BetterInvesting Magazine Releases April Stock to Study and Undervalued Stock Choices for Investors' Informational and Educational Use

MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich., Feb. 4, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Editorial Advisory and Securities Review Committee of BetterInvesting Magazine today announced The TJX Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TJX) as its April 2011 "Stock to Study" and Molex Incorporated (Nasdaq: MOLX) as its April 2011 "Undervalued Stock" for investors' informational and educational use.

"The committee chose TJX because of the steady historical growth at its T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and other stores and because of the potential for additional repeat customers who began shopping at TJX stores during the recession," said Adam Ritt, editor of BetterInvesting Magazine. "For the Undervalued selection, the committee chose electrical component suppliers Molex because its prospects seem to be improving and because of potential growth from new consumer electronics such as iPad and tablet products." Check BetterInvesting Magazine's April issue for more details about these selections.

Committee members are Robert M. Bilkie, Jr., CFA; Daniel J. Boyle, CFA; Philip S. Dano, CFA; Donald E. Danko, CFA; Maury Elvekrog, CFA; Walter J. Kirchberger, CFA; Marisa Lenhard, CFA; and Paul McVey, CFA.

As stated, the BetterInvesting committee's Stock to Study and Undervalued Stock choices are for the informational and educational uses of investors and are not intended as investment recommendations. BetterInvesting urges investors to educate themselves about the stock market so they can make informed decisions about stock purchases. For more information about investment education tools available to individual investors and investment clubs visit www.betterinvesting.org.

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