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(Medical-NewsWire.com, May 30, 2012 ) New York, NY -- VFC's Stock House, an information and research outlet that brings ideas and opens discussions to a broad spectrum of investors, has released a list of stocks to watch for this week, the week of 29 May.
The stocks in focus are: FB, GOOG, SGYP, IRWD, FRX, DNDN, CTSO, KERX, AMPE, NBY, AMLN, MRK, SNY, MBY, ONTY, MRK.F.
The feel-good boost of last week may not carry forward in the US markets come Tuesday morning.
Although Europe looks more prepared than ever to deal with Greece's economic crisis, the new French government is likely to insist that Germany keep shelling out millions to keep Greece within the Euro Zone, and without implementing the plans put forth by Angela Merkel & Co., Germany may only go so far before kicking its poorer - and less responsible - neighbors to the curb.
Financially, Germany holds most of the cards and few believe Merkel is going to create a welfare state in Greece without receiving a whole lot of assurances that the already-agreed upon measures will stand. Leave it to the French to believe that they will come out on top when bargaining from an inferior position.
While all that drama plays out, financial news from Spain - and potentially Portugal and Italy, too - will also continue to weigh down the global markets and add to the long-existent volatility.
In the United States news related to consumer confidence, gross domestic product and payroll reports will hit the wires this week, all which could provide indicators as to the state of the recovery.
Cancer stocks will also be in the spotlight this week since the American Society of Clinical Oncology's (ASCO) annual meeting will kick off the following week. It's not uncommon to see a broad spike in the sector as numerous companies receive a larger amount of exposure, so keep an eye out to see what the sector may have to offer.
A lot going on in the world this week, here's just a few stocks and stories to watch...
Facebook (FB): It's tough not to headline with Facebook again (FB) after the over-hyped IPO turned out to become maybe much more of a headache than it was worth, at least for those that saw the event as the beginning of a new era for the social media giant and not just a way to make a whole bunch of new millionaires.
Since the company depends so much on loyalty and name, the PR hit taken since the IPO may be just the opportunity that Google (GOOG) needed to make serious headway in gaining market share from the dominant Facebook with Google+.
That said, it is yet to be seen how many of Facebook's loyal followers actually pay attention to the financial markets and consider the IPO a relevant event, but as the negative publicity and the lawsuits mount, the implications could end up becoming more far-reaching than first predicted. A mass-exodus of "customers" is unlikely considering the time and effort users have put into building their networks, but it wasn't too long ago that MySpace was running the show, either.
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