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SRAM
Making a move on some "good" news, intraday magic box confirmation, worth watching, I've been in it a while.
A few from yesterday's scans:
(Nothing I really liked)
WGAT, IBD E, Fairy Square? 29% Liquidity drop
MENT, IBD D, 8% Liquidity drop
ANF, IBD C+, Fairy Square? 11% Liquidity drop
DT, IBD C-, Fairy Square? 19% Liquidity drop
CREE, IBD C+, Fairy Square? 13% Liquidity drop
SRAM chart
BTW I'm in SRAM.
One to watch, SRAM.ob
I think I've mentioned it before, they "seem" to be getting their act together with the new CEO and today they hit a nice milestone. Just FYI
Simtek Achieves Full Production Qualification Of 1 Megabit Family of nvSRAMs
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BusinessWire
08:30 a.m. 09/30/2005
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sep 30, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Simtek Corporation:
-- 0.25u Process Technology Qualified for Full Production
-- Flagship 1 Megabit nvSRAM First to Reach Fully Qualified Production
-- 256 kilobit and "Real Time Clock" Versions to Follow Shortly
Simtek Corporation (SRAM), the inventor, pioneer, and world's leading supplier of advanced monolithic nonvolatile static random access memory (nvSRAM) integrated circuits today announced the successful completion of the company's internal qualification of the 1 Megabit family of nvSRAMs manufactured by DongbuAnam Semiconductor in its 0.25 micron process.
"Simtek's customers and shareholders have been anxiously awaiting this significant milestone for some time now. Until now, customers have been receiving products tested to exacting standards of performance. We are happy to say that our customers are now receiving products that fully meet our most stringent quality standards as demonstrated by this pivotal event," stated Harold Blomquist, president and CEO.
As previously reported Simtek reached a significant quality and approval milestone when the 1 Megabit family passed 500 hours of high temperature operating life testing earlier in the third quarter of 2005. "The successful conclusion of our rigorous product approval procedure includes meeting the most exacting standards of memory endurance, data retention, and long-term operating life," said Brian Stephens, Director of Quality Assurance. "Customers have been receiving product shipped under provision approval criteria until now, and from today forward will no longer need provisional approval."
The other 3 from last nights scans
that rounded out the 4 "best". So subjective sometimes, but I'll start back including the low IBD ratings.
(Thanks Ken, I'll keep working at it, having fun! Wait until you see some of lefty's (Bob's) scan results if he posts them, turns out he took to writing StockChart's advanced scan language immediately!)
IMAX, IBD D, 54% drop in Liquidity in the last 30 days, acceptable Volatility.
JNPR, IBD D+, 30% drop in Liquidity, acceptable Volatility.
SYMC, IBD C+, 24% Liquidity drop, acceptable Volatility.
SRM, YJ, other amigos, THANKS!
Excellent report, I know more now than I knew before and it is all awesome knowledge. Sounds like a great plan!
jonesie
p.s. Thanks to all that sold shares to me earlier this morning between the 5EMA and 10EMA, although I know you won't be seeing this because you do not read THIS board LOL. Your loss. Geez, sorry, that was mean-spirited LOL.
Yes Ken, I may have to get off my high horse on the IBD thing. The A's through C's still seem like the "safer" 3%+ plays, but sometimes the lower ratings have the biggest moves, just more sporadically and infrequently.
So far I put money on the table earlier on BOOM and that worked, then MNT yesterday and squeezed out 3%, NNI today and that one is okay.
I see one of the 4 from yesterday waited until today to make the bigger move, HCSG.
Best regards and thanks again for all your info and tools.
jonesie
What the heck is JWL doing up today?
I saw a setup in it last night but discarded it as the last news was about being in default on some debt.
JWL
My scan popped JWL out last night as a floating Magic Box with confirmation by W%R(9) yesterday, maybe even a Fairy Square setup. I discarded it as an IBD E with the last news being about default on debts.
No news since then that I see yet it's up 55% today.
Just goes to show you ... something. I'm not sure what LOL
Of course someone is "dumping".
Someone is "always dumping". It's the phreaking stock market LOL. There was "concern" that someone was dumping at .30 too.
10 short days ago NEOM closed at .36. NEOM is up nearly 33% from there at the moment.
I'm perfectly happy. If someone could "dump" and tank NEOM on no news to the 20 SMA, or the 50SMA, or even the 200SMA, I would be beyond happy, I would be ecstatic and buying more while market volatility afforded me the opportunity.
GLTA
jonesie
And the hits just keep on coming.
Great news, I like these guys a lot.
