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(QMNM) (GSPG) Defying Gravity (FXEN) (NOA) (GAIA) (GSI) Great Plays

Monday, June 23rd, 2008

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Sunday Night Stock Scan for June 23rd

QMNM - Talk about MOMENTUM! This stock is $300k dollars short of trading $5 million dollars today. This move has been incredible and although its hard to believe its going to fly too much higher due to its high percentage gains day after day and its need for correction THERE IS SOME REAL support in there and may test towards the .035-.04 range today (but hey then again it could go to .05++!)
QMNM

GSPG from scan breaking out of a nice channel today if it can top last highs should clear .04 with no trouble. This has such a large shareholder base, and for that matter a short base that it very well could.
GSPG

FXEN setting up nicely - I like this consolidation here after it helds yesterdays gains, very bullish in my opinion.

FXEN FX Energy Inc - I’m a buyer if this holds $5.75 range or breaks back through $5.85 for the move/squeeze over $6, I like this consolidation around $5 and breakout from it…

FXEN

GSI grabbed the $2 more of upside I expected, down currently 40 cents off its highs, am looking for .50-$1.00 pull back form that $14 level.

GSI General Steel Holdings Inc - $12 break I’m a buyer only for a quick flip because thats big resistance to break should spike .50-$1.00 + on the break (it has run to spike another $1.00-2 max in my opinion (on this move), after that I’ll be looking for reverse sides for downside potential of $1.00 or so, based on its past it seem as though once it reverses direction it gives back nearly all its gains.

GSI

GAIA - not taking off radar consolidation around this area followed by a $15 break should cause a nice squeeze higher.

GAIA Gaiam Inc beautiful bottom reversal, rather large move on Friday. I want to see this continue but I don’t trust $15 yet, I’d watch for it to dip out of open once it finds support buy on the $15 break. If it holds $15 out of open, go for it and it may put in a good squeeze.

GAIA

NOA - opened much higher than it closed so I didn’t end up touching it, if anyone grabbed a short out of the open near $24 or above, congrats!

NOA North American Energy Partners Inc. This thing has been on cruise control since $10 and has hardlk looked back. This has consolidated the past week around $20 - $21.43 is breakout (52 week highs) if it holds $20.50 I’m a buyer for the $21 break.

NOA

Sunday Night Stock Scan for June 23rd

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

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FXEN FX Energy Inc - I’m a buyer if this holds $5.75 range or breaks back through $5.85 for the move/squeeze over $6, I like this consolidation around $5 and breakout from it…
FXEN

GSI General Steel Holdings Inc - $12 break I’m a buyer only for a quick flip because thats big resistance to break should spike .50-$1.00 + on the break (it has run to spike another $1.00-2 max in my opinion (on this move), after that I’ll be looking for reverse sides for downside potential of $1.00 or so, based on its past it seem as though once it reverses direction it gives back nearly all its gains.
GSI

GAIA Gaiam Inc beautiful bottom reversal, rather large move on Friday. I want to see this continue but I don’t trust $15 yet, I’d watch for it to dip out of open once it finds support buy on the $15 break. If it holds $15 out of open, go for it and it may put in a good squeeze.
GAIA

NOA North American Energy Partners Inc. This thing has been on cruise control since $10 and has hardlk looked back. This has consolidated the past week around $20 - $21.43 is breakout (52 week highs) if it holds $20.50 I’m a buyer for the $21 break.
NOA

SDTH Shengda Tech Inc $20 proves four times to be tough resistance - (March and May) - if it can break it should squeeze another $1.00 or so, otherwise if it can’t seems to always fall right back down to the $8 level (keep this in mind if it shows weakness)
SDTH

SNS The Steak n Shake Company - I’m a buyer on the $7 break for potential squeeze towards $8 where there’s heavy resistance
SNS

Tuesday Night Stock Screener for Wednesday the 21st of May

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

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DBLE - Double Eagle Pete & Mining Co has some abnormal volume today, watching for the $19 break, its attempted a few times but upon breaking will probably squeeze to the $20-22 level. Worth a watch for the break
DBLE

FXEN
FX Energy Inc - volume beginning to pick up in addition to higher lows. With higher lows (meaning last lows were $4 and thats where it consolidated, this time $4.50 was the lows and that’s where it consolidated) which is a bullish sign and on the break of $5.50 this could turn into a multi day move towards $7 if it gains momentum.
FXEN

ITMN - Intermune Inc - I like this chart because it fills the gap back to April 1st on today’s dip and came back hard signaling a potential bottom in place. This may be a nice reversal stock and head back towards $20 over the next 2-4 weeks.
ITMN

NINE - Ninetowns Internet Tech Group had a nice spike followed by a correction, brief consolidation and its ready for the next move up. This can easily see $3-3.50+ on the $2.75 break.
NINE

QTWW - Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide, Inc. from THIS SCAN “QTWW - 3 to 4 attempts to break $1.50, failed each time, watch for the $1.50 break to squeeze towards $1.75-2 range.” It’s now above $2 and may continue its squeeze towards $2.50-3 but may want to consolidate first around the $2 level first
QTWW

ROYL good volume here for trading - each day it sells off from the high of day but continues the next, so I’d watch for the run out of open tomorrow and if it can’t break $6 watch for the short, if it can (and it has been known to have multi week runs in the past) it may be at the base of a large move
ROYL



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