IIC's Winners Watchlists

**IIC** · 03-07-2005, 11:13 PM

Today's MoMo:

UDI TPL KMRT BOOM RIV BYD TSRA QSII WPTE BBSI GEF CFCI GEOI HORC GPIC CMM EXM LCBM MPAC FUEL SNMX ACY CHCI VRC USAK BASI ACU RESC CIB BDCO ADAM POCC ARD SMVA SGR EZPW SHD RMI GSOL WILCF DSTI PKD EGY BUTL WSTM MRGO PRLS EDGR OFI

UDI
TPL
KMRT
BOOM
RIV
BYD
TSRA
QSII
WPTE
BBSI
GEF
CFCI
GEOI
HORC
GPIC
CMM
EXM
LCBM
MPAC
FUEL
SNMX
ACY
CHCI
VRC
USAK
BASI
ACU
RESC
CIB
BDCO
ADAM
POCC
ARD
SMVA
SGR
EZPW
SHD
RMI
GSOL
WILCF
DSTI
PKD
EGY
BUTL
WSTM
MRGO
PRLS
EDGR
OFI

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 01:12 AM

Tomorrow's Zombie:

BRW

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 02:56 AM

Watch THOR...maybe not tomorrow...but soon

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 10:49 AM

SGU Chairman resigns...could be a flat base B/O

WTZ...CwH B/O

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 11:31 AM

Caught some of ELN this morn.

BTW: Just saw this...March 04, 2005 1:37:00 PM ET Trading Call of the Week - ThinkEquity's Coleman, who now likes WITS (WITS) 18.68 +0.16: It took software wonk Peter Coleman of ThinkEquity just a few minutes early Monday morning to make the stock call that held up as the best any sell-side analyst made all week, as far as we're concerned. Coleman wins this week's Briefing.com Trading Call of the Week for telling us that JDA Software (JDAS) shares would run hard and fast as a secondary play in the retail software group after SAP announced plans to buy Retek (RETK). Traders who made it to work on time and listened to Coleman's advice scored as much as a 14% gain on JDAS shares in about two hours. (See Monday's comment in the Archive at 9:51 a.m.) So, we had to ask Coleman which software stock he's eyeing next. He came back to us with Witness Systems (WITS), maker of software companies use to capture customer contact data and to optimize workforce performance. For Coleman's comments on WITS

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 07:44 PM

Will be on the road all day tomorrow.

Today's MoMo:

GRU MXC PHX NX GEF SVNX PACT ISRL AMEN ALDA MAX OLGR ANGN GSOL ACY ENER USAK OPMR GLOV DSTI LCC CMM ENY MRGO CRNS OFI MCEL MSSN WILCF CTCHC USEG PYR NGA

GRU
MXC
PHX
NX
GEF
SVNX
PACT
ISRL
AMEN
ALDA
MAX
OLGR
ANGN
GSOL
ACY
ENER
USAK
OPMR
GLOV
DSTI
LCC
CMM
ENY
MRGO
CRNS
OFI
MCEL
MSSN
WILCF
CTCHC
USEG
PYR
NGA

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 09:07 PM

S/R for Wednesday

Nasdaq

Resistance

2185
2163
2128
2103-Strong

Support

2062-2065-Strong
2025
2009
1971-1981
1920

QQQQ

Resistance

40.50
40.05
39.50
39.20
38.75
38.10-Medium

Support

37.60-Medium
37.00-37.05
36.70-Medium
35.65
35.45

**IIC** · 03-08-2005, 10:02 PM

Wednesday's Zombie Pix...Coming Back From The Dead???

AXYX CGTK CKC

**dmk112** · 03-09-2005, 12:51 AM

IIC, pertaining to the MOMO lists you post, is there a way to play these stocks? I mean, just because a stock has a runup one day it doesn't mean it will continue to do the next. I was just wondering and I any feedback would help.

Thanks

**IIC** · 03-09-2005, 01:59 AM

Originally posted by dmk112

IIC, pertaining to the MOMO lists you post, is there a way to play these stocks? I mean, just because a stock has a runup one day it doesn't mean it will continue to do the next. I was just wondering and I any feedback would help.

