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Nano
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ABCX 2.60
ARTX 3.67
TBUS 10.0
IPIX 12.82
MACE 7.79
MRKL 2.84
MDDM 3.20

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don't follow those companies very much but take a look at DYTK it's definately in play the past week. I was in this 2 weeks and got out on the pop. Has a broad trading range throughout the day....as long as volume stays like it is....great day trade possibility.
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thanks chicoman. I agree. I won't buy them.

I think most of them will go down sharply and brutely.


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I'm not saying don't buy them but I don't follow them. Who knows in those stocks could be the next TASR and go from $1.80 to $110 in a year. DYTK seems to still be in play. I know another board last week was also focusing on security stocks and picked IDSY @ $8.25 and it popped to $10.50 the next day but then backed down again. I saw late last week IPIX fly by on the streamer down $3.00 in a day....there's still probably good values on some just be selective. DYTK is just very voliatile now in terms of price....had a high this morning of $1.96 and now it's at it's session low again of $1.67. Good day trade if you can time it right. Be careful I'd hate to see ya loose yer $$$....it's a risky play this stock was $.60 2 weeks ago. Who knows if it could go back there soon.

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I think IPIX is an indicator in this sector. As IPIX go down continuously. others may follow. I would stay sideway now. They may adjust for 30-40% at least(JMHO0

Bye the way, tasr may topped here. Most guy think split could prevent stock go down. MM may use the fault theory of most people to distribute shares. So that may hurt other stocks in this sector. Do you still hold DYTK now?


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I sold out of DYTK last week for a nice profit. I try to follow FST's golden rule of not chasing a stock, so I've decided to take my profits and not risk it with DYTK. It's up on the security sector pop not on substantial news of increased revenue or anything so I expect it will slowly decline from here. Volume seems to be slowing up slightly today.

The only stock I currently own is FONR which I'm holding till they report revenues on or about May 15th. They should be good as sales of their stand up MRI's have increased and 20 service contracts @ $100k per year became effective this past QTR after the initial 1 year install. That's an additional $2MM per year for FONR.

I've been watching HEC it popped slightly yesterday but then backed off as new that Saudi Arabia would ease oil prices come Sept as they've promised President Bush that will happen. The stock immediately fell from $.88 back to $.83. Also keeping a eye on DOR, ECGI (I missed a pop on this one about 30 min ago ), DGIT, TSCC (they have or are expected to have $.89 per share cash on hand with 0 debt at the end of this QTR. Was hoping it'd drop to mid $.90's then I would buy. A gold stock I really like is WHT. Not too sure on gold prices tho they've been down slightly here. I like WHT @ $2.50ish. That's about it there's always others I'm watching....I'll post or ask for opinions on stocks I'm not sure about on this board. Look forward to everyone's feedback on them.

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Agree with all but have 2 question.

1.As the rate may rise, I think wht may not be so attractive

2. I don't understand what is MRI(I read dozens of those news,but still no clue). for what purpose? Thanks a lot

(I remember you own fonr for a very long time(for >8-12months).)


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I've been in and out of FONR over the past year. I love the StandUp MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) technology and I feel it's the type of technology that over time will revolutionize the way MRI's are done. It has no disadvantages to a traditional MRI and is more accommodating to patients.

The way a current MRI is done is the patient is slid on a slab into a circular tube with walls approximately inches from a person's face. Anyone who is claustrophobic would have a very hard time having a traditional MRI done as the patient needs to sit totally still for a while as the scan is completed.

Visit Fonar's site to learn more www.fonar.com.

The standup MRI was created by Ray Damadian the person who originally developed the MRI. He is the president of Fonar corporation. The Stand Up MRI vs a Traditional MRI (lying prone in a tube).

Let's say you have a back-ache when you sit a certain way in a reclined position. You go for a MRI in a traditional way lying prone in a tube...they scan your back and look for possible signs as to why the strain on your back when you in a reclined position.

When you have a StandUp MRI the MRI is done in a chair which can be reclined to put the client in the reclined position just like when he's home which will help target and allow the doctors doing the MRI scan to see his back in that same reclined position. All the time the cleint is in that position he's able to relax without having walls just inches from his face while watching TV on a 42" Plasma TV that is a few feet from him. Making the experience more enjoyable for the patient and allowing the doctors to view his back in the same position which is causing him the most pain and allowing for a more rapid and accurate diagnosis of the problem vs a traditional MRI of lying prone in a tube.

Which would you rather have done?


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security stocks' MM want to distribution eargerly.

Down with heavy volume but up with little volume=bear signal.


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