IIC's Winners Watchlists

[ninner]

ahhhh makes sense now...thanks for clarifying how your momo list is gathered...

all the best

[skiracer]

Doug,
This ones for you.

[IIC]

Doug,
This ones for you.

Interesting...But why would you say that?...I rarely pay attention to paid PR's

[IIC]

YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT THE "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" AT http://Stockcharts.com SIMPLY CLICK PUBLIC CHART LISTS ON THEIR HOMEPAGE OVER TO THE LEFT..THANKS, DOUG(IIC)

IIC 100 for 3/6/06

HANS ENG IFO NTRI GIGM TRID GMXR ATHR SIRF ASF ICTG ININ ABAX ARD BGC CYB BABY MPWRE KNOT OXPS NSSC GOL KEYS MIND MTW AKAM ZUMZ PLLL GG GFIG TMI BTU NTG DIGE EXP FORM BUCY TRN AIR LPSN STMP RES TLGD EXFO TRLG INSU LIFC EPEX DRQ MORN CGT SOSA NXY SWN SLB ULTI DO ACR MNST MDG UPL CLRK MSCC WFT ECHO CNQR CBJ TNL VICR RIG GSF WHQ SUPX MATR IINT MCX LM MDRX IFSIA HP ARTC PMCS GOOG GRP HPOL CC AVX RIO WSPI SWSI PARL CWTR CYBS IAG EOC RDC OPWV AHS CTSH SCS

Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100

ABAX DRQ EPEX EXP GFIG GG GOL HANS KEYS LIFC OXPS TMI

Added this week: DRQ

Deleted from last week: CRDN DXPE GRP NSSC PARL

This week there are 12...Last week there were 16...Of the 16...9 were up and 7 were down.

There are 20 stocks on the IIC 100 that are under $15.00.

...Best, Doug(IIC)

PS...since I started posting this combo list here have been the results each week:

For the week starting 11/14/05 there were 22 up and 1 dn.

For the week starting 11/21/05 there were 17 up and 2 dn.

For the week starting 11/28/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.

For the week starting 12/5/05 there were 15 up and 13 dn.

For the week starting 12/11/05 there were 11 up and 19 dn.

For the week starting 12/19/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.

For the week starting 12/27/05 there were 5 up and 22 dn.

For the week starting 1/3/06 there were 22 up 5 dn

For the week starting 1/9/06 there were 21 up 10 dn

For the week starting 1/17/06 there were 17 up 13 dn

For the week starting 1/23/06 there were 17 up 15 dn

For the week starting 1/30/06 there were 8 up 20 dn

For the week starting 2/6/06 there were 6 up 19 dn

For the week starting 2/13/06 there were 13 up 7 dn

For the week starting 2/21/06 there were 12 up 7 dn

For the week starting 2/27/06 there were 9 up 7 dn

If you would like the IIC 100 in a vertical format...you can use this site to convert it: http://www.ttrader.com/stockchat/replace_symbols.php

[IIC]

Friday's MoMo:

RONC FNSR AVNX BWNG RNAI BKHM EONC HOMS HSKA MRVC NENG TTP PRLS ARP HEB PAY SHI SILC AVM IGTE MNG ANDS NEU JDSU AFOP KOMG PWEI RBAK TTM ALNY CFW AZPN GNBT TSD CRDN TWTC RACK EDAP DXPE DHIL BITS CNXT IIIN TS IED

RONC
FNSR
AVNX
BWNG
RNAI
BKHM
EONC
HOMS
HSKA
MRVC
NENG
TTP
PRLS
ARP
HEB
PAY
SHI
SILC
AVM
IGTE
MNG
ANDS
NEU
JDSU
AFOP
KOMG
PWEI
RBAK
TTM
ALNY
CFW
AZPN
GNBT
TSD
CRDN
TWTC
RACK
EDAP
DXPE
DHIL
BITS
CNXT
IIIN
TS
IED

[IIC]

Weekly Inflows/Outflows this year:

03/01/06

Equity Fund Inflows $2.9 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $1.2 Bil
xETFs Equity Fund Inflows $2.0 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $1.0 Bil

02/22/06

Equity Fund Inflows $9.9 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Outflows -$581 Mil
xETFs Equity Fund Inflows $3.2 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $217 Mil

02/16/06

Equity Fund Inflows $1.6 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $508 Mil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $1.6 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $399 Mil

02/08/06

Equity Fund Inflows $771 Mil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $1.3 Bil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $4.2 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $1.5 Bil

02/01/06

Equity Fund Inflows $7.6 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $982 Mil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $2.9 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $621 Mil

01/26/06

Equity Fund Outflows -$4.2 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Outflows -$244 Mil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $2.2 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Outflows -$246 Mil

01/18/06

Equity Fund Inflows $2.4 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $516 Mil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $2.2 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $288 Mil