Thanks again doubloon et al for all the DD and speculation on TDYH's future.
jonesie
This would have been a nice Magic Box to have noticed.
I wish IDXC had been in my scans. GE buying them for $44.
Think someone might have known a bit early? LOL
Maybe someone knew GE was buying IDXC for $44?
Knights Crossing in waiting?
NNI, Magic Box, IBD A-, Liquidity drop 37%, Volatility 83%.
About the only one from this evening's scans I liked.
Loving this, it's great when a plan comes together.
Beautiful chart.
GLTA
jonesie
Tri-Valley Unit Announces Initial Production and Sales
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Market Wire
09:03 a.m. 09/28/2005
BAKERSFIELD, CA, Sep 28, 2005 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- On Tuesday, September 27, 2005 Tri-Western Resources, LLC, a 50-50 joint venture operated by Select Resources Corporation, the minerals subsidiary of publicly traded Tri-Valley Corporation (TIV), announced that the company has now initiated its mining operation with the ripping of 20,000 tons of basalt in preparation for crushing and screening at its Boron, California Basalt Quarry and begun product sales.
The quarry processing site has been prepared, the jaw and cone crushers are being placed and the stackers / conveyers are being upgraded and arranged. The three Mid-Western screens, cones and storage bins, and other material handling equipment used in sorting crushed rock will be arriving within the next two weeks so that the facilities can begin operations within a month with revenue beginning in the fourth quarter of the year. The Boron Quarry has an initial capacity of 500,000 tons per year on a single shift basis.
In the interim, Tri-Western Resources has been able to sell some of its overburden basalt to the City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWAP) for ballast and rip-rap in association with LADWAP's new Pine Tree Wind Development Project located near Pine Tree and Jawbone Canyons, north of Tehachapi, California. LADWAP is in the process of erecting 80, 1.5MW wind turbines in Pine Tree Canyon, and it needs basalt for road repair and maintenance. As LADWAP proceeds with its development, it will repair and upgrade the Jawbone Canyon road, including building multiple permanent stream crossings and culverts.
"The LADWAP project presents us (Tri-Western Resources) with a number of opportunities," said Executive Director Dr. Henry (Rick) J. Sandri. "First, we are able to sell some of our overburden basalt at market rates, second, the rock is being applied to the Jawbone Canyon portion of the road, the same road we will be using for the mining and hauling of our Monarch calcium carbonate, and third, LADWAP will be upgrading the road so that it can transport the wind towers and blades. Our haul trucks will benefit from the improved roads."
"The industrial minerals business of our Select Resources mining subsidiary is, like our other enterprises, focused on producing increasing revenue from commodities with strengthening prices. Commercial production allows Tri-Valley to book proven reserves and contribute to bolstering the value per share of the Company, which is a primary corporate goal, and we will be reporting our multiple efforts in that regard at our upcoming shareholder meeting," said F. Lynn Blystone, president and chief executive officer of the parent, Tri-Valley Corporation.
INSM
Going ballistic Wednesday morning, Tobin pump on some news about FDA approval, one of his legacy picks.
CHID
I still think this may have a good run in it.
Today's filtered scans
MNT, IBD A; 51% drop in Liquidity
CTSH, IBD B+; 24% drop in Liquidity
HCSG, IBD B; 53% drop in Liquidity
LNCR, IBD B-; 42% drop in Liquidity
"They" wouldn't let ME have any of those cheapies.
I tried.
jonesie
CHID
Maybe shaping up, needs some volume.
If CHID can get +DI to cross over -DI over 20 today or tomorrow ..
and a bit of volume, it might have something.
May have to modify inclusions ...
to include IBD ratings in the C's.
Scans from yesterday that really moved this morning:
AKS IBD rating C-, no Fairy Square, up 5% today
TFSM IBD rating C, no Fairy Square, good liquidity drop this last month, up 5.5% this morning
Also SNIC, IBD rating A-, up 2.8% this morning
LOL Ken.
Thanks for all your info. BOOM is the first stock I traded that I know nothing about, just purely on the TA and the criteria I mentioned earlier. I let +6% take me out just now. Had planned on 3%.
My crystal ball is cloudy. Now watch it run.
jonesie
Scan filtering.
I took the 32 stocks generated by my Magic Box Confirmation scan at the close on 9/23 and filtered them down using the results of backtesting about 130 stocks over the last month.
Filtered out all but IBD ratings of A-, A, A+, B-, B or B+.
Filtered out all that did not have a Fairy Square setup.
Filtered out all stocks but those meeting Ken's Volatility requirements and Liquidity requirements.
