The Mosaic Company (MOS) is slated to take its turn on the earnings stage after Monday’s closing bell, with the agricultural chemical concern set to unveil its fiscal first-quarter results.

Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters are anticipating a profit of 72 cents per share, substantially higher than the company’s year-ago earnings of 23 cents per share. Mosaic has a dismal history in the earnings spotlight, having fallen short of Wall Street’s consensus profit expectations in three of the past four quarters.

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The Old Grey Lady is ailing. Wednesday morning, New York Times Co. (NYT) warned that its third-quarter revenue will decline by a wider-than-expected margin, due to slower growth in digital advertising. Speaking at an investor conference in New York, CEO Janet Robinson explained that digital ad revenue is expected to rise about 14%, compared to its earlier forecast for growth in the mid-to-high teens.

As a result, the company expects to swallow a third-quarter operating loss of 5 cents to 7 cents per share. Excluding items, earnings are expected to arrive at 3 cents to 5 cents per share, compared to Wall Street’s consensus estimate of 4 cents per share.

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After the closing bell, SunPower Corporation (SPWRA) will take the spotlight to reveal its fourth-quarter earnings. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters are expecting the solar concern to report net income of 49 cents per share, down from its year-ago profit of 70 cents per share. Sales for the period are expected to arrive at $491 million.

SunPower has a solid history in the earnings spotlight, having exceeded Wall Street's consensus expectations in three of the past four reporting periods. Judging by a recent uptick in call buying, some traders appear to be anticipating another upside surprise.

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India’s Next Trillion Dollar Era will see a huge boom in consumption and savings/investment, which will throw up several Winner Categories i.e. those which grow at over 1.5 times GDP growth rate, and are consolidated in nature.

There are 21 such Winner Categories.Within these categories there are Category Winners which will enjoy exponential growth in profits. Category Winners bought at reasonable (not necessarily cheap) valuation create significant wealth over the long term.

Top india  stocks for 2010

Tata steel

Suzlon

HCL TECH

Vijaya Bank

ONGC

Larsen and Toubro

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Indian stock picks for 2010

India’s 7.9% economic growth in the third quarter of 2009 vividly illustrates a dramatic transformation in the country’s image, from a land of elephants and snake charmers to that of an IT powerhouse and an emerging economic giant. While both sets of perceptions are valid, they hide far more than they reveal. Indeed, when it comes to the Indian economy, what most people believe to be true contains more fiction than fact.

1. Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) will continue to enjoy monopoly in the National Capital Region (NCR).
2. Cement stocks will be in limelight for some more days due to better than expected results estimates.
3. Tata Communications is the dark horse, according to many analysts.
4. Hats off to Narendra Modi for announcing new industrial policy for Gujarat. We need such concrete measures at centre to face current slow down.
5. I am positive on growth prospects of Mundra Port but current valuations are not sustainable.
6. Best auto companies by sales are Hyundai in 4-wheelers and Yamaha in 2-wheelers. Unfortunately, both Companies are not listed in the Indian stock markets.

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Analysts picks: Infosys Technologies, Hindustan Zinc, Tata Steel, Jet Airways, Adani Enterprises

1. Tata Power: Positive growth prospects but I have some doubts on financial front.
2. Maruti Suzuki: More clarity is needed.
3. IVRCL Infra : Rare infra company which is not facing any financial troubles. IVRCL is a must buy when markets correct in the coming months.
4. Marico: Good Company but I always try to accumulate growth stars.
5. Piramal Healthcare: Company is making strategic moves but take time.
6. Glenmark: Company will outperform other Pharma stocks if market conditions improve. This is a must buy when market corrects to reasonable levels.