IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

The chart looks nice...But I "Normally" cap it off at about 80 bux a sh...No wonder they compare you to Warren Buffet...But it does look interesting if it ever gets some volume going.

Oop's...I forgot...you don't like Warren Buffett...He's not on my list of my favorite million people either

[IIC]

These are good scans for "Joe trader". I think a scan that includes fundamentals ie p/e debt growth.......are more useful to "joe investor"

That's a good point. I do have access to P/E's...but I don't have access to Debt #'s except through IBD...and I'm not using IBD info for my scans.

My IIC 100 which I update monthly uses recent eps as well as projections.

One complaint that I consistently hear is that I list too many stocks. However, I'm listing different criteria for each scan...so I tell people to just look at the scans that they find interesting.

I'll think about what type of scan I can come up with for the longer term investors...thx...Doug

[IIC]

I traded DCEL +.30 avg and ELOS -.15 today

Today's MoMo

CRI DCAI RMCF ELOS ITRI SMTS JDO NURO UHAL KNDL
RVI MDKI DCEL SGK LIFC WLDA AEZ WLSN HSTM EDGR

CRI
DCAI
RMCF
ELOS
ITRI
SMTS
JDO
NURO
UHAL
KNDL
RVI
MDKI
DCEL
SGK
LIFC
WLDA
AEZ
WLSN
HSTM
EDGR

[RL]

Doug a story just came across on ABC that second chance body armor vests are no longer reliable and they are bankrup. Who do you feel would be used to reorder this product?

[RL]

News On Body Armor

Vests pose risk, firm says

By John Flesher
The Associated Press
Posted June 23 2005


TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. · The nation's largest supplier of bullet-resistant vests to law enforcement agencies is urging its customers to replace vests containing the fiber Zylon, saying they may not be safe.

Second Chance Body Armor said Wednesday it had sent notices to police agencies nationwide. The warning affects about 58,000 Tri-Flex vests and an additional 40,000 Ultima and Ultimax vests with Performance Pacs, the company said in a statement.

New research shows that vests made even partially with Zylon "may fail to perform and result in serious injury or death," it said.

Meanwhile, a spokesman for the parent company of Pompano Beach-based Point Blank Body Armor Inc., which makes body armor for the U.S. armed forces, police and federal security agencies, said the company is "quite concerned" about the Second Chance notification.

"We're waiting to get more information," said Ish Burks, a spokesman for DHB Industries Inc., based in Westbury, N.Y. "We're still looking at it. We do use Zylon, but on a very limited basis.

"Everyone in the industry uses Zylon," but safety issues with the material could depend on how it is woven or applied into body armor, Burks said.

In February, Point Blank agreed with the Southern States Police Benevolent Association Inc. to exchange certain models of antiballistic vests containing Zylon for other vests. The agreement followed a suit filed by the PBA in Broward County Circuit Court.

Point Blank said the company had begun to exchange the vests before the lawsuit. It denied all allegations and any liability to the plaintiffs.

Second Chance, based in Central Lake, Mich., is undergoing reorganization in federal bankruptcy court after being targeted in numerous lawsuits claiming its vests made with Zylon are defective.

The company said it would ask the court to devise a procedure for vest owners to make claims arising from the latest warnings.

"While Second Chance has not received any reports of field failures of the products in question, we felt it was our obligation to report these new research findings immediately," said Matt Davis, the company's vice president of sales and marketing.

"The safety and well-being of all the officers who wear our body armor is of primary importance to Second Chance, and we strongly encourage all officers to replace ballistic vests that contain Zylon as quickly as possible," he said.

Second Chance began making vests with Zylon in 1998, saying it was lighter and more comfortable than other fibers used in body armor. The company announced in 2003 it had concerns about the durability of Zylon vests and recalled more than 130,000 of them made entirely with Zylon.

The latest notice pertains to vests containing a mixture of Zylon and other materials.

Lawsuits against Second Chance have been filed in at least 11 states, and federal and state investigations have been started. Seven suits have been filed by state governments.

[IIC]

Doug a story just came across on ABC that second chance body armor vests are no longer reliable and they are bankrup. Who do you feel would be used to reorder this product?

Good question...worth looking into

[IIC]

Guess I lucked out today...Traded WLDA for +.40 avg sell and SWKS +.02 early...I seriously considered setting stops 'cause I had to go...Guess the "Angel In My Pocket" was watching over me...I bailed and went to work.

