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The truth is that we provide you with stock research every day on RealMoney.com. The site's 50 professional traders and analysts have been giving our subscribers trades that have produced profit and steered them clear of investing disasters. Here's just a small sampling:

On Feb. 10, RealMoney contributor Chris Versace advised subscribers to buy shares in Hanesbrands(HBI Quote) in an article entitled, "The Fattening of Youth Can Fatten Your Portfolio." When Versace made this recommendation, shares of Hanesbrands were trading at $7.96. The stock closed Friday at $12.76. Subscribers who followed Versace's advice netted a 60.3% gain.

On Feb. 18, RealMoney contributor Jonathan Heller recommended Signet Jewelers(SIG Quote) to subscribers in an article entitled, "Tech Companies Top Net/Nets." When Heller made the recommendation, Signet Jewelers shares were trading at $7.71. The stock closed Friday at $15.37, giving subscribers who followed Heller's recommendation a 107% gain.

On March 10, RealMoney contributor Tim Melvin recommended Forest City Enterprises (FCE.A Quote) to subscribers in an article entitled, "The Coming Value Party." Forest City shares closed March 10 at $4.67. The stock closed Friday at $8.57, giving subscribers who followed Melvin's advice an 83.5% return.

On March 11, RealMoney contributor Sham Gad advised subscribers to buy shares in ATP Oil and Gas(ATPG Quote) in an article entitled, "Play for the Long Ball." At the time Gad made his recommendation, ATP Oil's shares were trading at $3.35. The stock closed Friday at $6.37, giving subscribers who followed Gad's advice a 90% gain.

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Dave Morrow

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