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After more than tripling in the last twelve months, this is not a traditional value stock.
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The stock has more than doubled in the last twelve months and quadrupled since bottoming in March of 2009.
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We added 100 petabytes of capacity in the last twelve months.
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Private companies in aggregate have only grown by 6.25 percent in the last twelve months, so clearly these employment services, which grew by more than 14 percent, are in high demand.
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As much as business has rebounded over the last year, the stock has appreciated 65% in the last twelve months and no longer presents one of the better value propositions in the market today.
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These companies grew at least 10% over the last twelve months and might be doing even better in twelve months' time.
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It should be no surprise to most consumers that the changes in the price of gas led to an increase in the energy index of 3.2 percent over the last twelve months (ending February).
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In the twelve months since the market bottomed last year (from March 31, 2009 to March 31, 2010), the Russell 1000 (an index of large capitalization stocks) has returned 51.6%.
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In addition to hiring high numbers of military employees within the last twelve months, they have numerous military-specific support programs such as mentorships, career development programs, and outreach.
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While UBS says U.K. and Swedish corporate credit quality have been improving for twelve months now, the picture is very different in Spain as Barclays attested late last month.
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The stock has appreciated 63% over the last twelve months, and we think value investors should look elsewhere for ways to play a recovery in construction and manufacturing.
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