Today's MoMo

MNTA DO ACU AMTD DESC ENY CKXE LUB WVCM MPET UHCP

MNTA
DO
ACU
AMTD
DESC
ENY
CKXE
LUB
WVCM
MPET
UHCP

[IIC]

A bit looooong...but besides the MoMo list I also watch for p/v action during the 1st 1/2 hr on over 100 stocks everyday...Here are tomorrow's lists:

Watch List For Friday 6/24/05:

AAPL FRGO RURL NWEC SNMX LUFK CYCL SPTN TRGL
CLHB BMHC TALX ATPG SNHY SYXI HOLX KEYW RADS MCRI
SRDX RTSX DCAI WPTE CRXL NETL GKIS MNTA MORN ILMN
LSCP HCSG GSIC ENWV IRIS JOSB ORCT TALK PGIC SOSA
DGIN MCRS WLDA FOXH TZIX UHCO PARL CKCM TRID LCAV
CMTL VDSI LIFC PACT ISRG ANTP ITRI BEAV HANS MDRX
ELOS KOSP SBAC PLCE XXIA KOMG NGPS NDAQ ABLE DSTI
BEBE SNDA GEOI VPHM FORD OPWV AQNT TLWT BOOM AEOS
IPII

Lower Average Daily Volume List:

USLM URGI GMCR NRPH GMXR RMCF TDSC HORC NURO HITK CNXS CPSI CTHR

Stocks within 2% of a New High, Closed up at least 1% on at least 1.5x Average Daily Volume:

IRF OCR RESP NICE ALD DKS BELM TLWT CRC DLR GG USPH NZR NNO XAA SNAK NATH DDF

[IIC]

Another record for Naz Short Interest:

