Honor Roll Stocks: $IFLG, $TPHM and $JUNP
February 22nd, 2010 at 4:24 pm Posted by
Here are The Dean’s Honor Roll Stocks of the Day:
$IFLG – News on the Way?
InfoLogix, Inc. (NASDAQ: IFLG) develops, implements, and sells wireless mobile workstations and devices, which consist of mobile point of care workstations; picture archival and communications system display; mobile point of activity workstations; mobile point of sale devices; and vehicle-mounted workstations. Friday morning, $IFLG announced it would be presenting and exhibiting at the SAP Insider Logistics and Supply Chain Conference in Orlando, Florida on February 22-26, 2010. Although this news only prompted a gain of 3.5% on Friday, today’s trading activity was much different. In fact, $IFLG traded more than 45 times its 3 month average volume, gaining more than 220% today—hot diggity!
$TPHM – Multi-Day Runner?
The Dean taught the entire student body about Thomas Pharmaceuticals (OTC: TPHM.OB) and their pending merger with Global Medical Equipment, as part of The Dean’s free stock picks of the week. Today, $TPHM gained as much as 114% on more than 125 million shares in volume. With a market cap of just over $2 million, and a sexy pharma story, $TPHM gained another 80.95% and could keep on running.
$JUNP – Jumpin’ Juniper!
Juniper Group Inc. (OTC: JUNP.OB) provides broadband installation and wireless infrastructure construction services for wireless voice, messaging, and data service providers in the United States. This morning, $JUNP announced the company accepted an invitation to join StockProfile.com, a customized web-based platform showcasing emerging growth stocks. With this news, $JUNP jumped as high as 104.5% from Friday’s closed, before simmering down for a cool green 63.64%.
And let’s not forget about The Dean’s Dunce of the Day:
$BNSO – Bombs Away!
Bonso Electronics International Inc. (NASDAQ: BNSO) designs, develops, manufactures, assembles, and markets a range of telecommunications products, electronic scales, weighing instruments, and health care products. $BNSO‘s last press release told the world that the company’s net sales for the six-month period ended September 30, 2009 fell by 33.4%. That was nearly a month ago and the company hasn’t seen good or bad news since. Either way, it’s not too often that a Nasdaq stock claims the unfortunate spot of The Dean’s Dunce of the Day but $BNSO fell 16.52% on volume of only 4,027 shares.
