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  • The whole paper clothing industry is taking its step toward south due to shrinking de

    The whole paper clothing industry is taking its step toward south due to shrinking demand around the world. Look at Textile Industrial (^YHOh809) sector index, it is turning red in the last several trading days. AIN not only in the downtrend industry, but also has more serious problem with higher cost in raw materials. From the RA and TA, AIN is the worst company in the paper clothing industry. With market it red, AIN is the stock you can make cash by shorting. From its TA chart, its next bottom will be around $33-34.

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    • The Paper & Paper Products group's technical rating of E ranks. AIN receives an overa

      The Paper & Paper Products group's technical rating of E ranks. AIN receives an overall rating of D+, which is in the 50th percentile of all stocks in the Investor's Business Daily database. (E is the Lowest and A is the highest). From AIN's 52 high $40, it has strong selling presure, by looking its weekly chart, obviously a downside trend. A good short sell stock to hedge market downside risk.

      IBD Stock Checkup Analysis:
      Albany Intl Corp Cl A receives an overall rating of D+, which is in the 50th percentile of all stocks in the Investor's Business Daily database. The overall rating is calculated using five proprietary ratings that measure each stock's Technical and Fundamental qualities and the Technical and Fundamental qualities of the industry group that it resides in, as well as a rating on the stock's current price attractiveness.

      Albany Intl Corp Cl A receives a Technical Rating of 63, which places it 9th out of 41 stocks in the Paper & Paper Products group.

      Albany Intl Corp Cl A receives a Fundamental Rating of 62, which places it 3rd out of 41 stocks in the Paper & Paper Products group.

      Albany Intl Corp Cl A receives an Attractiveness Rating of 72, placing it 6th out of 41 stocks in its group.

      The Paper & Paper Products group's technical rating of E ranks it in the 9th percentile of the 197 different Investor's Business Daily Industry Groups. The Paper & Paper Products group's fundamental rating is E, ranking it in the 9th percentile of all groups.

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      • spikefader
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2004
        • 7175

        Hey Cash,

        Nice short pick in AIN!

        Today's intraday pivot at 36.74 a very good area to short into. r/r of 10 on the pivot play today.



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        • In RHEO under $4. A 70% cut last Friday due to unsatisfied result of its Phase III tr

          In RHEO under $4. A 70% cut last Friday due to unsatisfied result of its Phase III trail. Do some number and you will see its not risky now to buy. Total outstanding 42M shares and floating only 15M. Last Friday there was 21M shares traded and today has 3 more shares done. under $5 is unshortable and most of shares been sold which means no more shares to sell.

          The unsatified result is due to the unusual placebo group response make the diffence between placebo group and drug testing group not significant. But the drug testing group do show positive results. Since the problem is from the not significant difference, RHEO will redo the trial and will update the data later. RHEO is not a dead fish and just like ELN. I am in it here for a rebounce play. No target yet, but will see.

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          • spikefader
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2004
            • 7175

            ...not risky now to buy....
            May I suggest you rephrase to "not too risky"?
            ....under $5 is unshortable
            Why Cash? Reference please. <$5.00 are shortable with brokers such as IB.
            RHEO is not a dead fish and just like ELN. I am in it here for a rebounce play. No target yet, but will see.
            Chart-wise it has a gap projection target that suggests it's going to zero. This may be a good dead-cat-bounce play but not yet technically sound as a long-term safe hold long.....in my opinion as of today that is

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            • MPS will announce earning Feb 8. It is good time get in now. Look at ACN, its good ea

              MPS will announce earning Feb 8. It is good time get in now. Look at ACN, its good earning is an signal to IT outsourcing industry. My model shows 16 cents for 4Q and total 53 cents for year 2005. I am pretty sure MPS will give a strong guidance for 2006 base on global IT outsourcing trend. $14 is a cheap price for MPS. I am aiming for $16-18 for 3 months.

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              • PSR on MPS is only 0.8. Might attract some value hunters.

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                • WDC and EMC will be the next AMD and INTC. Data storage sector will be the fashion in

                  WDC and EMC will be the next AMD and INTC. Data storage sector will be the fashion in wall street soon. Over the next several years, demand for storage technology should continue to be fueled by the explosive growth of data, and data security and compliance concerns.

                  Despite intense competition and some natural slowdown in EMC's top-line momentum as the revenue base gets larger, the company appears well positioned to make the most of the healthy growth in the storage arena.

                  WDC to gain market share in the mobile hard-drive arena and continue to bring new products to the market through the 2008-2010 period.

                  I am holding EMC and WDC as data storage sector, you can also look at STX and MXO which both of them already up too much. EMC is the best play here.

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                  • Still not late to buy back RES after oilfield sector porfit taken last week. RES will

                    Still not late to buy back RES after oilfield sector porfit taken last week. RES will announce its earning and guidance next week, it will be a big jump. Oilfield sector getting hotter and hotter. It doesn't matter whether oil price goes up or down, oilfield equitments always are demanded. RES is definated worth > $40.

