You Ask, TheStreet.com Ratings Answers

Throughout the trading week on Stockpickr Answers, investing professionals answer questions posed by members of the Stockpickr community.

TSC Ratings Analyst David MacDougall answered questions recently.

On TheStreet.com this week, MacDougall discussed Intel's(INTC Quote) domination of the netbook market, whether the Pre phone can save Palm(PALM Quote) and Time Warner's(TWX Quote) growth prospects.

Here are some questions and comments from the Stockpickr community that MacDougall's been responding to. You might have to scroll through to find his answers.

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Approximately how many hours a week do you spend on stock research ?
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Isn't Sirius'(SIRI Quote) reverse stock split going to hurt?
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A couple of hot plays for me since the start of the year are GMX Resources(GMXR Quote) and Ritchie Bros.(RBA Quote). Do you think I should take profits or hold on for more upside?
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Garmin(GRMN Quote) is a company and a stock that people have left for dead. With Nokia(NOK Quote) paring with Navteq, look for Garmin to start to gain traction in the mobile market. It has also announced a deal with Google(GOOG Quote) and Hughes(HTC Quote) to develop a smartphone.

This is an under-looked story, but is it a trading opportunity similar to how investors reacted to the Palm(PALM Quote) Pre?
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How about Sprint(S Quote)? Do you think it is in line for a big jump along with Palm's new release on June 6?
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I've been thinking about the markets and hos no one really knows what is going to happen. Do you think it will just be a repeat of 1930 all over again? Will people start spending again? Will wages rise in concert with inflation of commodities?
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I just bought Wells Fargo(WFC Quote) for a day/swing trade at $27.34. I've always had trouble identifying resistances. Can you help me figure out a technically significant exit point for a quick trade here?
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