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VOLUME 06: ISSUE 90
Whatever
Happened To....
With
all the new trading ideas we've been finding for you, we haven't had much
of a chance to revisit some of older ones. Well that's going to change
today though, as we review some of the names we haven't touched on in a
while. We think you may find some renewed opportunity now that the earnings
dust is starting to settle. No need for chatter - let's just dig right
in.
Will
The Third Time Be The Charm For Clearly Canadian?
Are
Clearly
Canadian Beverage Corp. (OTCBB:
CCBEF) shares establishing a triple-bottom? We think they might be,
although only time will really tell. The 20 day moving average line (blue)
appears to have guided the stock lower after it topped out in June at $4.55,
but over the course of the last three months, we've also observed a support
floor (orange) between $2.10 and $2.20.
Even
though we think the resistance at the 20 day line would be the most immediate
worry for the bulls, we also think there's more brewing at the $2.10 area
than a mere coincidence. After all, this downtrend has had three chances
to push shares under that line, with the third attempt still in the works.
Like we said, only time can really tell where this chart is headed next,
but we'd be amiss if we didn't at least offer the idea that a triple-bottom
here could possibly lead to a recovery effort. If it is indeed a triple-bottom
- and we think we should know within a handful of days - then we feel it
could make the current level an attractive entry area for so-inclined speculators.
Tech,
Tech, and More Tech
You
know how we've said recently a company's performance isn't always necessarily
reflected on its stock's chart? We think On The Go Technologies
(OTCBB: ONGO) may be
a fine example of the idea. However, we also know the disconnection
is rarely permanent - an important idea, we feel, for anyone interested
in ONGO shares.
What
got our attention? Big buying volume on Thursday, apparently out of nowhere.
We saw 172,000 shares exchange hands that day, which was the single biggest
volume day we've ever seen for On The Go. With shares moving up by 12.7%
on that high volume, we think something significant could be going on.
In
the interest of a complete opinion, we still think this stock includes
substantial risk. And, a quick glance at its recent history verifies the
concern, as the chart has moved from $10 in June to 89 cents as of today.
However, in our opinion, the best time to own shares can be when hardly
anyone else seems interested. Fundamentally,
the company is making positive strides, so a potential catalyst is
in place. And, we feel there may be other buyers just biding their time
to scoop up a stock that's 90% lower than where it was just five months
ago, especially if the company can continue to build on its trend towards
profitability. While there's still some technical damage that would need
to be undone, we feel On The Go's recent leveling off at new lows could
provide risk-tolerant speculators an interesting opportunity.
Commerce
Planet (OTCBB: CPNE)
has actually been covered pretty well of late, so we don't want to be repetitive.
But, there are a couple of things about the chart we feel are well worth
noting...regardless of their incredible revenue and earnings performance.
First,
and perhaps foremost, the 50 day moving average (orange) may well be the
line in the sand for some traders. Although shares traded under that level
briefly over the last three weeks, by and large, we think it's held up
as support. In our opinion, this bodes well for the stock. And it doesn't
hurt that they saw
big earnings and revenue increases last quarter, which we've seen prod
some buying in the past. Second, for shorter-term traders, we feel
the 3x3 displaced moving average (blue) has been an effective tool to spot
all the chart transitions from 'zig' to 'zag'. Currently, it's at $1.48,
versus shares being at $1.45. We think it's a tool worth utilizing if you
have a charting program with the feature.
Our
Web2
Corp. (OTCBB: WBTO)
profile was only issued
a few weeks ago because, for all practical purposes, the company was
only launched a few weeks ago. Although the stock has been trading since
2004, the company was still building its revenue modules until very recently.
In fact, we covered the beginnings of their Chamber
of E-Commerce, and ByIndia.com.
What's
that got to do with anything? If you're hesitant to buy the stock of a
company with no revenue, we can't say we entirely blame you. But on the
flip side, we also have to point out that may not be the situation with
Web2 Corp. anymore - the company is up and running now. If you liked the
direction Web2 Corp. was headed in our
other commentary, and if you think those fundamentals will eventually
show up in the stock's trading level, then we feel the current price of
about $1 may be attractive to you. It's at the lower end of the short-term
range, and close to being an all-time low.
Sporting
Goods, From Boards to Boats
Execute
Sports (OTCBB: EXCS),
in our opinion, remains one of the better opportunities out there for speculators.
We've watched the company develop
some major partnerships, acquire all sorts of talented
people, and go
out and grow revenue. Yet, this stock hasn't gotten much if any
love this year. Well, we're not saying things have changed just yet for
the stock, but there's a noticeable shift in volume...to the buying side.
On the nearby chart, we're now seeing a lot more (and taller) green volume
bars. Does somebody know something? Could be, or maybe the right investors
have finally started seeing the same things we've been seeing.
The
potential trump card, we feel, is resistance again at the 20 day moving
average line (purple). It's at 6.1 cents right now, compared to EXCS's
trading level of 4 cents. All the same, our take is that it's an opportunity
at least worth monitoring.