Settlement Date
Total Short Interest
Number of Securities

December 15, 1999
2,363,795,218
4,688

January 14, 2000
2,414,954,374
4,687

February 15, 2000
2,618,936,228
4,681

March 15, 2000
2,710,141,156
4,714

April 14, 2000
2,653,245,791
4,729

May 15, 2000
2,780,161,105
4,725

June 15, 2000
2,808,345,712
4,735

July 14, 2000
2,935,367,068
4,774

August 15, 2000
3,040,926,476
4,795

September 15, 2000
3,161,843,084
4,778

October 13, 2000
3,386,001,792
4,739

November 15, 2000
3,379,629,386
4,694

December 15, 2000
3,497,263,482
4,585

January 12, 2001
3,452,282,664
4,588

February 15, 2001
3,444,789,352
4,552

March 15, 2001
3,608,599,871
4,443

April 13, 2001
3,764,094,547
4,445

May 15, 2001
3,713,132,045
4,467

June 15, 2001
3,821,032,805
4,392

July 13, 2001
4,013,408,493
4,293

August 15, 2001
4,062,490,704
4,220

September 14, 2001
4,166,310,456
4,135

October 15, 2001
4,062,363,080
4,092

November 15, 2001
4,175,725,953
4,083

December 14, 2001
4,206,146,735
4,044

January 15, 2002
4,023,953,114
4,047

February 15, 2002
3,978,074,188
4,013

March 15, 2002
4,085,825,647
4,018

April 15, 2002
4,124,763,193
3,954

May 15, 2002
4,246,945,373
3,926

June 14, 2002
4,261,435,815
3,831

July 15, 2002
4,335,747,422
3,784

August 15, 2002
4,105,634,585
3,758

September 13, 2002
4,108,308,913
3,737

October 15, 2002
4,152,454,217
3,623

November 15, 2002
4,062,892,810
3,670

December 13, 2002
4,043,183,358
3,666

January 15, 2003
4,053,387,295
3,686

February 14, 2003
4,190,132,904
3,668

March 14, 2003
4,335,164,375
3,585

April 15, 2003
4,456,502,765
3,592

May 15, 2003
4,386,454,785
3,566

June 13, 2003
4,604,557,148
3,569

July 15, 2003
4,683,497,070
3,504

August 15, 2003
4,404,472,224
3,472

September 15, 2003
4,521,740,414
3,497

October 15, 2003
4,584,107,664
3,474

November 14, 2003
4,563,123,033
3,456

December 15, 2003
4,713,016,555
3,440

January 15, 2004
4,687,305,136
3,454

February 13, 2004
4,593,580,829
3,463

March 15, 2004
4,855,579,913
3,443

April 15, 2004
4,993,345,137
3,443

May 14, 2004
4,958,452,082
3,416

June 15, 2004
5,170,987,973
3,430

July 15, 2004
5,109,696,729
3,405

August 13, 2004
5,157,706,325
3,400

September 15, 2004
5,248,399,985
3,398

October 15, 2004
5,130,673,030
3,413

November 15, 2004
5,024,315,108
3,391

December 15, 2004
5,095,006,234
3,393

January 15, 2005
5,041,477,963
3,357

February 15, 2005
5,357,779,121
3,371

March 15, 2005
5,577,053,459
3,357

April 15, 2005
5,609,077,523
3,347

May 13, 2005
5,716,066,911
3,354

June 15, 2005
5,835,184,744
3,344

[IIC]

Friday's MoMo:

LM KWK CITP CYBX PHX CBG TLWT MNTA RIV TDSC SGK TIV FOXH CKCM NDAQ SBAC RVI CTHR TRGL KEYW MCRI TAGS ILMN WPTE SNMX PLLL ORCC NUVA PGIC ECOL SPTN API ACR AIX PDC WLDA TPY TWTC STEM MIX ESLR HSTM ASTM AEZ OMR ENY

LM
KWK
CITP
CYBX
PHX
CBG
TLWT
MNTA
RIV
TDSC
SGK
TIV
FOXH
CKCM
NDAQ
SBAC
RVI
CTHR
TRGL
KEYW
MCRI
TAGS
ILMN
WPTE
SNMX
PLLL
ORCC
NUVA
PGIC
ECOL
SPTN
API
ACR
AIX
PDC
WLDA
TPY
TWTC
STEM
MIX
ESLR
HSTM
ASTM
AEZ
OMR
ENY

[IIC]

Mr. Breakout is updated...please feel free to take a look.

http://MrBreakout.com

Thanks,

Doug(IIC)

[IIC]

Lost some pocket change early on GEOI and made a tiny bit on PKZ...Overall, slightly red.

Today's MoMo:

BCF QSII CCJ CTHR LM MXC BMHC IIJI TARR TGE AEZ TPE
LUB AIX CERS RGN LB ACU PDC DSTI TGA CFK MVCO SNAK
MPET MDM

BCF
QSII
CCJ
CTHR
LM
MXC
BMHC
IIJI
TARR
TGE
AEZ
TPE
LUB
AIX
CERS
RGN
LB
ACU
PDC
DSTI
TGA
CFK
MVCO
SNAK
MPET
MDM

[IIC]

Cubist Pharmaceuticals (nasdaq: CBST - news - people ) said results from a Phase III trial for Cubicin met its primary endpoints, and said it expects to file a supplemental new drug application with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration before the end of the year. Shares gained more than 13% in late trading on the news. Last March, Morgan Stanley said positive Phase III data would likely provide "meaningful acceleration" to sales. The research firm added, "If better than our expectations, the detailed data, to be presented at ICAAC [Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy] in September, could provide upside to our estimates."

[IIC]

Made pocket change on IIJI and LSCP early.

Today's MoMo:

CME CTO LM GGR CTHR AFFX LSCP AQNT TARR GMXR APO BMI TUG ERS WLT ELOS RATE CNXS SYKE DRRX ATRO AIX SIRI DENN LAN GRIL TACX LUB URGI

CME
CTO
LM
GGR
CTHR
AFFX
LSCP
AQNT
TARR
GMXR
APO
BMI
TUG
ERS
WLT
ELOS
RATE
CNXS
SYKE
DRRX
ATRO
AIX
SIRI
DENN
LAN
GRIL
TACX
LUB
URGI

[IIC]

I made .67 on ELOS and lost .32 on MDRX...sorta a "BLAH" week for me.

Today's MoMo

SEB CME SWN CTO GHM ELOS GGR RTI ANDE KOMG RURL BECN CSLR RVI MIX AIX EMITF UNWR AWRE ERS SOSA STEM SIRI DRRX ASTM WSCI MDM DSGX

SEB
CME
SWN
CTO
GHM
ELOS
GGR
RTI
ANDE
KOMG
RURL
BECN
CSLR
RVI
MIX
AIX
EMITF
UNWR
AWRE
ERS
SOSA
STEM
SIRI
DRRX
ASTM
WSCI
MDM
DSGX