BEAT, GRPR, INO, IWEB & Extended Watchlist

BioTelemetry, Inc. BEAT

After appearing on yesterday morning’s extended watchlist, BEAT went on a run that would take it from it’s early morning low of 6.40, to a strong close at 7.56, just a few pennies below the 7.59 high-of-day. A total intraday gain of 19% was made possible, an exemplary single-session move for a NASDAQ stock trading at over 5.00/share.

With the momentum we observed into the close, BEAT is a candidate for further gains, if it can maintain a base of support at or above previous resistance around 7.00.

Grid Petroleum Corp. GRPR

Another gainer to come off of the morning watchlist yesterday was GRPR, which in the first half hour of trading, would make a move from .0013 to as high as .002, representing a rapid move of 54%

Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. INO

We’ve been following INO all summer long, and it has not been a source of disappointment. Beginning with the addition of the stock to our extended watchlist on June 14th, at which time INO was trading as low as .645. By July 1st, it had hit a dollar. Yesterday, we saw a new high of 2.20, which equates to an increase of 242% from our original mention.

IceWEB, Inc. IWEB

Yesterday we had IWEB back on watch, attempting to anticipate a reversal from its recent consolidation, and our timing once again proved to be extremely accurate. After opening at .026, the stock was able to break back above three cents, trading for as much as .0327. That intraday move works out to 26% on just under twice the 3mo. average volume.

Since we first began talking about IWEB on July 9th, the stock has presented us with cumulative gains approaching 150%

As we go forward, we’d like to see the RSI continue to hold above the 50-line, and support hold above the 50DMA at .0272. Key resistance points are recent swing highs of .0355 and .04.

July was a busy month for the company, as it added several new clients, and made a good deal of progress toward its goal of becoming a full-service cloud computing provider:

University of Southern California Adopts IceWEB’s IceBOXTM Cloud Collaboration Solution Business Wire (Wed, Jul 31)
IceWEB Receives Orders from Two More K-12 School Systems Business Wire (Wed, Jul 24)
IceWEB Shares Letter Received From Graeme Gibson, CEO of Computers & Telecom and KC NAP, Discussing Pending Merger & Compelling Advantages of Joining Forces Business Wire (Tue, Jul 9)
IceWEB, Inc. CEO, Rob Howe Gives Exclusive Interview on StockTradersTalk.com Business Wire (Mon, Jul 1)

More Info at www.iceweb.com

Extended Watchlist:
CIRC, NWGC, BCRX, CBMX, AFFX,

IWEB, STXS & Extended Watchlist

IceWEB, Inc. IWEB

IWEB provided us with a couple of chances for solid gains over the past three weeks, running from .024 to .0355, and then again from .023 to .04. Early on this week it has consolidated, and is currently holding support off of the 50DMA. What we’re looking for here, is for the stock to post higher lows and higher highs to signal to us that it is ready for a reversal.

In addition, the company continues its efforts to expand into a full-range cloud services provider, announcing yet another prestigious university that has chosen IWEB for its cloud computing needs. Read the PR below outlining the University of Southern California’s recent order:

STERLING, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– IceWEB Storage Corporation – (OTC BB:IWEB) today announced that the Company secured an order from the University of Southern California for up to 5,000 users.

“USC chose an IceWEB 2200 2U IceBOX storage appliance with 8TB capacity expandable to 48TB.” Said CEO Rob Howe, “The IceBOX solution meets their exacting requirements for a private cloud collaboration platform… This is another step along our path to our new strategic transition from hardware and software only to Complete Cloud Services.” >>> FULL RELEASE

Stereotaxis, Inc. STXS
In case you missed yesterday’s afternoon update, STXS, after appearing in our morning report, went on to yield potential gains pushing 200% in a monster run that ranged from 2.33 up to 6.90. This, on the strength of an FDA clearance for one of their flagship products (already a success in Europe), and along with it the go-ahead to introduce it into US markets.

Not only is fairly uncommon to see a double-bagger in a single session, but even more of a rarity when it comes in the form of a NASDAQ-listed stock, so a big congratulations to anyone who was able to take advantage of this anomaly.

Extended Watchlist:
MTOR, BEAT, VICL, VUZI (gapping down, potential bounce-play)

AACS, GRPR (two sub-pennies with momentum as of late)

NVIV has pulled back after recent run, monitoring for support to offer a re-entry

XIDE, RAYS, PLUG, XXII & Extended Watchlist

Exide Technologies XIDE
Our bottom bounce call of XIDE yesterday morning came just in the nick of time, as the stock opened at .1451, and saw a low of .13, before going on to hit a high of .2147, and ending the day at .195. All in all, a good play that afforded us a chance at intraday gains of up to
65%

It is important to remember that this is not a long-term play. The company has filed for Chapter 11, and its future is uncertain at best. No, we were in this one for a quick dead-cat bounce, and that’s just what we got.

Raystream Inc. RAYS
RAYS also made a nice intraday run yesterday, from its low of .0035, to a high of .0057 we were looking at possible gains of 63% That’s in addition to the 200%+ in gains that we’ve already seen from RAYS within the past few trading sessions.

Plug Power, Inc. PLUG
PLUG came off of the extended watchlist yesterday to rack in some modest yet respectable profits, gaining 24% on the day. We’ve been pounding the table on PLUG since February 15th, and since that time we’ve seen a low of .1155. To yesterday’s all-time high of .475, represents a 311% move.

22nd Century Group, Inc. XXII
Another play from yesterday’s extended watchlist that fared pretty well was XXII. It made a nice 19% intraday spike on more than 5X its 3mo. average volume before closing the day flat.

Extended Watchlist:
FORC, KNDI, BEAT, DOLE, LRAD, FNMA