Thanks

I am particularly interested in the one's that recently pulled back and still are in the top 5% of my RS database...then if they make a move on vol they show up. The criteria is Top 5% of my RS database, up at least 2% on at least 1.5x ADV.

Many are extended...I don't even look at those myself. I further look at how the group they are in is doing. I really don't find that many that I like...but it takes me less than 1 min to run the scan and then a few mins to scan the charts. After that I may only have a couple that I really want to check out. I used to pick some I liked to see if they would pullback in the near future...but that is time consuming and I don't do that too much anymore.

I know different people use the list different ways...but I am not sure how. Actually I run a lot of different scans for my personal use. After I run my scans, then I do my DD and set up my watchlists. I will never even come close to buying the majority even on my refined lists...but I can watch them and since I am at least somewhat familiar with them by that time, I can buy at the point I am waiting for...if it happens AND if I happen to be at the computer if it does happen.

My favorite scan is the recent new high pullbacks...but I never post it because rather than do today's after market one's...I prefer to do it during the first half hour or so after the market opens...and there is no time to post them because I am looking at so many charts.

Since I'm pretty busy lately I have pretty much put my news play daytrades on hiatus.

...IIC

**IIC** · 03-09-2005, 02:07 AM

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Analysts' Highest-Rated Stocks

 

  This is a weekly ranking by First Call of the highest-rated stocks, based on analyst comments contributed within the past month to First Call's database. 

  To be included on the list, a company must be rated by at least five analysts.

	   First Call Consensus Recommendation Scale 

  1 = Buy 

  2 = Buy/Hold 

  3 = Hold 

  4 = Hold/Sell 

  5 = Sell


				  Most Attractive Issues
				  ---- ---------- ------
			   Latest  # Analysts  Previous
			  Consensus  Covering   Consensus

(CPSI)		  1.0		   5		  1.6
(BIVN)		  1.0		   5		  1.0
(CLDN)		  1.0		   5		  1.4
(PGNX)		  1.1		   9		  1.2
(ROP)		   1.2		  11		  1.4
(KERX)		  1.2		   6		  1.1
(MSM)		   1.2		   6		  1.0
(AIRN)		  1.2		   6		  1.4
(PGI)		   1.2		   6		  1.5
(CENT)		  1.2		   5		  1.3
(MATK)		  1.2		   5		  1.0
(CHE)		   1.2		   5		  1.3
(EPEX)		  1.2		   5		  1.4
(UCO)		   1.3		  10		  1.4
(SPN)		   1.3		   7		  1.4
(DTPI)		  1.3		   7		  1.1
(CPTV)		  1.3		   7		  1.4
(ORB)		   1.3		   6		  1.4
(SCST)		  1.3		   6		  1.2
(ARRO)		  1.3		   6		  1.4
(CSH)		   1.3		   6		  1.5
(OPTV)		  1.3		   6		  1.4
(SAY)		   1.3		   6		  1.5
(ASHW)		  1.3		   6		  1.4
(STGS)		  1.3		   6		  1.2
(PKI)		   1.3		   6		  1.7
(SINT)		  1.4		  10		  1.6
(MTCT)		  1.4		   9		  1.7
(SSI)		   1.4		   9		  1.6
(PXP)		   1.4		   9		  1.5
(TRMB)		  1.4		   7		  1.6
(KND)		   1.4		   7		  1.3
(EPIC)		  1.4		   7		  1.3
(RCRC)		  1.4		   7		  1.3
(VITA)		  1.4		   5		  1.5
(DOVP)		  1.4		   5		  1.3
(ORPH)		  1.4		   5		  1.3
(XRAY)		  1.4		   5		  1.5
(CNXS)		  1.4		   5		  1.2
(SYD)		   1.4		   5		  1.8
(GNCMA)		 1.4		   5		  1.5
(CAPA)		  1.4		   5		  1.5
(JAH)		   1.4		   5		  1.8
(NCT)		   1.4		   5		  1.3
(OPTN)		  1.4		   5		  1.6
(BCII)		  1.4		   5		  2.0
(KTO)		   1.5		  13		  1.6
(TPX)		   1.5		  11		  1.6
(SALM)		  1.5		   8		  1.6
(LGF)		   1.5		   8		  1.4
(CCBI)		  1.5		   8		  1.6
(IVN)		   1.5		   6		  1.5
(UTHR)		  1.5		   6		  1.7
(PDC)		   1.5		   6		  1.6
(IFLO)		  1.5		   6		  1.4
(IBI)		   1.5		   6		  1.6
(SRVY)		  1.5		   6		  1.8
(RSYS)		  1.5		   6		  1.7
(NCI)		   1.5		   6		  1.8
(VCBI)		  1.5		   6		  1.6
(HUG)		   1.5		   6		  1.6
(KEX)		   1.5		   6		  1.8
(AVCT)		  1.5		   6		  1.7
(NABI)		  1.5		   6		  1.8
(C)			 1.6		  22		  1.7
(CHK)		   1.6		  16		  1.7
(MACR)		  1.6		  15		  1.8
(CRME)		  1.6		  14		  1.5
(IMDC)		  1.6		  10		  1.5
(UTIW)		  1.6		  10		  1.8
(OPEN)		  1.6		   9		  1.8
(AES)		   1.6		   9		  1.7
(GIL)		   1.6		   9		  1.7
(PSYS)		  1.6		   9		  1.5

