

SmartMoney Online
February 6, 2010
“Finding the New Money Trails”
Randy Hare shares what stocks he likes and his strategy as the Fund Manager of Huntington New Economy Fund.

Fox Business Channel
February 5, 2010
Pete Sorrentino appeared on Fox Business to discuss the state of the market and its ongoing correction.

Bloomberg News
February 1, 2010
“Positive Profit Surprises Led by Google, Ford May Wane in 2010”
Pete Sorrentino discusses 2010 earnings and what analysts are looking for in order to sustain growth.

Fox Business Channel
January 29, 2010
Randy Bateman discusses his thoughts on the markets for the upcoming year.

Bloomberg News
January 27, 2010
“Berkshire Surges After Being Picked to Join S&P 500” by Andrew Frye Pete Sorrentino comments on Berkshire joining S&P 500.

Bloomberg News
January 22, 2010
“Obama Plan Hinges on Definition of Client Trades”
Pete Sorrentino comments on Obama’s plan to curb proprietary trading at banks.

CNBC
January 21, 2010
Pete Sorrentino appears on CNBC with Maria Bartiromo.

Bloomberg News
January 19, 2010
“Wall Street Seeing Goldman in Rare Reversal with Morgan Stanley” Pete Sorrentino comments on Goldman’s earnings.

Bloomberg Television
January 14, 2010
Randy Bateman discusses his views on emerging markets.

Bloomberg News
January 14, 2010
“Obama Bank Tax May Cost JPMorgan, BofA $1.5 Billion”
Pete Sorrentino comments on new tax for financial firms.

Bloomberg News
January 4, 2010
“Commodities Back as Gurus Eschew Financial Assets”
Pete Sorrentino shares his views on the commodities markets and his investment strategy when managing his commodity fund.

Fox Business Channel
December 31, 2009
Pete Sorrentino appears on Fox Business to discuss his thoughts on the economy and his outlook for the New Year.

Bloomberg Television
December 31, 2009
Randy Bateman appears on Bloomberg Television to discuss recent market activity and his outlook for the economy.

CNBC
December 28, 2009
Pete Sorrentino appears on CNBC Closing Bell.

BusinessWeek
December 28, 2009
“How Should Investors Play the Dollar?”
Madelynn Matlock shares her views on the future of the dollar and her ideas on where to invest internationally.

Bloomberg News
December 25, 2009
“U.S. Stocks Rise, S&P 500 Reaches 15-Month High on Commodities”
Pete Sorrentino shares his perspective on the current market.

Bloomberg Television
December 22, 2009
Randy Bateman appears on Bloomberg TV to discuss the U.S. stock market.

Bloomberg News
December 19, 2009
“US Stocks Fall, Pushing S&P 500 to Biggest Drop Since October”
Chris Rowane gives his perspective on the markets in regards to financial institutions repaying TARP.

Bloomberg News
December 17, 2009
“US Mortgage Rates Rise to 4.94%, Freddie Mac Says”
George Mokrzan shares his economic outlook on mortgage rates.

CNBC
December 15, 2009
Pete Sorrentino appears on CNBC Closing Bell.

Fox Business Channel
December 14, 2009
Pete Sorrentino appears on Fox Business.

TheStreet.com
December 11, 2009
“Asian Bonds, Blackrock TIPs, New Economy Stocks”
Randy Hare discusses tech stocks and his perspective on where they are headed and where to invest.

The Wall Street Journal
December 11, 2009
Randy Hare discusses the financial markets and his views on their future leadership abilities.

CNBC
December 3, 2009
Pete Sorrentino appears on CNBC Power Lunch.

Bloomberg News
December 2, 2009
“Most US Stocks Advance After Fed Says Economy is Improving”
Pete Sorrentino discusses the U.S. stock market.

The Wall Street Journal
December 2, 2009
“US Small-Cap Stocks Rise, Led By Materials Sector”
Pete Sorrentino shares his outlook on the rise of stock prices.

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