IIC's Winners Watchlists

[B.J]

Just sent ***** your way, Doug

[IIC]

Just sent ***** your way, Doug

Thanks...But to be honest...I'm not really all that upset and I'm not gonna lose any sleep over it...I'm just a regular guy who knows some things about investing and I like to share...I know a lot of people who don't agree with me...No problem...But a One??? I just wonder why???

Speak up whoever you are!

[IIC]

Morning Movers: AOB BIDU MOGN CAKE MOVI JOBS IPII PEIX DXPE GROW GEOI GSS CSCO SHPGY CNTF EZM RGLD DNDN HEES

I have to hit the road right after the open...hope to catch the close.

One of my holdings, ICOC, should hold up well in this carnage...Also like USEG...Doug

[IIC]

Today's MoMo:

Didn't take long to run today's scan....LOL...Actually it doesn't take any less time when there are so few...I just click a button anyway...IIC

WILC,ININ,AOB,HSR,IFO,UFPT,JOBS,ENG,EMIS,ELOY,NTO

Little Charts:

http://trimurl.com/58K

WILC
ININ
AOB
HSR
IFO
UFPT
JOBS
ENG
EMIS
ELOY
NTO

[IIC]

What a cr*ppy day...here are some A/D/U's

IBD 100... 8/92/0
IIC 100... 17/83/0
POTY... 5/21/0
IIC Top 10 Under $10... 1/9/0
IIC/IBD Combo List... 2/18/0

And here is today...

IBD 100... 7/93/0...Worse than yesterday
IIC 100... 10/90/0...Worse than yesterday
POTY... 6/20/0...Worse than yesterday
IIC Top 10 Under $10... 2/8/0...Better than yesterday
IIC/IBD Combo List... 2/18/0...Same as yesterday

[IIC]

Whoa!!!...I just ran the IIC 100 for next week...Major changes...I couldn't believe some of them till I investigated to find out why...Will post over the weekend...Shades of CYD...Nothing lasts forever...However...I did call a Climax top on the chats at 202...IIC

[IIC]

Maybe I should become a buy and hold guy?

01-01-2004, 11:09 AM
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HANS
HANS...Not one to pawn the wife's wedding ring over but look at the pennant...it is running long major resistance at 8.45. Couldn't stay over it yesterday. The group stinks but this one has the highest RS in the group (86).

I'll put it on my "B" list

[IIC]

Shades of ERS and CYD!!! After moving into the NUMBER 1 spot on the IIC 100 on September 12, 2005 HANS drops off the list completely. During that time HANS increased in price by 253%. It seemed odd that it didn't qualify when I ran the scan yesterday...But there was one minimum criteria that it missed by a hair.

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 5/15/06

GIGM SMDI NTRI FMCN TSCM BTU TTI RACK LDSH GGY MTW AKAM ARD JOYG JOBS GLG DRQ ATHR NTG BGC ININ ASPV ICTG BUCY STKL ACLI SMSI ICE ECHO ADM RATE DTLK TRN GMXR ARTG QLTY NUAN RES GOL TWGP FIX XPRSA CBJ CTRP GFI TACT ACI WFT SWW IVAC EME NIHD HEES SPN TRID DO ALY DSGX MNST PRFT ECLG LIFC OXPS EGY PWR HOLX NETC BOOM SLB NXY WLSC SWB GLBL OMCL CMG THE SUPX IRN BHI LNDC CHIC ICLR KEYS CAM WEBM SWSI JLG VECO AIR EDGW SIRF IFSIA CTSH CXG HP CPSS FORM HAL NFLX INSU

Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100

ADM ARD BOOM BTU CTSH DRQ FORM GOL ICE JOBS JOYG LIFC OXPS RATE RES SWSI TTI TWGP WFT XPRSA

Added this week: ADM ARD JOBS LIFC XPRSA

Deleted from last week: ABAX DXPE GLG HANS NSSC

This week there are 20...Last week there were 20...Of the 20...
3 were up and 17 were down.

There are 26 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

For the week starting 3/6/06 there were 2 up 10 dn

For the week starting 3/13/06 there were 5 up 2 dn

For the week starting 3/20/06 there were 6 up 2 dn

For the week starting 3/27/06 there were 6 up 4 dn

For the week starting 4/3/06 there were 8 up 3 dn

For the week starting 4/10/06 there were 4 up 7 dn

For the week starting 4/17/06 there were 9 up 2 dn

For the week starting 4/24/06 there were 6 up 9 dn

For the week starting 5/1/06 there were 15 up 2 dn

For the week starting 5/8/06 there were 3 up 17 dn

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

[IIC]

Another waste of taxpayer's money IMO...IIC

Oil Tax Is Likely to Appear on Ballot

Organizers turn in 1.2 million signatures in support of an extraction levy on California crude.
By Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
May 13, 2006



Supporters of a ballot initiative that would slap a $400-million-a-year extraction tax on California oil producers submitted almost 1.2 million signatures to state election officials Friday, virtually assuring that the measure would go before voters in November.