Screened the last 3 the above filtering left in the mix by looking to see if +DI had already crossed or had a chance of crossing -DI to the upside at a point over 20.
That left one stock (which is what I'd really like to get down to each day from this "system", ONE stock).
BOOM
IDB rating A, Fairy Square, 123% Volatility as I recall, and Liquidity was down 67% versus one month ago.
In this morning at Friday's closing price of 40.16.
Tri-Valley Unit Reports Positive Gold Results at Shorty Creek
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Market Wire
12:52 p.m. 09/26/2005
BAKERSFIELD, CA, Sep 26, 2005 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Select Resources Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tri-Valley Corporation (TIV), today announced initial results from soil sampling at its Shorty Creek program in Alaska's Tintina Gold Belt.
The company recently completed a top-of-bedrock soil auger sampling program covering a 2.3 square kilometer (approximately 0.89 square miles) portion of the project where past exploration efforts had discovered highly anomalous gold and copper mineralization. A total of 566 soil samples were collected on a 25 meter by 100 meter (approximately 80 X 330 feet) grid. Initial results from 222 of these soil samples from the southern portion of the grid have returned highly anomalous gold, silver, arsenic, bismuth, antimony, tellurium and tungsten values.
Anomalous gold and pathfinder elements from this grid cover an area measuring 1,700 meters NE-SW by 900 meters NW-SE (approximately 5,600 X 2,970 feet). Gold, arsenic and bismuth values are highly anomalous over the entire area of the grid from which samples have been received.
The Shorty Creek gold project is located about 75 road miles northwest of Fairbanks along the paved Elliot Highway. The property has good infrastructure, including road access and is adjacent to the Alaska pipeline. It is located in the Tintina Gold Province of Interior Alaska, currently recognized for its favorability for multi-million ounce intrusive-related gold deposits, such as the Fort Knox (7.2 million ounces) deposit and the Pogo deposit (5.2 million ounces).
Select's President, Harold Noyes, noted, "This season's program was designed to capitalize and expand on previous work and the results have indicated to us that the gold and pathfinder anomalies are more robust and extensive than previously thought. Collectively, the anomalies are consistent with an intrusive related gold system similar to others in the Tintina Gold Belt where past lode and placer gold production has exceeded 34 million ounces and current gold resources top 105 million ounces."
CHID looks like it may try again.
I'd like W%R(9) to close over 50, and +DI to move up and cross -DI at a point over 20.
The single .56 trade shows in my Fidelity Time&Sales too.
Wouldn't you just hate that? LOL
jonesie
GTE confirming intraday ...
... on positive guidance from the company.
Tri-Valley Commences Operations to Produce Moffat Ranch Gas Wells
Market Wire
11:20 a.m. 09/23/2005
BAKERSFIELD, CA, Sep 23, 2005 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Tri-Valley Corporation (TIV) has executed an agreement for pipeline access for its three Moffat Ranch Natural gas wells with California Energy Exchange Corporation and is commencing operations to place the wells on production.
The procedure invoices cleaning out the wells that have been shut in for 10 years and fracturing the productive section to stimulate a greater flow rate. The wells will then be hooked up to the California Energy Exchange Corporation system, which connects with the Pacific Gas & Electric Company main lines for delivery to the ultimate customer targeting revenues beginning in the fourth quarter.
The wells currently produce from the Howard Sand, a tight 100 feet overall shallow section, and Tri-Valley expects production, while somewhat modest, could have considerably long life. Tri-Valley's technical staff has also identified eight separate zones to basement, which are believed to be prospective for hydrocarbons throughout the 5,283-acre Ranch.
Accordingly, Tri-Valley plans to launch an aggressive exploration program on the easterly section of the Ranch with its TVOG Opus I Drilling Program LP, beginning with a 10,000-foot appraisal well to physically evaluate the projected eight different zones to determine the optimum exploration targets.
"The Moffat Ranch Field has given up some 12.5 billion cubic feet from the shallow zones without any fracturing and Tri-Valley believes the tight sands yet hold considerable natural gas in place for re-exploitation using modern technology. Further, even though the deeper zones produce in surrounding fields, the top of the deeper structure at Moffat Ranch has yet to be tested and we consider that to represent an exceptional upside opportunity," said Joseph R. Kandle, president of Tri-Valley Oil & Gas Co. the operating subsidiary.
"Acquisition of the Moffat Ranch Field wells and exploration acreage not only boosts our natural gas reserves and production, but will provide increasing return on investment to our drilling partners. Especially with strengthening gas prices we are moving swiftly to add new production while we continue our large target wildcat exploration in California and Nevada," said F. Lynn Blystone, president and chief executive officer.
