IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

Bailed on the last 1/4 of FORD early in the low 18's...Overall it worked out well though...+19% in a month...I'll take it...But it coulda been better...IIC

Was watching Big's RADS this morn...at 12.80 on the p/b it looked great...But I had to go at 12.90...tempting...but I passed...((^%$#$

Monday's MoMo:

CMTL PTC BBC CMED JLG BNT MWY NDAQ MEK OCR QSII TWIN RADS ATRO OYOG PEIX GROW TRAD TOMO QDEL CERS OUTL ACR IFO SBAC BMRN CRED ANAD ICTG PLLL BMD ACCL QGLY LMIA NIS NVAL TIII HSVLY SILCF FRG SPNC MNG PKS CMPX GIGM FNSR CUP



CMTL
PTC
BBC
CMED
JLG
BNT
MWY
NDAQ
MEK
OCR
QSII
TWIN
RADS
ATRO
OYOG
PEIX
GROW
TRAD
TOMO
QDEL
CERS
OUTL
ACR
IFO
SBAC
BMRN
CRED
ANAD
ICTG
PLLL
BMD
ACCL
QGLY
LMIA
NIS
NVAL
TIII
HSVLY
SILCF
FRG
SPNC
MNG
PKS
CMPX
GIGM
FNSR
CUP

[Lyehopper]

Osur

This Thing is starting to look strong Doug. I bought it Friday, Average cost.... 11.64

Should have played it in the POTW.

[IIC]

This Thing is starting to look strong Doug. I bought it Friday, Average cost.... 11.64

Should have played it in the POTW.

Yes...looks good

[IIC]

Morning Movers:

ENMD MU SNDK AKAM UPS ALOY CHK INCY BP MTXX NAPS DVN TECD MDRX NAVRE SWN OSUR GB

[IIC]

Couldn't wait for a p/b...Bought OSUR average 12.10...IIC

Also sold ESCL ZIXI DPTR...want to sell RELV and VASC but nobody wants them

[Lyehopper]

IIC picks I own.... URBN & OSUR

Couldn't wait for a p/b...Bought OSUR average 12.10...IIC

Hey Doug.... I'm still holding a chunk of URBN too dude. I think you played it two weeks ago in the POTW right?.... Still a buy right now too. My average cost is $30.20

HEY Fellas.... IIC.... You know?.... That cat that was WAAAY too cool to hang out with the top Stoog Moe Howard back in "72".... Is ONE HUUUGE HOT stock picker!

Thanks Doug.... You're no stoog!

[IIC]

Hey Doug.... I'm still holding a chunk of URBN too dude. I think you played it two weeks ago in the POTW right?.... Still a buy right now too. My average cost is $30.20

HEY Fellas.... IIC.... You know?.... That cat that was WAAAY too cool to hang out with the top Stoog Moe Howard back in "72".... Is ONE HUUUGE HOT stock picker!

Thanks Doug.... You're no stoog!

URBN looks strong...I've held thru...paid an avg of 30.07...Gotta love WITS though...5 yr high today...took long enough...IIC

[IIC]

HOM..."When in doubt...get out" I'd rather take a small gain than a large loss...This thing goes through some big corrections...I'm out as the daily technicals do not look good...Doug(IIC)

[IIC]

Made some major moves today...Bailed on long termers DPTR+ ESCL+ RELV- and the BIG loser ZIXI-...Sold short termer HOM+...I bought OSUR...Couldn't dump one of "Doug's Dogs"...VASC...but I will soon...Kept URBN, LTON ...The BEST Company to work for in China:

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051122/cntu009.html?.v=12

And of course, everybody's FAVE...WITS (Our largest holding) which hit a 5 yr high today

Tuesday's MoMo:

ISRG CWTR BCSI MDR BABY OSUR ZVXI CRM SNDK NDAQ QSII RATE CRXL ATEA PCR MTXX ADLR CUTR FWLT ATPG EFH CTHR ITG MIND ACR RES TWGP CNVR FORD MPWR LTBG GAIA QDEL ORBT CMPX NMTI ELTK SILCF CTLM CSU CKXE ACCL CECE CUP

ISRG
CWTR
BCSI
MDR
BABY
OSUR
ZVXI
CRM
SNDK
NDAQ
QSII
RATE
CRXL
ATEA
PCR
MTXX
ADLR
CUTR
FWLT
ATPG
EFH
CTHR
ITG
MIND
ACR
RES
TWGP
CNVR
FORD
MPWR
LTBG
GAIA
QDEL
ORBT
CMPX
NMTI
ELTK
SILCF
CTLM
CSU
CKXE
ACCL
CECE
CUP

[IIC]

I don't know how many of you have access to this info??? I have
received permission to post it as long as I give credit to the owner of
the copyright. The owner, via permission from IBD is
StratInv.com ...Hope some find it useful...

I know that some probably think that
I am Anti-Canslim...Which is really not true...I just believe in
a "Modified" Approach( Can't Slim...LOL)...

