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On the other hand, not all the stocks paying out big bucks for Super Bowl ad spots are going to see a lift as a result.
Here are five stocks having too much trouble right now for a few glitzy ads to fix.
Disney (DIS): A Toy Story sequel may get a decent draw, but this entertainment giant needs a new brand to rejuvenate its bottom line and build lasting success in 2010.
Chrysler: I know, you can't own stock since this company is bankrupt, but I just had to point out how doomed this company is. Without a single new vehicle to show off at the recent Detroit auto show, I think Chrysler could fold in 2010.
Motorola (MOT): The Droid is about the only product this company makes that anyone wants.
Electronic Arts (ERTS): The manic demand for games like Rock Band has faded.
General Electric (GE): GE subsidiary NBC Universal is still hurting from the very public and very messy spat between Conan O'Brien and Jay Leno. The trailer for its Robin Hood remake will just get lost in the shuffle.
See the complete list of First-String Super Bowl Stocks.
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At the time of this writing, Louis Navellier owned shares of DIS, MOT and GE in personal or client portfolios.
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