01/11/06

Equity Fund Inflows $5.9 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $826 Mil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $3.9 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Inflows $773 Mil

01/04/06

Equity Fund Inflows $1.5 Bil; Taxable Bond Fund Outflows -$166 Mil
xETFs – Equity Fund Inflows $550 Mil; Taxable Bond Fund Outflows -$151 Mil

[spikefader]

WITS update fer ya IIC:

http://spikefader.wordpress.com/2006/03/05/wits/

I also note now it's acting very very very bullish on daily, weekly and monthly bollinger bands. And if it can close this quarterly candle over the recent highs, that'll be acting very bullish on a quarterly bollinger band chart too! Wow, that would infer to me highs over 44.00 in the next 3 years, or quicker if/when it starts to really get madly impulsive, which it hasn't really done during this meander up. I suspect the move from Oct '03 to now has been very well manipulated/controlled. Look at the volume will ya. There's some big money almost wanting in before the 25.00 resistance. The handle from July 04 never really led to impulses, which I find surprizing...it kinda stalled out early last year and did the ascending thing...

Anyway, some speculation in there for ya...Now what would change my bias is if it pops to new highs and sells quick and forms a high volume down weekly candle or something like that, or loses that gap support at 20.78......that would be whispering very worriesome uncertainty, and I'd be flippin to neutral in a heartbeat.

Good luck. I know your target isn't far off and I'm kinda wondering if it ain't worth retargeting if new highs from here is convincing.

Good luck.

[IIC]

First of all...I bookmarked your site...Cool!!!

Second of all...Yes...Mysterious...Who the heck are you?...You could make your GRAND ENTRANCE at the Mr. M Convention!!!

Third of all...WITS...Back to support...No problem...I've believed in this outfit for 2 years....(Call Center Magazine is Never Wrong...LOL)...Great mention in Barron's a few weeks ago...then a downgrade...It all evens out...I only bot 2x...April and June '04...Avg. 14.49...Loaded up in my wife's IRA on the first buy...But I never told her about the drop to 9.64 (I don't even have to look it up) back in July '04...Actually, I did tell her about it much later after it got up over 15...But to be honest...I shoulda bailed much earlier...Especially because we are pretty heavy in it...I always coulda bot it back...It was a risk that I should not have taken in retrospect...But I've owned some great companies over the years...Sold MIDD in the 25.90's...Sold HANS at 25...Sold MSFT for the last time(except DT's) in 1989...There are too many to mention...But it just goes to prove the old adage "Ya wanna get rich?...Just buy what IIC sells"...Let's see if it happens w/ WITS too...Best, Doug

[IIC]

Bot IFLO XXIA PWAV COCO today...Held 'em all over...IIC


Today's MoMo:

RONC AVNX FNSR AFOP BWNG MRVC IVAN ANGN MMK IIN PNRG CYTR BKHM ZONS BABY RACK OCPI SKP BLD ESLR NENG TWTC WFR TRAD OPTC EDAP AIRM FLS MPWRE RDCM WIRE URI

RONC
AVNX
FNSR
AFOP
BWNG
MRVC
IVAN
ANGN
MMK
IIN
PNRG
CYTR
BKHM
ZONS
BABY
RACK
OCPI
SKP
BLD
ESLR
NENG
TWTC
WFR
TRAD
OPTC
EDAP
AIRM
FLS
MPWRE
RDCM
WIRE
URI

[IIC]

I'm one of the Beta Testers for some potential new products that Nasdaq is testing...So far I have not found them of much use...But here is a list of the ones they say had the highest(Top 20) Buying % Rating Volume-wise(NAZ 100 Only) of the Pathfinders(Block or Large Traders) during the last hour of trading today:

INTU
COST
NVDA
MSFT
APCC
SUNW
CSCO
DELL
SYMC
URBN
BIIB
APOL
INTC
ERTS
TEVA
ESRX
DISH
AAPL
TLAB
SNDK

Here are the one's that they rate in descending order by "Count" rather than Volume:

MSFT
CSCO
CMCSA
RIMM
AAPL
GOOG
INTC
DELL
AMAT
YHOO
TLAB
XLNX
COST
SYMC
BIIB
BEAS
ORCL
BRCM
EBAY
SUNW

Here is their explanation:

NASDAQ's Market Pathfinders indicates the primary side taken (buying vs. selling) by certain market participants that we call "Market Pathfinders". Market Pathfinders are market participants that appear to be calling the direction of the market by predominantly buying (in the expectation of a price increase) or selling (in the expectation of a price decrease) a large number of shares. The goal is to indicate the market expectations of such market participants. The information is calculated every 5 minutes and includes all trades in the NASDAQ Market Center

What are "Pathfinders"?