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Analysts' Lowest-Rated Stocks

 

  This is a weekly ranking by First Call of the Lowest-rated stocks, based on analyst comments contributed within the past month to First Call's database. 

  To be included on the list, a company must be rated by at least five analysts.

	   First Call Consensus Recommendation Scale 

  1 = Buy 

  2 = Buy/Hold 

  3 = Hold 

  4 = Hold/Sell 

  5 = Sell


				  Least Attractive Issues
				  ---- ---------- ------
			 Latest	# Analysts  Previous
			 Consensus  Covering   Consensus

(MSO)		   4.4		  5		 4.3
(LVLT)		  4.1		  8		 4.3
(WNDXQ)		 4.0		  6		 4.2
(ALO)		   4.0		  6		 3.8
(GBP)		   3.9		 11		 4.0
(LAB)		   3.8		  5		 3.6
(BCH)		   3.8		  5		 3.6
(WWIN)		  3.8		  5		 3.5
(SGU)		   3.8		  6		 3.5
(PAL)		   3.8		  6		 3.7
(SUP)		   3.8		 10		 3.9
(DPH)		   3.8		 18		 3.7
(REGN)		  3.7		  6		 3.6
(KKD)		   3.7		  7		 3.5
(DDS)		   3.7		  9		 3.6
(AOC)		   3.7		 19		 3.6
(BBOX)		  3.6		  5		 3.2
(ESPD)		  3.6		  5		 3.0
(DQE)		   3.6		  5		 3.3
(LNT)		   3.6		  5		 3.2
(DSFB)		  3.6		  5		 3.5
(ACTU)		  3.6		  7		 3.5
(FGP)		   3.6		  7		 3.7
(APU)		   3.6		  7		 3.7
(UST)		   3.6		  7		 3.5
(CHZ)		   3.6		  7		 3.5
(TEU)		   3.6		  8		 3.8
(MYG)		   3.6		  8		 3.4
(PZE)		   3.6		  9		 3.8
(HIW)		   3.6		  9		 3.4
(LF)			3.6		 10		 3.7
(CHRT)		  3.6		 10		 3.7
(FLYI)		  3.6		 10		 3.5
(CNXT)		  3.5		  8		 3.8
(ELNK)		  3.5		  8		 3.4
(HKY)		   3.5		  8		 3.6
(TZA)		   3.5		 10		 3.3
(PNX)		   3.5		 11		 3.4
(ODSY)		  3.5		 11		 3.4
(EK)			3.5		 11		 3.6
(PLB)		   3.5		 12		 3.4
(LSI)		   3.5		 13		 3.4
(ASYT)		  3.5		 13		 3.6
(PPS)		   3.5		 13		 3.6
(VC)			3.5		 13		 3.4
(JNS)		   3.5		 14		 3.4
(CHTR)		  3.5		 17		 3.4
(JDSU)		  3.5		 18		 3.4
(THC)		   3.5		 20		 3.4
(EDS)		   3.5		 23		 3.6
(CIEN)		  3.5		 25		 3.6
(PLNR)		  3.4		  5		 3.2
(LOOK)		  3.4		  5		 3.0
(AFCE)		  3.4		  5		 4.0
(MBHI)		  3.4		  5		 3.2
(GNTA)		  3.4		  5		 3.3
(AGCC)		  3.4		  5		 3.3
(TEO)		   3.4		  5		 3.6
(HMN)		   3.4		  5		 3.3
(SNA)		   3.4		  5		 3.8
(VAS)		   3.4		  5		 3.3
(QLTY)		  3.4		  5		 3.5
(AMRI)		  3.4		  5		 3.5
(PBCT)		  3.4		  5		 3.0
(BCGI)		  3.4		  7		 3.3
(SCMR)		  3.4		  7		 3.1

