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Thursday Sep 28, 2006

Seven-Year Itch

Taipan Group's Dynamic Market Alert

By J. Christoph Amberger

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Seven-Year Itch

by J. Christoph Amberger

Four point one-two points.

It ain’t much. But it was enough to move the Dow Jones Industrial index’s historical high just a nudge higher. Higher than on that heady January 14, 2000, when the index set the high-water mark for what was retrospectively termed the Internet bubble in the dying days of the Clinton administration.

Yet today, almost seven years, a recession and a terror-induced crash later, there was little fanfare. For seven years -- seventeen if you count the congenital bears -- we’ve been hearing dire predictions about the future of American stocks. And yet, we’re suddenly back in what was considered “irrational exuberance.”

But investors are not exuberant. They’re cautiously optimistic at best. Which in itself is a bullish sign for U.S. stocks: If the Dow manages to set a new historic high in an almost cool overall investment climate, where could it go when people start taking notice again?

Compared to the European and select Asian indices -- we purposefully eliminate Japan from our short list -- the Dow has been lagging behind in performance since at least 2004. European indices are trading at sky-high levels, considering the underlying economies are barely alive.

The opposite is the case for the Nasdaq: Tech companies are riding high, with profit margins that would have pushed stock prices up into triple digits seven years ago. And yet, the index itself is lagging far behind its historic highs.

There’s still plenty of arguments to be made -- technical as well as emotional -- that even today’s peak still harbors plenty of potential for a steep drop.

But I think that after seven lean years, it is getting high time to start staking out upside potential (in addition to our standard recommendation of placing long-term put options as “plunge protection”) on American blue chips.

 

If all goes according to plan, On October 20, 2006 this Mega-drug will get FDA approval…

--Pfizer patented Viagra in 1996. It ran from $10 in 1996 to more than $50 after FDA approval -- a 500% gain in just three years…
--When Generex (GNBT) was granted fast-track approval for its flu vaccine, the stock ran up 400%…
--After Genentech (DNA) released Phase III Avastin data on March 15, 2005, the stock rallied from a low of $47 to more than $100 in just months

When FDA announcements of this company receiving priority review status surfaced, the stock spiked 13.3% in three hours and that was just a press release! If the stock did that when it was granted priority review status, imagine what it will do when its drug is approved. 

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Earnings Announcements Friday, September 29, 2006

AZZ Inc, Corinthian Colleges Inc, and Magnetek Inc are releasing earnings.

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Unlock Dates for October 2006

Wendy’s will distribute its remaining 82.75% stake in Tim Hortons Inc on September 29, 2006.  When these shares flood the market, look for THI to drop.  THI has a PE of 19 as compared to a company like McDonald’s, which trades with a PE of 16, is much cheaper, and has more growth.

10/3/06 – Visicu Inc is unlocking 6 million shares.
10/3/06 – Castle Brands Inc is unlocking 3.5 million shares.
10/4/06 – Sealy Corporation is unlocking 28 million shares.
10/23/06 – Corel Corporation is unlocking 6.5 million shares.
10/31/06 – Delek US Holdings is unlocking 10 million shares.

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Upgrades and Downgrades

Cheesecake Factory upgraded by Matrix Research from Sell to Hold.

Nektar Therapeutics upgraded by Brean Murray from Hold to Buy.

Resources Connection upgraded by JMP Securities (from Market Perform to Market Outperform) and by Robert W. Baird (from Neutral to
Outperform).

Saks upgraded by Banc of America from Neutral to Buy.

El Paso Electric downgraded by Citigroup from Buy to Hold.

H.B. Fuller downgraded by JP Morgan from Overweight to Neutral.

Jabil Circuit downgraded by Goldman Sachs from Buy to Neutral.

Time Warner downgraded by JP Morgan from Overweight to Neutral.

Walt Disney downgraded by Hilliard Lyons from Buy to Long-term Buy.

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Quote of the Day:

“Brussels is one of the only Arab cities which is not in a state of war. I mean this in a positive way.  It might sound naive, sometimes even aggressive, but... it’s the future. “

- Arno Hintjens, September 26, 2006

 

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