Feature: Whatever Happened to Clearly Canadian? Sell Your QQQQ Puts. The premier beverage innovation company of the 1990's has been relatively quiet for the past few years. We believe that that trend is about to change in a very big way. Clearly Canadian
Feature: Intel - Buy, Sell or Hold. Do We Really Need Analysts? Even though we called for a NASDAQ market pullback in our January 11th piece, I hate days like this. Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) fails, moderately, to live up to analysts' consensus numbers and CNB
Feature: Tracking Novelos. Specialist or Market Maker? Novelos (OTCBB: NVLT) came public in June 2005 at $2. The shares caught an early thermal and rose to $4.50 by late August. After two decent rallies from the $2.50 level later in the year, the shares
Feature: Nailing the NASDAQ. Profit Alerts. Understanding Share Structure. SmallCap Digest readers will recall that over 2005, we added significant value to our service by making focused market calls, primarily the NASDAQ COMP as a backdrop for our tradi
Feature: Informatica - In Play Or Played Out? Data integrator Informatica (NASDAQ: INFA) shares are trading at $13, Thursday, up 75 percent from our November 2004 Alert at $7.48. IS there more to come? Maybe. Let's chat about it and then put up some stra
Feature: Winning Calls of '05. Moving On to '06 Profits. The biggest sector holdover from 2005 will likely be the investor focus on energy stocks. Let's review where we are in that sector and then we'll pound the table a bit on some of the calls we made
Feature: 2005 in Review - Beauties and the Beasts. I'm not going to belabor the fact that the Santa rally hasn't materialized for the smallcaps this year. As a matter of fact, the fall pretty much sucked out loud for the genre. Along with some good wins,
Trading Alert: Elephant Hunting for '06 Gains. Investing at this time of year tends to be an enigma. Visions of Santa rallies, tax loss selling and quadruple witching--such as Friday--dance in investors' heads, making trading activity both a blessing and
Feature: Slick Oil Trading. Forget the Long-Term. On November 12th, as everyone was calling for an oil rally, we noted that oil was more likely to drop to $56.50 prior to any renewed price rise. A few days later the price dropped a bit past our projected
Feature: Rally Rockin' or Rolling Over? Guilty Market Pleasures. Prior to what has become my annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas--I like to lose early so I can enjoy the rest of the trip--I thought it would be prudent to look at the markets; especially since
