America's Most Dangerous Holidays

AAA estimates that during this Christmas and New Year’s season, nearly 95 million Americans will hit the road, traveling long distances to visit friends and family. Unfortunately, during the end-of-year holiday travel period, nearly 27,900 Americans will be seriously injured in auto accidents, and more than 250 will die. The National Safety Council has released reports estimating the number of traffic accidents and fatalities that occur on major holidays, including Christmas, New Year’s, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Independence Day. According to the NSC, the deadliest holiday this year will likely be the Fourth of July, which saw an estimated 540 motorists die during the travel period, which spans roughly four days. These are the most dangerous holidays in America. Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades are in shares of BlackBerry, Five Below, Micron, Tiffany, Extended Stay, ARIAD, NASDAQ, and a half dozen more. We have  seven stocks to buy your kids for the Holidays. J.P. Morgan sees opportunities in gold and silver for 2014. Argus has made four big changes to its Top 30 list of stocks to buy for 2014. Here are several retail stocks to buy (and not buy) in 2014. Cowen has issued its top gaming and entertainment stock picks for next year. Credit Suisse issued its top energy stock picks. As Apple floods the China market with real iPhones, fake versions may proliferate. North Dakota's unemployment rate dropped to 2.6% last month. The Ford F-Series pick-up will be the top- selling vehicle in the U.S for 2013. Have a great day! JON C. OGG Receiving this email late? Be sure to add jonogg@247wallst.com to your contacts. Not sure how? Click here for instruction.

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