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Philip Saglimbeni
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Philip is an avid investor and writer. He contributes to The Motley Fool and Seeking Alpha. You can follow Philip on Twitter @philsags.
Recent Articles by Philip Saglimbeni

Dec 22, 2013
by Philip Saglimbeni
Lululemon's Real Problem Is that It's Still a Yoga Company
While Lululemon has helped to make yoga mainstream, the company now stands as a victim of its own success. Lululemon is having trouble expanding beyond its traditional female consumer base, and aggressive competitors are encroaching quickly.

Dec 18, 2013
by Philip Saglimbeni
Why a Discovery Buyout of Scripps Makes Sense
Shares of Scripps Networks rallied over 5% the day that a report claimed larger competitor Discovery was interested in acquiring the media company. The deal, which would be hard to accomplish from a financial perspective, makes a great deal of sense from a content perspective.

Dec 14, 2013
by Philip Saglimbeni
Potential Winners and Losers in the Online Gambling War
With several states already approving online gambling and more sure to follow soon, only a few companies look positioned to benefit at the current time. Among the candidates are MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment, Las Vegas Sands, and Wynn Resorts. Who will it be?

Dec 14, 2013
by Philip Saglimbeni
Here's Why W.W. Grainger Is Great
With a proven ability to grow revenue, earnings, and dividends in even the most challenging of atmospheres, W.W. Grainger has demonstrated that it is one of the most reliable companies in the nation, beyond competitors WESCO International and Applied Industrial Technologies.

Dec 11, 2013
by Philip Saglimbeni
MasterCard, Visa, or American Express: Which Stock Should be in Your Portfolio?
Although it may be hard to believe, shares of industry leader MasterCard just became more attractive, as management raised the company's dividend and launched yet another aggressive share-repurchase program. This news adds to MasterCard's prowess as the top player in the Credit Card industry, eclipsing Visa and American Express.

Dec 10, 2013
by Philip Saglimbeni
Discovery & Scripps: Content Creation at its Finest
With the demand for compelling content showing no signs of stopping anytime soon, media companies that engage in pure content creation like Discovery Communications and Scripps Networks stand to benefit immensely.
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