Dow Jones 13778.65 +19.59 1:32 pm PDT, September 25, 2007 NASDAQ 2683.45 +15.50 For info, visit access.smallcapnetwork.com S & P 500 1517.21 -0.52 Change your subscription status here Russell 2000 803.00 -2.80 VOLUME 07 : ISSUE 90 Spicy Pickle Up & Running  Before I forget, I want to remind you about the Spicy Pickle's (OTCBB: SPKL) web video available simply by clicking the nearby image. From the feedback we've gotten so far, the short video has been very helpful for investors, adding any remaining details we couldn't get to in Saturday's profile. Remember, it's only a small investment of your time (the video is less than 10 minutes long), but could be one of the best investments you make all year.  Anyway, here we are - two days after we launched our coverage. In a nutshell, SPKL is off to a great start.  When I saw the stock gap higher on Monday morning, I wasn't sure what to think. I don't mind gaps...I don't particularly want them, but I don't mind them. My worry was whether or not SPKL was going to take off and instantaneously be out of reach for anybody who wanted in. Fortunately, the stock found a comfort level between 75 and 85 cents on Monday, and that range was even smaller (and more bullish) on Tuesday, and it seems as if there's some support around 75 cents. So where to from here?  I have to say I'm fairly impressed. With Monday's big move higher, I'm sure it was tempting for all those owners who bought shares at 50 cents (or even less than that) to go ahead and lock in a big gain, which would have driven the chart much lower. They didn't though. In fact, we saw a few more buyers pile in today..even more than with Friday's big rally. The stock closed out the trading session slightly higher than yesterday.  I'd like to see a higher high sometime this week to really add some solidity to the stock's recent run. All things considered though, investors seem quite OK with the big jump so far. As far as the gap is concerned, if it does indeed get closed, I view that as another entry opportunity. At this point, however, I wouldn't be shocked if it never got closed.    Overstock Overbought?  I don't know whether I should celebrate or gripe. I'm thrilled our Overstock.com (NASDAQ: OSTK) pick from September 7th is already up by more than 20%. I just wish it would have gotten from there to here at a little slower pace. Sound crazy? I don't entirely disagree, but here's my thinking...  The result of the big, quick move is a very overbought chart, and we were somewhat overbought to begin with. (I'm using stochastics as my overbought indicator.) It's not like being overbought is a sure-fire recipe for a pullback, but it doesn't exactly help. We've also seen a high right around $28.00 over the last three days. Is there something significant about this level? Not that I can tell, but the uptrend seems to be taking a break there all the same.  So, I think the right way to play it is prepare for the worst, and assume the best. In this case, even the 'worst' isn't all that bad. I think a slide all the way back to the 38.2% retracement line would be a much-deserved breather. Unless that $26.65 level failed to act as support, it really wouldn't worry me. In fact, it may well be a decent second-chance entry for those so inclined.  On the other side of the chart, I believe breaking past the short-term ceiling of $28.00 could be a bullish catalyst...at least enough of one to get us up to our target of $30.20. I mentioned the possibility of ignoring the target and letting it run as long as it could. Based on the speed and size of this gain though, now I'm thinking we should just leave well enough alone, and leave the suggested target as is. If it continues to run past that mark, we can always buy it on a dip later.    BioCurex Advisor Honored  It's becoming clear why BioCurex (OTCBB: BOCX) is really starting to turn a few heads within the medical community - they have some of the brightest people in the industry involved in their work.  The latest round of evidence comes from the International Society for Oncodevelopmental Biology and Medicine (ISOBM) conference...the one we were discussing only a few days ago where Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT) finally unveiled their success with BioCurex's RECAF cancer marker. Dr. Stewart Sell, a member of BioCurex's scientific advisory board, was presented with the ISOBM-Abbott award. He was chosen based on his lifetime work in cancer research, immunology, and stem cell research.  Dr. Sell's background is impressive to say the least, and it was far from the first honor bestowed in him.  While congratulations are in order, something else now really sticks out thanks to the announcement...BioCurex has a lot of brilliant people on their team. That's nothing new, and certainly isn't the kind of thing that's going to make the stock jump tomorrow. However, I do think it's critical to the long-term success of a stock to have the right leadership in place. (After all, if the biotechnology doesn't work, what's the point?)  By the way, it's not the first time a BioCurex advisory board member has won the ISOBM-Abbott award. The two gentlemen who discovered the first two ever-known cancer markers are also on BioCurex's scientific advisory board. Coincidence? I doubt it.  Anyway, here's the complete news release.    Titan Global - Still Going  It's almost become surreal how rapidly Titan Global (OTCBB: TTGL) is expanding, with its stock in tow. I really hope you got on board when we first suggested it back in January, or at least when we reiterated it in early August. The stock is up about 80% since our first look, and may be on the verge of yet another bullish leg.  Take a look at the action since the 16th of August. That was not only the market's bottom, but also the beginning of a recovery for TTGL following a huge washout day on the 15th. I plotted some Fibonacci lines starting with those lows, and extended them all the way up to September 6th's peak of $2.20. As long as that first retracement level holds near $1.87 (which it has so far), I think everything is going to be fine. That retracement level is likely to be a factor until....  ...we see a move past $2.20. TTGL revisited that high again last week, and has toyed with it everyday since then. We've not yet seen a trade above that level, but I feel that we will eventually. Why? This stock has made a habit of stair-stepping its way to higher highs....up, then sideways, up, then sideways. The 20 day moving average seems to be the uptrend's restart point. The catalyst for this recent push? There's certainly not been a lack of news from Titan, but I think this latest round of buying interest was inspired by the conference all from Thursday, September 20th, and the news from Friday, September 21st. If you missed that press release, basically, Titan Communications is now going to utilize Appco's convenience stores as retail outlets for wireless phones and pre-paid calling cards. That was no surprise - multiple uses of distribution channels has been their goal for quite some time. 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