And now, since I don't have
nearly as much time to daytrade due to other obligations, I am using
more CS criteria in my pix for swings and intermediate term
trades...Guess you could say I'm getting back to my roots

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I did not post all the charts...and I did not take the time to put all
the verbage w/ each chart...but here it is unsorted(Gotta match it
yourself). I am not trying to sell anything here...but if you are a
Canslimmer...This guy knows his stuff:

The Investor's Business Daily reports the number of the IBD 6000
Accumulation/Distribution totals of stocks priced $5.00 and higher each
day in the General Markets and Sectors page. The graphs are developed
from a spreadsheet which is posted daily and are updated through
November 18, 2005. The IBD numbers are located on the General Markets
and Sectors page in the B section of the paper each day. The graphs are
copyrighted by Strategic Investing & Adrich Corporation although we
grant permission to our subscribers to use in any manner provided
attribution is given.

History of the A's


The above chart shows the number of A rated stocks in the IBD data base
of 6,000 stocks since 12/1/1998 and includes only stocks with a value
of $5 or greater. The chart clearly shows the large variation in the
number of stocks that are under significant accumulation by the
institutional investors. The swings in the number of A rated stocks
clearly indicates the markets trend. The downturn in the market that
began in January 2005 was clearly predicted by the pullback of the A
rated stocks in late December 2004.

The upturn in the A's beginning in late April 2005 heralded the start
of the summer rally. In late August, the drop in the A's suggested
that the summer rally was over. In early October, the upturn in the A's
signaled the start of the October rally.

Action in 2004 - 2005


On July 23, 2002, the number of A's were only 106, the all-time record
low. Shortly thereafter, the market began its rebound. During the
current move, we have seen the market reach approach the 200 level in
mid-April 2005. On Monday, April 18, the number of A's were down to
221 before we began the riding the roller-coaster in the market. After
peaking above 1000 in late July, the number of A's fell rapidly in
August and fell below the red zone. At the beginning of September, the
number of A's began to reverse. However, each new up move has not
exceeded the previous top which is a warning sign. Then after failing
to reach the previous high of late September, the A's fell dramatically
as seen above. In the second week of October, the A's began to reverse
and have moved steadily higher and are now at the red zone.

Have we seen the market top?
Market bottoms often occur when the number of A and B stocks are below
50%. Market tops occur when the combined number of A and B stocks is
above 70%. From mid February 2003, the number of A and B stocks rose
dramatically until the middle of June 2003. The general trend of this
indicator was downward until the double bottom of June and August
2004. Then the indicators moved higher until December 2004. In
December 2004, the A and B percentage reached the 70% level and and
then started a decline until April 2005. Since the middle of July, the
percentage of A's and B's declined until the August bounce.



The interesting thing to me about this graph is that since 12/1/1998,
the percentage of stocks rated A in the IBD 6000 that were over $5 per
share rarely exceeded 20% and only during two periods were under 10%.
Also, note that when the percentage of A's got over 25%, the market
turned down shortly thereafter in almost every case. In the past,
this has indicated a market top in place.

Likewise, when the percentage of A's fell below 5%, the market headed
up shortly thereafter. But note that the market can stay in the 5% to
10% area for months.

The Above $5 Universe
The following chart shows the number of stocks in the IBD database that
have been over $5 per share.



The number of stocks in the IBD database that were over $5 per share
continue to exceed 5,000 stocks. Note also that the highest number
coincided with the market's peak in March 2000. Since October 2002,
the number of stocks above $5 has shown an increase as the market rally
has continued. However, we are a long way from the high of 7,100 set
in March 2000. Since late January 2004, the number of stocks over $5
per share declined until the end of July 2004. Since the end of 2004,
the number of stocks over $5 per share declined until early May 2005.
However, the slow increase in the number of stocks over $5 per share
confirms that we are in a range-bound market.

The A + 194 Stocks
The following chart shows the number of stocks that have qualified for
the A+194 rating in each Stock Watch List and Market Commentary since
May 1999. These numbers are based upon the A+194 rating on Friday's IBD
paper. The A rated stocks peaked in early June 2005.



The following chart shows the A+194 data plotted as of each Thursday
night against the DJIA numbers.



The obvious recent divergence between the number of A + 194 stocks and
the DJIA is apparent from this chart. In the past, whenever, we had a
difference, it did not last long. Note that since March 2003, we have
the longest period of divergence since these statistics have been kept.

Frequency Distribution since 5/6/1999 of A+194 Stocks based upon
Thursday's close.


Number of A+194 since 5-19-1999 & A+190 stocks since 1-1-2002




Number of New stocks on list






The "A's" Have IT! is a feature of the Strategic Investing website.
All rights reserved. Copyright 2005

[IIC]

Morning Movers:

SNDK OSUR CWTR WIND ICBC HOMS SIRI DEPO AAPL ELY URBN
GOOG SVA TZOO ATEA FORD AIRM LMIA UTSI TRFDF BRCM CNXT

[IIC]

I'd rather be Lucky than Good...Bailed on HOM and ESCL yesterday

[IIC]

Happy T-Giving To All...Doug(IIC)

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[Websman]

Happy T-Giving To All...Doug(IIC)

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Cool card Doug!

[skiracer]

absolutely beautiful Doug. Have a great Thanksgiving!