Market Pathfinders are market participants that appear to be taking a position in a stock over a period of time. We define a Pathfinder as any market participant with at least 75% of their traded share volume in a stock on one side of the market (buying vs. selling). For example, a participant identified as a buying Market Pathfinder in a stock would be one that over a period had a buying to selling ratio of more than 3:1 (three shares bought for every one share sold in that stock). A selling Market Pathfinder would have a buy/sell ratio of 1:3.

What market participants are not considered Market Pathfinders?

A neutral market participant would be one that had a ratio nearer to 1:1 (nearer to 50% buying, 50% selling), which indicates that over the period they were trying to maintain a flat position (avoiding going long or short in a stock).

Is there any way to find out the identities of the Market Pathfinders?

No, NASDAQ does not identify the Market Pathfinders. Nor does NASDAQ reveal how many Pathfinders were identified over a given time period. We only indicate whether these market participants were predominantly buying or selling.

What is the difference between the 3 time periods provided?

We find the Pathfinders over 3 time periods: the past 5 minutes, the past 1 hour, and the past 2 hours. The longer time periods are likely to be more reliable because market participants have had more time to choose their position (long, short, or neutral).

How are the Market Pathfinder Indicators calculated?

First we identify the Market Pathfinders for the chosen period. Pathfinders are market participants with at least 75% of their traded volume in a stock on one side of the market (buying vs. selling). Second, we count the number of pathfinders buying and the number of pathfinders selling and report the percentage buying this indicates whether Market Pathfinders in that stock over that period were predominantly buyers or sellers. Third we calculate the number of shares bought by Pathfinders and the number of shares sold by Pathfinders, and report the percentage bought by Pathfinders this indicates whether Market Pathfinders in that stock over that period were predominantly buying or selling as measured by the number of shares.

What do the heat maps signify?

The heat maps provide a graphical presentation of Pathfinder buying and selling. The greener an issue is, the more the Pathfinders are buying in that issue (or the more shares Pathfinders are buying). The redder an issue is, the more the Pathfinders are selling in that issue. To view the percentage buying, hold your cursor over the box and a tooltip will appear showing the percentage number.


What does the legend at the bottom of the heat map represent?

This represents the range from highest to lowest buying percentage for all issues shown.

Which issues are represented in the heat map?

Our Market Pathfinder heat maps currently cover only NQ100 issues. If no Pathfinders are identified in an issue (i.e. no participant had at least 75% of their traded share volume in a stock on one side of the market), then the issue will not be shown. It is not uncommon to see fewer than 100 issues on our NQ100 heat maps.

[IIC]

Sold yesterday's junk for 1 gain and 3 losses...No Buys today...Doug

Today's MoMo:

GMTC,EONC,OPTC,NXXI,MOCC,CBST,CVO,EZPW,ATHR,HSKA,V SNT,KEYS

Little Charts

http://trimurl.com/4OU

GMTC
EONC
OPTC
NXXI
MOCC
CBST
CVO
EZPW
ATHR
HSKA
VSNT
KEYS

[IIC]

Heck...I forgot to post yesterday's MoMo...Sorry about that...I'm posting Today's and below that I will post yesterday's.

I made no trades yesterday or today...Doug(IIC)

Today's MoMo:

INB ARTG SMDI HOM CTRN AVNX ISE OCPI EZPW AZK URGI SKP CTCH TRF NENG CRDN IIIN DHIL APAC

Little Charts

http://trimurl.com/4PF

http://trimurl.com/4PG

INB
ARTG
SMDI
HOM
CTRN
AVNX
ISE
OCPI
EZPW
AZK
URGI
SKP
CTCH
TRF
NENG
CRDN
IIIN
DHIL
APAC


Yesterday's MoMo:

ELN COR NENG CTCH LGTY DVSA AVNX GIII JDSU SURG MRVC UHAL AFOP CECE OCPI CBD IFN CHAP OPTC DBRN BMRN CERS

ELN
COR
NENG
CTCH
LGTY
DVSA
AVNX
GIII
JDSU
SURG
MRVC
UHAL
AFOP
CECE
OCPI
CBD
IFN
CHAP
OPTC
DBRN
BMRN
CERS

[IIC]

Not a pretty picture:




My new Favorite Group...Has done well the last 2 days including: SEO UPM SPP LFB BOW

[spikefader]

Not a pretty picture:

Beauty in the eye of the beholder I guess.

[IIC]

Well...You are right Spike...IMO we finished right at 1st level support today...I was not enthused about the A/D volume though...But the 12 (and the 5) A/D Issues could indicate a little reversal here???

BTW...What is the difference on I-Shack between Hotlink For Forums (1) and Hotlink For Forums (2)???...

Been sorta nice this week because I decided no buys after Monday...It's given me a chance to sorta refresh and look at a lot of stuff with no pressure, especially when I did not really like the looks of the market last weekend... Thx...Doug