Xtreme
Companies (OTCBB: XTME)
shares may not have had the strongest summer, but if this stock fell off
your radar, we think you might want to consider putting it back on. While
XTME hasn't had much luck in moving higher again just yet, it's not falling
anymore...which we think is at least a good start on the road to a rebound.
The 3.5 cent area seems to be the happy medium between the sellers and
buyers right now.
So
why our renewed interest in what looks like a sideways trend? There are
some underlying things happening that got our attention. In October we
saw a relatively big 'accumulation' day, and then another one in November.
And for the first time in months, we're starting to see meaningful trading
activity above the 50 day line (blue). Subtle, and arguable? Yes to both.
However, we still think it's worth watching to see if anything comes of
it. After all, this performance-boat company appears to have a viable
turn-around plan in the works.
Last
But Not Least, Today's Only Biotech
BioCurex
Inc. (OTVBB: BOCX)
shares may finally be in a bullish mode again, at least from our interpretation
of the chart. From our point of view, the higher highs and higher lows
framed by the blue support and resistance lines on the nearby chart suggest
this stock could be getting primed for a recovery. Granted, the trip back
and forth between those lines could make you seasick, but on the other
hand, this is probably the kind of chart most 'traders' live for. Note
that almost every reversal within that framework has coincided with a stochastically
overbought or oversold situation. If the pattern is still in place, then
we feel it's possible the recent support at the lower line could be providing
an attractive opportunity.
What's
not quite as evident on the chart is the longer-term support we've observed
around the 50 cent level. Not only was it the absolute bottom so far for
2006 (not once, but twice), we also saw BOCX bottom there twice in 2004.
Based on the history this stock seems to have with that line, it's possible
that the July and August lows at the same mark could have even bigger bullish
implications than the short-term trading range we've plotted.
There
are a few more companies we've still got on our radar that we didn't have
space to cover today, so look for those in an upcoming edition. In the
meantime, have a great weekend!
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Your
Advocacy Requested in the War on Cancer
As
many of you may know, one of our profiled companies, CEL-SCI (AMEX:
CVM), has developed an amazingly effective cancer treatment called
Multikine. In Phase I and Phase II testing, the treatment has been proven
to be very effective.
Unfortunately,
Multikine has yet to be approved for Phase III trials in the United States
- the final phase in the FDA approval process. It has been waiting on Phase
III approval for 22 month. By comparison, the Canadian equivalent to the
FDA approved Phase III trials just two months after filing the request.
In
the meantime, U.S. cancer patients whose only hope may be Multikine are
dying, having never even been able to attempt the experimental treatment.
They're dying while waiting on a bureaucracy to just allow a wider-scale,
more in-depth Phase III trials.
Whether
or not you own, or plan to own, CEL-SCI shares is irrelevant. This isn't
about money. This is about medical progress that can possibly save lives....perhaps
that of a family member, perhaps yours.
There
is something you can do.
Click
here for specific details on the situation, and tolearn how to write
in to the FDA Commissioner and urge a rapid decision on Phase III testing.
Immune
Response Extends Warrant Time Frame
Immune
Response (OTCBB: IMNR)
announced this week the second set of warrants, issued through their March
financing, would be extended past their original expiration date of November
30th. The same warrants will now expire on March 1st, 2007.
This
tranche of warrants - the second set established by the deal set up earlier
in the year - could potentially inject $12,000,000 into the company's operating
fund via the sale of up to 600 million shares, at 2 cents each. Each share
issued through the warrants would be a newly issued share, adding to the
current float of about 850 million shares.
As
for what it means to investors, click
here to read our opinion.
Healthcare
Stocks Not Looking Too Healthy To Us
Although
slightly off our beaten path of 'strictly small cap', we thought this observation
could still possibly make you - or at least save you - some money.....we
don't think healthcare is such a great place to be right now.
This
sector is dragging the bottom in the 2-week and 1-month time frames. It's
only ahead of two other sectors (energy and utilities) in a 3-month timeframe,
and is next to last in the 52-week performance column. A chart of the S&P
Healthcare Sector Index (HCX) verified our suspicions. Click
here to take a look.
Note
that there is one major exception to this broad healthcare weakness, but
you'll have to click the link to see what it is.
Commerce
Planet Nails Earnings Three-Peat
Well,
as we expected, Commerce Planet (OTCBB:
CPNE) saw a huge earnings increase.....again.
The
Planet finally released the news on Monday morning. They saw $9.7 million
in sales in their Q3, with $3.1 million in profits. For the same quarter
last year, they only posted $1.7 million in sales, and lost $2.1 million.
Equally
impressive is the increase in margin. Clearing $1.4 million on $7 million
in sales last quarter translates into a margin of 20%. The $3.1 million
in cleared earnings on 9.7 million in sales this quarter means profit margins
went to 32%. Wow!
For
the full details, click
here.
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