Winning a place on the ballot for the proposed tax — which is designed to raise money for research and development of alternative fuels — could set the stage for one of the more costly initiative campaigns in state history. The initiative needs 598,105 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot.


The California Clean Air Campaign, bankrolled by Hollywood producer Steve Bing, Silicon Valley venture capitalists and pro-environment corporate executives, has collected $4.2 million and is likely to spend tens of millions of dollars campaigning for the initiative, spokeswoman Julie Buckner said.

Oil companies and their allies in the California Chamber of Commerce and other business groups are expected to spend at least that much to fight the proposal.

"This is worth a lot of money to us," said Jack Coffey, government affairs manager for San Ramon, Calif.-based Chevron Corp., which last week abandoned its effort to get an initiative on the ballot that would have limited oil company liability in some water pollution lawsuits.

The coalition-backed initiative would impose a tax on every barrel of oil produced within California or pumped from wells on state lands offshore. The tax rate would increase as oil prices rise, topping out at 6%. California produces about 773,000 barrels of oil a day, and backers estimate that the tax would raise at least $4 billion over 10 years if oil prices stay above $60 a barrel.

Proceeds from the tax would be earmarked for research, development and production of alternative vehicle fuels such as ethanol, biodiesel and hydrogen.

Opponents contend that a wellhead tax on California crude would discourage domestic oil production and make the state more dependent on foreign imports. They say the tax probably would be passed on to consumers as higher prices at the pump.

Proponents counter that the initiative's wording specifically prohibits producers from adding the tax to retail prices.

Oil prices, they say, are set on an international market that consumes 85 million barrels a day and shouldn't be affected by a tax collected only in California.

The measure has attracted support from Silicon Valley venture capitalists interested in financing research into commercially viable alternatives to fossil fuels. Three partners at the Menlo Park, Calif., firm of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers have contributed $2.2 million to put the initiative on the ballot.

The measure is attracting other wealthy backers such as Robert Fisher, chairman of Gap Inc., and Wendy Schmidt, wife of Google Inc. Chief Executive Eric Schmidt.

The opposition campaign committee, Californians Against Higher Taxes, fears that the venture capitalists and other business executives could gain control of the new state agency that would distribute the money raised by the new tax.

"There are no checks and balances about where the money goes," spokesman Al Lundeen said.

The drive to boost alternative-fuel research by taxing oil companies is likely to be popular with California motorists upset over paying the highest gas prices of any state except Hawaii. The statewide average is $3.374 a gallon, according to the latest AAA survey.

"Based on the polling that we've been doing, people seem to be willing to pay, to make sacrifices if they know it means a cleaner environment," said Mark Baldassare, director of research at the Public Policy Institute of California in San Francisco.

"At this point in time, having the oil companies pay is not going to be something that concerns people."

[IIC]

In case you forgot to get your mother a present ...Feel free to print out this little certificate suitable for framing...IIC

[Rob]

That's Just Great

Supporters of a ballot initiative that would slap a $400-million-a-year extraction tax on California oil producers submitted almost 1.2 million signatures to state election officials Friday, virtually assuring that the measure would go before voters in November.

Obviously the poor sods don't realize that corporations do not pay taxes, they merely collect them and pass them on to the governement.

"No matter what anyone may say about making the rich
and the corporations pay taxes, in the end they come out
of the people who toil."—Calvin Coolidge

[IIC]

Since the market is in the cr*pper I decided to throw up another website today instead of looking at charts...Still needs quite a bit of work but feel FREE to take a look...Thx...Doug(IIC)

http://FreeLinksOnline.com

PS...How come I can throw up a site in an hour and it takes the VTP months to put up a "COMING SOON" message??????

[spikefader]

Since the market is in the cr*pper I decided to throw up another website today instead of looking at charts...Still needs quite a bit of work but feel FREE to take a look...Thx...Doug(IIC)

http://FreeLinksOnline.com

PS...How come I can throw up a site in an hour and it takes the VTP months to put up a "COMING SOON" message??????

Nice!

You and I think alike sometimes. A free stuff blog is on my list of 'to dos' We'll have to do a link exchange if I ever get around to it.

[IIC]

Nice!

You and I think alike sometimes. A free stuff blog is on my list of 'to dos' We'll have to do a link exchange if I ever get around to it.

Actually...I have all kinds of sites in various states of disarray...LOL...The one I make the most on is a dating site...However, The idea I am working on is to have about 100 sites that take little or no maintenance that each pull in about 200 bux a month. Some of my sites are tied together as they lead from one to another...those are Biz Opp type sites...I also have things set up so I can produce ezines and send them out with a click to as many as sign up....I also have online gaming, credit/loans and have a site geared towards college students ready to go in late August...Doug

[ParkTwain]

Obviously the poor sods don't realize that corporations do not pay taxes, they merely collect them and pass them on to the governement.

Well, yes, but only if that company actually makes and sells something that somebody wants to buy. Otherwise, the company *does* pay the tax, or permit, or fee, or whatever.