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May 31, 2000
Volume III, Issue 42
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To OTC Journal Members:

This Friday we will be issuing a new profile.  This is a very exciting technology company that is already enjoying a substantial revenue stream.  This particular stock lost 40% of its value along with every other stock in April and early May.  However, this stock has not followed the rest of the market down since the first week of May.  Since it hasn't gone down in the last month, it's probably not going lower.  Therefore, if the stock holds steady this week, the entry level is ideal.  They have a product that can be used by nearly every company in the world, and their production is skyrocketing. 
 

Market Comment

Today's sloppy action on the NASDAQ confirmed what we had suspected- the Bear still roars.  The NASDAQ ended the day down 53 points.  The lack of follow through from yesterday's largest percentage gain in history was a little disappointing, but the market did not give much back and could easily rally for the rest of the week.

We were encouraged by action today in some of the smaller issues that we follow.  PhotoChannel, our current profile did well the first day after its release, but has subsequently drifted down on light volume.  Today the stock showed some signs of life by trading over the 300,000 shares between the US market and the Montreal exchange.  The stock was up 15% on the Montreal Exchange, with a smaller gain in the US.

Envoy Communications also put in a half decent performance with a  2.6% gain on nearly 300,000 shares.  Anybody that took the time to listen to last night's conference call should be very excited about owning this stock.

At the end of this week there will be economic data coming out which should help the market find its direction.  Until then, look for sloppy trading with an upside bias.  Entry levels are wonderful right now with little downside risk.
 

PhotoChannel Networks (OTC BB: PHCHF)- Recommended by Emerging Growth Stocks

One of our members alerted us to this newsletter which is recommending PhotoChannel Networks (OTC BB: PHCHF).   Louis Paquette, the editor of the newsletter, has a buy recommendation $4 to $5 price target on the stock.  His target is in Canadian dollars, so that would put his price target at about $2.50 to $3 US.

We found a review of his recommendation at www.stockhouse.com, one of the premier small cap sites.  You can go to their home page at look it up under the symbol PHCHF, or simply click here and you will taken directly to the page with the review.
 

Defensive Trading Strategies For This Market- Using the Gap

This is a reprint section from last weekend's edition.  We had technology problems with last weekend's release, and we wanted to make sure everybody read this section.

Congratulations if you are a buyer in this market.  You have the courage to put your money to work at a time when the rest of the world is paralyzed by fear.  You will make the most money when the market turns up.

A good strategy to use in a market like this is to allocate a certain portion of your capital to a stock you want to own.  Start out by only investing 1/4 of the total amount you are prepared to commit.  That way you can add to the position if the stock trades lower and take advantage of other people's weakness.  This only applies to investors that are prepared to hold for at least four to six months- if you view yourself as a trader you must follow the short term trend.

A very important rule in a market like this: never buy a stock at the market when it Gaps Open.  A Gap occurs when a stock opens at a much higher price than it closed at the previous day.  In a market like this, 90% of the time that stock will drop back down and fill the gap.  Market Makers have been using gaps to line their pockets with money from investors for years.

When market makers have market orders for a stock at the open, they will often take the stock up, fill the market orders at the higher price by shorting it to investors, and then drive the price back down.  Then when they have scared enough people into selling, they cover their short and walk away with a tidy trading profit.

We noticed that this happened last Thursday with New China Homes (NASDAQ: NEWC).   In last Wednesday's edition we featured the company as one that would benefit greatly from China receiving most favored nation status after the vote in the House.

On Wednesday the stock closed at $7.  On Thursday there were buyers in the stock at the open.  The market makers opened the stock at $8 1/4, filled everybody's order on the gap, and the stock immediately turned around and went straight back down. Traders refer to this as "Filling the Gap".  The stock has been dropping since Thursday morning, and can now be picked up in the $6 range.

In a market like this you must always use a limit order and exercise some patience.  If you wanted to pick up New China Homes on Thursday morning you should have placed a limit order no higher than Wednesday nights' close and waited for the stock to come to you.

Most of the China related stocks which had traded so well prior to the vote in Congress got clobbered at the end of last week demonstrating that the Bears are in total control.

This strategy also works most of the time when a stock gaps down at the open.  Don't be spooked into selling immediately.  If you want to sell the stock it will come back up 90% of the time, rebound enough to fill the gap, and then go lower if the news is bad.

All of these trading strategies are very short term.  If you are an investor for six months to one year in New China Homes (NASDAQ: NEWC) it won't make much difference if you own it at $8.25 or $6.25.  The stock will either perform or it won't.  However, it just makes good sense to prevent market makers from lining their pockets with your money by using the same tricks that have been working for years.



We will be back Friday after the market closes with a new profile.
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