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Institutional money managers who have a mandate to find good dividend-paying stocks don’t perform their job much differently from their zero-income, high-growth-focused counterparts. Those in the first camp tend to invest heavily as the broad economy grows. They like to see stable, low inflation. Some don’t worry much about a gradual rise in interest rates.

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Pebblebrook Hotel Trust reports upscale results that exceeded its own expectations.

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Americans are taking the least amount of vacation in 40 years, and what items you’re better off not buying on Amazon.
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One characteristic that makes Your Weekly Review different than other IBD screens is that it finds more stocks. The list typically exceeds 100 stocks, while other screens have half that many (such as the IBD 50) or have just several companies. Weekly Review, thus, has an advantage — it spots interesting stocks that readers wouldn’t find in other IBD screens. Today’s list has several lesser-known leaders forming sound chart patterns.

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Stocks across various industry groups have staged a rally this week as the market returned to a confirmed uptrend. For the week, the airline group leads with an 11% gain, followed by homebuilders and hotel operators at 9% each. Other outperformers include biotech, solar, generic-drug makers, auto dealers and auto parts retailers, all up about 7% each.

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Internet retailer misses analyst estimates.
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Will Sam’s Club’s health insurance exchange prompt small-business owners to offer insurance through the wholesaler.