IIC's Winners Watchlists

[Lyehopper]

bot NRPH.......

Ahhhhh! my favorite short. That I never made any money on.... DRAT!

[IIC]

0ut PSYS +.26

[IIC]

trim VSEA +.58

[IIC]

0ut PSYS +.26

looks like I sold PSYS too soon...but I'm just gunslinging today

[peanuts]

trim VSEA +.58

Let the rest of that run! You've got a good'n, Doug. Nice trade!

[Lyehopper]

...but I'm just gunslinging today

I'm doin' a little of that today myself.... Sure as heck beats "today" five years ago don't it Doug-E-Fresh? I had ulsers on my ulsers....

Nice play on NRPH DUDE!

[IIC]

out NRPH

[IIC]

ICOC sure makin' me happy

[IIC]

Don't ya just love it when you see my stocks go up right after I sell 'em?

[IIC]

trim VSEA +.58

sold the rest of VSEA...avg'd .60

[IIC]

Current holdings and price paid:

ABAX 22.00 ICOC 6.01 (avg. on 5 buys) both in May

STEC 7.50 bot yesterday

[IIC]

I have been accused of throwing spaghetti up against a wall to see what sticks...I actually felt like that's what I was doing today...worked out though

[IIC]

TOP STORIES
US STOCKS RALLY, FUELED BY DROP IN CRUDE PRICE

Stocks advance, helped by another drop in oil prices that sent crude below $65 a barrel. The good news on the oil front, as well as a solid profit report from Goldman Sachs, outweighs concerns a wider-than-forecast trade deficit and reports of foiled attack by Islamic militants on the U.S. Embassy in Damascus. DJIA adds 107 points and Nasdaq edges higher.
HEWLETT-PACKARD CHAIRMAN TO STEP DOWN

Patricia Dunn, who came under fire for the tactics used to investigate boardroom leaks, will step down as chairman Jan. 18. H-P says CEO Hurd, will succeed Dunn, who will remain on board. Keyworth, whose leaks started the investigation, steps down from board. Shares gain 2%. See full coverage.
APPLE UNVEILS NEW IPODS, DISNEY DOWNLOADS

Company announces a revamped lineup of iPod devices, introduces a new version of iTunes that includes movies and videogames, and shows off a product that links the computer to the TV. Apple shares edge lower.
BRISTOL-MYERS CEO DOLAN TO LEAVE COMPANY

He and drug maker's general counsel will leave the firm after a federal monitor urges their dismissal. Board member James Cornelius is named interim CEO. Bristol intends to keep dividend flat in 2007. Shares gain 3%.
GOLDMAN SACHS 3Q NET FALLS 1.4%

Brokerage reports net income of $1.59 billion, or $3.26 a share. Earnings excluding items of $3.45 trump analysts' mean estimate of $2.97. Revenue rises 2% to $7.46 billion. Results may hint at an industry slowdown from recent record times. Shares gain 4%.
GM SHARES HIT 52-WEEK HIGH

Car maker's stock climbs 4% amid falling oil prices and hopes the company's turnaround strategy is working. Shares in rival Ford gain 3%, hitting their highest level since October.
OPPENHEIMER SETTLES BIAS SUIT

Company agrees to pay $85,500 to settle EEOC lawsuit alleging discriminatory behavior in its hiring practices. As part of settlement, company agrees to target women in recruiting and hiring efforts and provide anti-discrimination training.
LAWYER TO CONTINUE FIGHT FOR SEC FILES

A former attorney for the SEC says he will continue to press the agency for documents related to an insider trading case and his dismissal from the SEC, following the agency's denial of his request for the records.
ANOTHER MANIPULATION PROBE FOR BP

California Sen. Feinstein says Justice Department is investigating the oil firm on charges of manipulating the crude market in the wake of BP decisions regarding Prudhoe Bay output. Senators take their turn lashing at the company for pipeline problems.
US TRADE GAP HITS RECORD IN JULY

U.S. trade balance widens to $68.04 billion from $64.82 billion in June as the price of foreign oil climbs to a record and exports slip for the first time in five months. Economists expected a deficit of $65.5 billion.
EIA, IEA LOWER OIL-DEMAND VIEWS

Energy Information Administration trims 2006 forecast for world oil demand by 100,000 barrels a day to 85 million barrels, 1.4% above 2005 use. International Energy Agency also cuts demand forecast, but appears likely to revise back up.
MAN CONSIDERING BID FOR SCANIA

Man may make a pitch for Swedish rival Scania, say people close to the matter, in what would be a bold move to consolidate the European market for heavy commercial vehicles and diesel engines. Scania has a market cap of $9.6 billion.
SEC PROBES DAIMLER ON BUSINESS PRACTICES

Agency expects a current or former executive board member at DaimlerChrysler to take responsibility amid investigations into illegal business practices, says a person familiar with the situation. Probe has lasted more than 2 years.
BEST BUY RALLIES; 2Q NET CLIMBS 22%

Shares jump 9% as electronics retailer earns $230 million, or 47c a share, as revenue rises 13% to $7.6 billion. Analysts expected EPS of 44c on revenue of $7.54 billion. Company backs fiscal 2007 earnings forecast.
FCC CHIEF FACES HARD QUESTIONS IN CONFIRMATION HEARING

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin faces tough questioning from Senate lawmakers who are considering whether to confirm him to another five-year term on the agency.
DELL RE-EVALUATES BUSINESS MODEL

CEO Rollins says Dell is re-evaluating its business model in U.S. and Europe. He adds Dell will roll out more products, grow in emerging markets and hire 60 designers. Dell also unveils new products and Chairman Michael Dell reiterates support for CEO. Shares edge up.
HEALTHSOUTH OWES SCRUSHY $17M

Amount is just over half the $32 million in legal fees he sought from his former company as he successfully fought off charges of directing a $2.7 billion fraud at the rehabilitation chain. Scrushy owes HealthSouth $47.8 million, plus interest.
WALL STREET FIRMS SEEK COURT OK OF BAWAG SETTLEMENT

Pacific Investment Management and RH Capital sued Austria's fourth-largest bank on behalf of Refco stockholders and bondholders ask a judge to quickly approve a $108 million settlement, saying they're worried the bank's finances could deteriorate.
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT VS TALISMAN OVER SUDAN

Federal judge throws out a lawsuit against Talisman Energy that had alleged the Canadian energy company conspired or aided Sudan's government in crimes against civilians in order to protect its oil interests.

[IIC]

Today's MoMo:

AVNC, OMRI, LTS, AP, NTPA, CBEY, NGPS, CHDX, MFB, IBIS, DECK, COGO, AXTI, ICOC, WEBX, FCSE, SWHC, ELOY, SYX, CPY, MDTH, BRLC, DTLK, Q, NUHC, KGC, PZA, BTJ

Little Charts:

http://trimurl.com/73B

http://trimurl.com/73C

AVNC
OMRI
LTS
AP
NTPA
CBEY
NGPS
CHDX
MFB
IBIS
DECK
COGO
AXTI
ICOC
WEBX
FCSE
SWHC
ELOY
SYX
CPY
MDTH
BRLC
DTLK
Q
NUHC
KGC
PZA
BTJ

[IIC]

"In order to inflict the most pain on investors, a mild rally during Sept/Oct would get everyone excited for a rollicking yearend rally that may not materialize." - Paul J. Nolte

Who knows???