High oil means solar is a more viable energy source. Good trailing and forward P/E compared to competition. Large companies are expecting major growth in sales but price of their stock might already account for that. P.S. I have a solar powered calculator and it works great!

GM has completely failed to face the reality of high priced oil. While one can't fault them for selling the gas guzzlers Americans were wanting to buy, at the very least they could have had pursued some R&D so they could cope with the potential of $3.00, $4.00 or perhaps $5.00 gasoline. The price pof Gas has reached $4.00 and they are just now deciding to eliminate the Hummer line, and perhaps build an electric car of some sort? To little to late. Good management keep irons in the fire...just in case.

AAPL continues to outperform the market, beat analyst targets and release a myriad of products and services that become hits. Fundamentally their share of Mac(OS) is steadily increasing, benefitting from the halo effect of iPod/iPhone

Great opportunity to own an oversold, fast growing solar...with a low PE ratio...estimated to earn $1.29 /share in 2008 and $2.03/share in 2009.

UNH is a quality company with 18% annual ROIC average for the past 5 years. At 1.4 times book and 6.5X earnings it is cheap. To top it all off the sales and earnings growth have been been good in the past. Margin compression due to the oligopoly competing too much amongst themselves for market share and due to inflation is a real, but temporary, problem. Imagined risks from democrats is not a real problem.

High oil means solar is a more viable energy source. Good trailing and forward P/E compared to competition. Large companies are expecting major growth in sales but price of their stock might already account for that. P.S. I have a solar powered calculator and it works great!