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o Scott Sutherland, CFA with Wedbush Securities, the answer is pretty good — depending on which companies you’re invested in. Read the full article Andrew Carle on Elder Tech Trends Eldergadget.com - November 5, 2010 - ElderGadget’s Michael Goldman starts the series with a conversation with Andrew Carle, an

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