Stocks to Buy in the Face of Market Weakness

(May 16, 2011 update: All future stock posts will appear on my new subscription-only website at www.GoodfellowLLC.com. Please visit!)

American stock markets went down today, not dramatically, but enough that people pause and wonder what to do. Keep in mind that stock market averages have trading ranges, advances and declines, just like individual stocks do. Today, American stock markets experienced a down day in an upward cycle.

Stocks which I've reviewed herein during the last week which look attractive at today's prices and strong enough to easily perform well in the near-term include Nordstrom (JWN), General Electric (GE) and Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB).

Scroll down and read the reviews of those companies. Send me questions if you like, and I'll be happy to not "publish" your comments if you ask me not to. Or find me on Facebook or Twitter and talk about your stock market ideas and concerns.

Have a good weekend!

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