**IIC** · 03-09-2005, 09:23 AM

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 Table Of 20 Largest U.S. Cos. By Market Capitalization

.Data as of close on 3/8/05

Company			   Ticker  Market Cap
							($in billions)

Exxon Mobil		   XOM	403.90
General Electric	  GE	 381.73
Microsoft Corp.	   MSFT   276.36
Citigroup Inc.		C	  251.75
Wal-Mart Stores	   WMT	221.99
Johnson & Johnson	 JNJ	202.37
Pfizer Inc.		   PFE	199.60
Bank of America	   BAC	187.21
American Int'l Group  AIG	173.83
Intel Corp.		   INTC   156.81
IBM				   IBM	150.41
Berkshire Hathaway	BRK.a  138.73
Altria				MO	 134.85
Procter & Gamble	  PG	 134.58
JPMorgan Chase		JPM	131.60
ChevronTexaco		 CVX	129.42
Cisco Systems		 CSCO   117.13
Coca-Cola			 KO	 105.05
Wells Fargo		   WFC	102.85
Verizon Comm.		 VZ	  99.96

**dmk112** · 03-09-2005, 10:23 AM

Thanks for the help!

**IIC** · 03-09-2005, 11:47 PM

Today's MoMo:

CMTL ATLS KMRT TRMD RETK BOOM CK GSOL PHX CWTR ARS OPMR STNR ADES AE BLUD BDCO ARD NTMD GDP FUEL CRZO MCEL INNO WLM MAHI LCC GROW
CMTL
ATLS
KMRT
TRMD
RETK
BOOM
CK
GSOL
PHX
CWTR
ARS
OPMR
STNR
ADES
AE
BLUD
BDCO
ARD
NTMD
GDP
FUEL
CRZO
MCEL
INNO
WLM
MAHI
LCC
GROW

**IIC** · 03-10-2005, 12:06 AM

Well, I missed the whole market day...now I see IBD has the Naz close at 2065 and the rest of the world has it at 2061 including the Nasdaq itself...Anyway, I ran my scan with each...the only difference would be first level resistance which is 2063 or 2066(if I input IBD's fig.) Geez, I pay these people over a grand a year...I would expect that they could get the Naz close right.

The Naz closed at last night's quoted Strong Support...which I quoted at 2062-2065...The Q's closed 3 cents below Medium Support...Tomorrow should be interesting.

S/R for Thursday

Nasdaq

Resistance

2185
2163
2128
2103-Strong
2063-Strong

Support

2025
2009
1971-1981
1920

QQQQ

Resistance

40.50
40.05
39.50
39.20
38.75
38.10-Medium
37.80
37.60-Medium

Support

37.00-37.05
36.70-Medium
35.65
35.45

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