There was some reprieve for U.S. shares yesterday. Helped by expectations that the government is ready to bail out stricken mortgage giants Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE), the markets closed mostly higher.

But the markets are still in turmoil, says Aaron Lehman in The Smart Profits Report. And the Fed is running out of options to save the system. But some stocks still offer investors great long-term potential returns.

Aaron is bullish on cellphone maker Nokia Corp (NYSE: NOK) and small biotech Enzo Biochem (NYSE:ENZ)…

If you are looking for a company with rocket-like potential, Smart Profits Report tech investing expert Paul Moore says small-cap Immersion (Nasdaq: IMMR) could fit the bill.

Immersion develops haptic technologies that allow people to use touch to operate digital devices. Think the type of fancy touch-screen technology used by the much-hyped iPhone.

Paul says Immersion remains loaded with potential but remains still somewhat on the launchpad. But with three major set to toss the firm new business, Paul is bullish…

A few years ago, I had a phone from Nokia (NOK) and I hated it. It was annoying. The games weren’t fun and the quality of the phone wasn’t the best. But Nokia has changed a lot since then.

I don’t know at this point if this is a true reversal of the dollar rally or a false dawn… But either way… Just to see some chinks in the dollar right about this time is probably a good thing to currency holders!

German Business Confidence…came out softer than expected in April, falling from 104.8 in March to 102.4. That was quite a tumble in business confidence, and apparently wipes out the previous three months of stronger confidence.