UNH off last night's scan list
having a nice pop this morning.
It was one of the two least expensive IBD "A's" out of the scan group. Those "A's" seem to be more "foolproof" overall.
.42
LOL
Scan results, at the close 9/22.
IBD rating before each chart.
A
A
B-
A+
A-
B- (and Fairy Square?)
D (and Fairy Square?)
D+ (and Fairy Square?)
B
Form 8-K for CEDRIC KUSHNER PROMOTIONS INC
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22-Sep-2005
Change in Accountant, Financial Statements and Exhibits
ITEM 4.01 CHANGES IN REGISTRANT'S CERTIFYING ACCOUNTANT.
On September 21, 2005, Wolinetz, Lafazan & Company, P.C. (the "Former Accountant") was dismissed as the auditors for Cedric Kushner Promotions, Inc. (the "Company"). On September 22, 2005, the Company engaged Rosenberg, Rich, Baker, Berman & Company (the "New Accountant"), as its independent certified public accountant. The Company's decision to engage the New Accountant was approved by its Board of Directors on September 22, 2005.
The reports of the Former Accountant on the financial statements of the Company for each of the two most recent fiscal years, did not contain an adverse opinion or disclaimer of opinion and was not qualified or modified as to uncertainty, audit scope or accounting principles for the two most recent fiscal years, except that the Former Accountant's opinion in its report on the Company's financial statements expressed substantial doubt with respect to the Company's ability to continue as a going concern for the last two fiscal years.
During the Company's two most recent fiscal years and the subsequent interim period through the date of resignation, there were no reportable events as the term described in Item 304(a)(1)(iv) of Regulation S-B.
During the Company's two most recent fiscal years and the subsequent interim period through the date of resignation, there were no disagreements with the Former Accountant on any matters of accounting principles or practices, financial statement disclosure or auditing scope or procedure, which, if not resolved to the satisfaction of the Former Accountant would have caused it to make reference to the subject matter of the disagreements in connection with its reports on these financial statements for those periods.
The Company did not consult with the New Accountant regarding the application of accounting principles to a specific transaction, either completed or proposed, or the type of audit opinion that might be rendered on the Company's financial statements, and no written or oral advice was provided by the New Accountant that was a factor considered by the Company in reaching a decision as to the accounting, auditing or financial reporting issues.
The Company has requested that the Former Accountant furnish it with a letter addressed to the Securities and Exchange Commission stating whether it agrees with the above statements. The requested letter is attached as Exhibit 16.1 to this amended Form 8-K
ITEM 9.01 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND EXHIBITS.
(a) Financial statements of business acquired.
(b) Pro forma financial information.
(c) Exhibits.
Exhibit Number Description
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16.1 Letter from Former Accountant dated as of September 22, 2005.
I know some would have a heart attack ...
But before NEOM really takes off on several positive PR's, wouldn't it be nice to test some support a few times on the way up?
Like, bang down and test the 50MA @ .39, roughly equal to a Bollinger Band median line hit at .385 today. These are perfectly expected tests of support, backfilling, consolidation, whatever, and represent excellent buying opportunities to take advantage of just like we have in the past. I relish them, and the way the chart is taking shape while Neomedia is putting everything into place.
Not everybody got a zillion shares at 6 cents, there are many of us still building our foundation positions in workmanlike fashion during this gradual uptrend, as the excellent DD and commentary provided on this board has provided the foundation of knowledge and near-certainty regarding NEOM's future. :)
But I thought that was a GOOD gap :)
Gaps are gaps until breakaway news comes out, and they are like magnets IMHO.
Now would be a good time to go ahead and fill that, I suggested that gap would need to get filled several days ago.
jonesie
Back to the old low volume run-down.
Chance to add some more?
free.
We can all see the quotes. Many of us have Level II and real time Time & Sales.
It's your commentary that has a decided "flavor" that is distasteful.
Like your "flavoring" when the price was under .30. Good call. Not. LOL
"Posted by: freephotoads
In reply to: billybass1234 who wrote msg# 30760 Date:8/23/2005 10:16:16 AM
Post #of 36075
basher hahahahah I wonder when Cornell will run out of shares to dump I as much as anyone want to see the PPS rise but untill Cornell can make anything with there shares they got at .20 I see the PPS dropping"
Have a nice day.
jonesie
retracement
This has probably been said already, I just can't keep up with all the posts LOL.
From the low of .36 the other day before the run to .48, .42 would represent a 50% retracement of that gain.
Nobody should be surprised at .42, even .40 again would be a pretty standard Fib retrace.
JMHO
jonesie