                    Here are all the oilfield stocks, after comparing other companies, you will see RES is the best one base on its TA and cost benifit ratio:

                    BHI DO HAL MS NE RDC RES SLB WHQ SII GSF RIG TKP ESV BJS

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                    • MPS bears by 3 cents.Price up. I believe Analysts will upgrade MPS soon due to MPS's

                      MPS bears by 3 cents.Price up. I believe Analysts will upgrade MPS soon due to MPS's IT outsoursing business and 2006 guidance. My target for MPS is $22.

                      Earnings rose 77 percent to $20 million, or 19 cents per share, from $11.3 million, or 11 cents per share, a year earlier.

                      Analysts on average expected profit of 16 cents per share, according to Reuters Estimates.

                      Revenue rose 1 percent to $425 million, compared with estimates of $431 million.

                      The company said it expected first-quarter revenue of $420 million to $435 million, compared with analysts' estimates of $434 million.

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                      • RES earning announcement tomorrow. RES increase its dividend significantly last month

                        RES earning announcement tomorrow. RES increase its dividend significantly last month. Its 2005 earning will be much higher than 2004. Even though the oilfield pull back due to profit taken, RES is the best company in this field base on its Risk/Return ratio. $27 to RES is too too cheap. I am full loaded here.

                        Also CHB reported a strong earning last Thu with positive guidance in 2006. Share price jumped to $16, followed by profit taken. Time to buy it back again, this is a very solid company with attractive big share appreciation space.

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                        • Last week debate regard whether to rebuild New Orlean city is interesting and relates

                          Last week debate regard whether to rebuild New Orlean city is interesting and relates to fatory-built home industry.

                          IMO, whether the government rebild the New Orlean or not, they must rebuild Louisiana and other states. Last year FNMA gave 200M contract to CHB to ship facory-build home to hurrican area after the Rita and Katrina. Now I believe more contracts will offer to this industry and CHB definately is the largest company in this sector and will directly benifit from the government contracts. CHB worths at least $20, I am holding it tight.

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                          • Research on VTSS, a good buy here.

                            Research on VTSS, a good buy here.

                            Vitesse is showing promise with its Ethernet technology. The segment had another strong quarter, turning in revenue growth of 16% sequentially and more than doubling that of the year-ago period. It has captured about 95% of the market for 5- and 8-gigabit port switches. The unit may well provide $60 million in business in fiscal 2006, which should offset struggling fibre channel and telecom operations.

                            Analysts forecast another deficit in fiscal 2006, but significant improvement over 2005. The company's Ethernet business is poised to grow at about 15% in the year ahead, thanks to the availability of next-generation products. Ethernet over SONET should also continue to be a success for Vitesse and offset soft demand for other networking products. The Networking segment as a whole should grow at a mid-single-digit pace in fiscal 2006.

                            Vitesse Semiconductor Corp. on Monday posted a slightly smaller loss for the fiscal first quarter, as revenue rose during the period. The company narrowed its deficit to $14.1 million, or 6 cents per share, from $17.2 million, or 8 cents, the year before. Setting aside one-time items, its net loss amounted to $7.9 million, or 4 cents per share.

                            Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap last week suggest a buy fro VTSS on its recovering business. "The battered stock of the day that's making a comeback is Vitesse Semiconductor (VTSS:Nasdaq - commentary - research - Cramer's Take), said Cramer, adding that it has great pin action off the upbeat Cisco (CSCO:Nasdaq - commentary - research - Cramer's Take) quarter. "

                            Valueline updated VTSS timeliness to 3 with a highest Technical timing at 1 on Feb 10. valuline holds a target $5.

                            I am in VTSS and aiming for >$4

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                            • RES beats the expectation by 5 cents:

                              RES beats the expectation by 5 cents:

                              RPC, Inc. Reports 2005 Fourth Quarter and Annual Results
                              Wednesday February 15, 7:20 am ET
                              - Revenues for the Fourth Quarter were $117.6 million, an increase of 37.3 Percent over Prior Year
                              - Including a $0.05 per share Income Tax Credit, Diluted EPS for the Fourth Quarter Increased to $0.33

                              Oilfield industry today might have rebounce according to premarket prices in green. Oil price up slightly from yesterday lower than $60. RES with its good earning, should have some big move today.

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                              • Emc

                                EMC
                                Analyst: Rick Summer, CFA
                                Fair Value Estimate: $19
                                Consider Buying Price: $14.70
                                From the Analyst Report: EMC has risen above the competition in the market for storage hardware and software. EMC's strategy has successfully kept the firm at the forefront of an evolving storage industry. Customers' storage requirements have moved beyond mass data repositories to include compliance, continuous data protection, and disaster recovery. These diverse requirements necessitate multiple storage technologies known as tiered storage. Competitors selling single products have to partner with the large storage providers like EMC to be included in the tiered storage solution. We believe that EMC's next phase of growth will be driven by an effective sales channel strategy, furthering penetration into the small and medium enterprise segment. We are big believers in the future growth of this largely untapped segment driven by a need for affordable storage hardware optimized by sophisticated storage management software. We are impressed by EMC's position in the storage industry and believe in the investments the company has made in its sales channels and software products.

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