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ATI (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 29, 2004 - During the
past ninety days, analyst estimates for FY 2004 have risen from -1.60 to
-.53, FY 2005 estimates have risen from -.51 to .80. This quarter's estimates
rose from -.34 to .09. This positive shift in consensus estimates is a
bullish indication for the stock... Read More
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CPTV (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 27, 2004 - Captiva helps
to streamline the process of capturing data and delivering it in a useful
form. They provide platforms that will automatically fetch and convert data
from electronic and paper forms... Read More
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TTMI (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 26, 2004 - TTMI's
competitor, MERX, recently announced poor earnings. The earnings that were
reported failed even to meet management's preannouncement expectations, which
were announced in May. Both events significantly hurt TTMI's share price. The
three-day low following the preannouncement was 18% below the close preceding
the announcement. Likewise, the MERX's earnings announcement preceded a 20%
three-day decline. Read More
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MESA (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 22, 2004 - Our
fundamental price target for the stock is $13.6/share. This is equivalent to
a forward P/E ratio of 10, which we feel is appropriate given the prospects
for growth, and the risks... Read More
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DRL (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 20, 2004 - DRL appears
to be significantly undervalued. Based on our analyses of the management, the
historic revenue growth, the historic earnings growth, the prospects for
growth, recent analyst revisions, the current mean investor's profile, the
stock's valuations, and the competitive landscape, we expect the stock to
trade up significantly in the coming year... Read More
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JOSB (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 19, 2004 - JOSB has is
well positioned in terms of financial stability, trades at low valuations,
and has turned the corner in terms of revenue growth. We are very bullish on
the stock. Read More
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CAMD (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 15, 2004 - California
Micro Devices (CAMD) appears to be undervalued. Management's recent
initiatives have paid off, leaving the company in a favorable competitive
position with great prospects for growth and a stable financial positioning.
However, the market seems yet to realize this. The company is currently
trading with a very low valuation. Read More
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SNDK (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 13, 2004 - Sandisk has
strong product lines that are exposed to several growth technology markets,
including digital cameras, multimedia cellular phones, and USB flash drives.
Historic growth rates have been strong, and management decisions appear to
have been well made. The company benefits from multiple... Read More
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CHK (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 12, 2004 - Amongst a
group of other stocks, we mentioned CHK as a bullish play in this week's EAKL
article. However, we feel that the stock is sufficiently favorably poised to
warrant a place in the COTW... Read More
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AH (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 8, 2004 - Armor Holdings, Inc (AH) is a provider
of security systems, and the training and support necessary to operate them.
The company produces products for governments, corporations, and
individuals... Read More
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CBO (short)
Larry Swing - Jul 6, 2004 - From 04/27/2004 to 05/10/2004, CBO
crashed from 25.09 to 23.20. Volume during this decline was very high... Read More
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NEXM (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 5, 2004 - NEXM has broken out of a trading range,
and now has very bullish technical studies... Read More
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MSFT (long)
Larry Swing - Jul 1, 2004 - Over the past three years, Microsoft's
stock has proceeded through three phases. During the first of these, MSFT was
highly correlated with the NASDAQ and had an alpha near zero; during the
second, MSFT was highly correlated with the NASDAQ and had a positive alpha;
during the third phase, MSFT had a moderate correlation with the index, and a
negative alpha. We feel that the most recent phase is a result of irrational
investor behavior resulting from the speculative rise in the NASDAQ, which
led interest away from established companies, and towards story stocks... Read More
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