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June 9, 2001
Volume IV, Issue 51
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To OTC Journal Members:

Volume- Volume is thinner than Ally McBeal. This is a metaphor we have used in the past to describe listless market conditions. Right now stocks are drifting as if we were already in the heart of the summer doldrums. Mid and large cap NASDAQ stocks are drifting up as sellers are scarce. Money managers are afraid to be out when we start to see the first signs of an economic turn around.

Microcap stocks are drifting down as a small percentage of retail investors lose patience when their stocks are not moving. This is the typical small investor mentality- buy when there's news, the stock is moving up, and there's lots of volume- another words- buy at the top. Sell at the bottom when nothing is happening. Experienced investors know this environment is ideal for accumulating to position for superior returns.

There was little economic data to move the markets this week. Friday was the lightest volume day of the year, spurred on by a technology failure at the NYSE which shut down 40% of stocks for several hours. Nobody cared with the exception of the media because it gave them something to report. It was 80 degrees and beautiful in New York. The pros were off to the Hamptons for the weekend by mid morning.

This is the calm before the storm. The eye of the hurricane. This is an aberration. We've all become conditioned for volatility, and it will be back. The market is setting up for a big move in one direction or another. Most likely down, as we are entering the heart of "Earnings Pre-Warning Season", which was kicked off yesterday by Juniper Networks (NASDAQ: JNPR), down 8.5% on a warning. It took the whole networking sector down with it. 

Don't expect the inevitable drop on the NASDAQ to be more than two to four hundred points. Money managers are waiting in the wings to pounce on bargains. They're betting the economy will turn back up in the fourth quarter, and stocks will turn up as earnings visibility returns.

Why shouldn't the economy turn back up later this year? It took the Fed twelve interest rate increases to cool off the sizzling economy of the 90s. The economic downturn didn't start until six months after the last increase. We have now had five interest rate decreases, but they're coming in 1/2 point increments which should accelerate the process.

Conclusion- Accumulate now for the fall. We are setting up to return to economic prosperity. Valuations are reasonable and entry points are low risk.

We are working on a number of new ideas. They will all have a common theme- dramatic increases in revenues and earnings with no corresponding increase in stock price. We want our members in ahead of the crowd. Be positioned for the next leg up.

Here is a quick review of the current state of our four featured companies for Year 2001 in the order we originally introduced them. Read our thoughts, and then determine if anything looks good to you. Now is a great time to hunt for bargains:
 

Envoy Communications Group, Inc (NASDAQ: ECGI)


Envoy continues to execute its business plan flawlessly. This fiscal year (end of September) the company should enjoy about $90 million (CDN) in revenues with $16 million in pre-tax, cash profits. This is up from $57 million in fiscal 2000. Net, actual cash profits in US dollars should be about $5 to $6 million for fiscal 2001, or about $.25 per share. Non cash (depreciation and amortization) expenses will be gone over the next two quarters. Therefore the company's EPS will actually begin to be reflected in their financial statements.

The chart tells us the stock does not want to trade below $2 in the worst of times, and it is currently trading at its mid range support level. There is resistance at $2.80. If broken, the next test for this stock would be the $3.20 range.

We are looking for an eventual return to the former high of $10. The stock is clearly worth $5 today in our opinion. However, as the company is involved in the advertising business, a positive perception of that group has to return for a meaningful move in the stock. There is virtually no Wall Street following on this company, and this is something management needs to correct.
 
 
 

MedGrup (OTC BB: CODX)


MedGrup is a unique market niche company that is prospering as management of the health care industry moves towards outsourcing to control costs. The company provides medical chart coding for many hospitals.

MedGrup is on track to enjoy $7 to $8 million in revenues in 2001, up from $4 million in 2000.  March quarter numbers were lackluster as the company was investing a lot of capital on infrastructure to handle major new contracts. MedGrup has demonstrated consistent profits and growth over the last three years.

The MACD indicator depicted below the price chart indicates a high probability the stock will turn up in the near future. We believe this stock could eventually trade at $6 if management stays the course. It is virtually unknown with the exception of OTC Journal members, but that should change in the future.
 
 
 
 
 

Energy Power Systems, LTD (OTC BB: EYPSF)


This stock is our microcap idea in the energy sector which is experiencing a cyclical bonanza. Based on a formula of price time book value, the stock would not be fully valued until it reaches the $4.50 to $5.00 range.

The company is vertically integrating, and focusing its expansion plans on cash flow producing properties and its division which provides build out services in the oil rich Atlantic Canada region.

Revenues are beginning to flow in from Natural Gas Producing Properties, and their construction division is gearing up for about $5.5 million in new contracts.

A quick look at this chart reveals a no-brainer entry point. The stock is right at its support level, indicating a perfect entry level. The company recently applied for a listing on the American Stock Exchange, and once granted there will be much greater visibility to the investment community.
 
 
 
 
 

XML Global Technologies (OTC BB: XMLG)


This is our riskiest, but possibly our most exciting idea for the speculative end of your portfolio. XML programming language is in the news everywhere. Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and Oracle all are gearing up for this new standard.

XML Global has developed tools for programmers, and commercial sales are just beginning. As depicted in the chart, the stock got clobbered in the latter part of 2000, and is now trying to struggle back up as the company makes positive announcements.

The chart tells us a low risk entry point for this stock is the lower trading channel support line, which is just under $.90. A high volume break above $1.20 would be very bullish. If you like young software companies, this is one you should have in the speculative end of your portfolio.

The stock tends to run up above $1 on good news, and then drift back down into the mid $.80 range. One of these days the stock will run up above $1 and not come back down. We don't believe the stock will ever see its low again unless the company fails.
 
 
 
 
 

Special Edition Monday and Other Coming Events

We are publishing a special edition on Monday which will cover fascinating developments at NetSol International (NASDAQ: NTWK). We have reported on this stock a number of times, and Monday's special edition will cover the anatomy of a hostile takeover. You don't see this very often, and it will be exciting to learn how this plays out in the stock price.

Wednesday will probably bring our next Trading Alert. It should be a much more exciting week upcoming.



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