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Strategies & Market Trends : YEEHAW CANDIDATES
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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (2938)9/11/2003 8:39:57 AM
From: Sergio H  Read Replies (1) of 23958
 
DFIB again:
<7:25AM Cardiac Science to benefit from new Japanese law allowing use of AEDs by non-medical persons (DFIB) 3.99: Co says the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare has for the first time approved the use of automated external defibrillators by non-medical persons. The new law represents a significant shift in the Japanese ministry's view toward the use of AEDs, which formerly could only be legally used by physicians, paramedics and trained flight attendants in airplanes. The legislation is expected to create a market for the deployment of AEDs in public places and fuel growth in the Japanese AED market.>

Janus Funds article in WSJ this mornimg:
<Janus Capital woes highlighted in WSJ (JNS) 16.05: The Wall Street Journal's "Heard on the Street" column discusses the JNS stock, which has risen 63% since the stock market bottomed in March. Investors had been getting into the stock on a bull-market bet that mutual funds would once again would take off. The co's shares have lost 10% of their value ever since Mr. Spitzer announced his probe into mutual funds. While the co was a "titan" of the stock market boom taking in nearly twice as much new money as its closest competitor, it has also been hardest hit during the bear market. Janus is currently valued at a slight discount to other mutual fund families given the expectation of a return to growth or an end to investor redemptions in the future. While investor redemptions have been significant, it does not compare to the co's bad stock picks which brought assets down to $152 bln from its peak of $320 bln at the bubble. >
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