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           BEST PERFORMING STOCKS OF 2010 
                                            and
                 TIGERSOFT's MODEL of an IMPENDING
                         EXPLOSIVE SUPER STOCKS

          The Importance of Peerless Stock Market Timing


                #1 Best Performer of 2010
 
   QPSA - Note the massive Insider Buying as measured by TigerSoft's Accumulation Index.
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                          The second half of 2010 was much better than the first half of 2010.
                           The Peerless Buy Signal in late June was not reversed.  This was
                           a period when many more speculative stocks took off quite powerfully.
                           Because of its power at predicting the general market accurately,
                           we can speculate much more confidently.  And with TigerSoft we
                           we can pick the stocks that are insiders and Professionals are
                           buying.  


                                         PEERLESS AUTOMATIC BUYS/SELLS - 2010
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                           TigerSoft shows us the stocks insiders and professionals are buying.
                           Study the 2009 chart below to see what TigerSoft likes most in finding an
                          "explosive super stock". 

                           Find the blue Closing Power beneath prices.  It should lead prices
                          upward.

                           Find at the bottom the Accumulation Index.  Look for its tell-tale spikes
                           of Insider Buying.  The Power Ranker lets you quickly search for stocks
                           with high Accumulation readings and a surging Closing Power that
                           is leading prices to new highs.
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                                   Spikes of High Accumulation Are Very Important To Watch for

            In finding each year's explosive super stocks, we thing the single most important predictor,
            "tell", harbinger comes from spikes of the Tiger Accumulation Index above the Insider
            Buying threshold.   New highs made by the Tiger Professional Closing power is also
            very important.   When we see both Insiders and Professionals buying a stock soon
            after a reversing major Buy from Peerless, we know we have found a stock that should
            go much higher for typically a year from the first Insider Buying spike. More than
            60% of all the stocks that gained more than 200% in 2010, which are shown below,
            had these two key characteristics early in their move, as shown by the 2010 charts.
            Many others had intense Insider Buying and Professional Buying in late 2009 and
            are not shown here, at this point.

            Simply buying these stocks when their Accumulation Index surged past a +.40
            threshold and holding them until they violate their 30 week ma or selling them
            on 1/18/2011 would have meant only 3 losses in the 18 cases sampled below. 
           15 of the 18 nearly doubled or gained much more.  (Random sampling is a good way to
            test a proppsition because the results are significant and there is often no time
            to provide the data on every case.)

                            Alphabetical Sampling of Stocks up more than 200%: Stocks A-D
                        
       Buying and Holding unless the stock's 65-dma is violated.

                         Stock       1st Insider Buying           2010 High     Violation of             Price                       .
                                          Theshold   Price                                       30-week ma           as of 1/18/2011
                                                (AI>.40)
                         ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                         ABR         3/8/2010    2.84                7 - 7/13            none                         5.98
                         ACTG       3/8/2010  10.97              30 - 12/7           none                         25.94
                         ALLT        8/4/2010    4.86              11.9 - 8/4           none                        11.64
                         AMRN      4/16/2010  1.73                8.55 - 12/29    none                         8.2
                         APAGF     2/23/2010 23.20            58.79 - 12/28     none                       57.55
                         AREX       3/10/2010  9.5                23.8 - 12/21     
yes (5/6/2010 - 7.97)
                                          8/31/2010 8.7                  23.8 - 12/21     no                            24.86
                         ARTW      3/3/2010  5.01                11.9 - 12/30      no                            11.72
                         ATSG       4/1/2010  4.17                  8 - 12/10          no                              7.9  
                         BSDM       8/18/2010  2.97               7.3 - 11/2           no                           4.63
                         BSQR       8/6/2010  3.45                 9.1 - 12/27        no                            8.76
                         CHTP        3/15/2010  3.34               2.8 - 7/6           
yes  (6/8/2010 - 2.87)                       
                                           8/23/2010   4.24               8.1 - 12/27        no                            7.5
                         CPE           1/20/2010  1.93               8.5 - 4/13       yes   (8/20/2010 - 4.6)                      
                         CPWM       4/30/2010  5.43               5.75 - 5/13      
yes   (8/16/2010 - 3.05)             
                                           10/7/2010   5.22                12.75 - 12/29   no                           9.71                 
                         CRDC        10/1/2010  2.18                5.1 - 12/28      no                           4.38
                         DGSE        4/9/2010  2.65                   4.75 - 11/11  no                            4.28

          
          When should these stocks be sold?

         Our back-testing shows that except for 2008, since 1990, gains of +36% were obtained
         simply by holding such quaified stocks for a year.  IBut insiders and professionals can
         make mistakes and be wrong.  Bear markets have to be protected against.  Using Sell
         Stops below a long term moving average is a necessary precaution.  That is what we
         show above by noting when a stock falls below its 30-week ma.

         Protecting against very big losses by using the Buys and Sells from our Peerless
         Stock Market Timing also works well year after year.  Just below are the reversing Peerless
         trades for 2010.   The chart of the DJIA with these signals is shown above.     The gains
         here are based on the trades being made at the opening the day after the Peerless
         Buy or Sell.  $10,000 is assumed to be the initial investment with all proceeds then
         being re-invested after allowing $40 per round trip trade for commission and slippage.              
                      
                                   Reversing Peerless Automatic Signals on Long Side only

                                          Buy B17 2/9/2010                  Sell S5    5/5/2010
                                          Buy B5  5/6/2010                   Sell S9    6/16/2010
                                          Buy B8  6/30/2010                 open

                        Alphabetical Sampling of Stocks up more than 200%: Stocks A-D

                 Trading with reversing Peerless Automatic Signals on the Long Side only. 

    Stock                  Buy           Sell S5         Buy B5      Sell S9         Buy B8         1/18/2011        Trading
                                                  5/5/2010      5/6/2010     6/16/2010   6/30/2010                                  Gain      
   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   ABR   3/8/2010        2.84            4.04              4.05               5.08            5.19                5.98          +108%
   ACTG 3/8/2010     10.97         14.34           13.79            15.62           14.24             28.92            +201%
   ALLT  8/4/2010       4.86             --                  --                   --                  --                  11.64            +177%
   AMRN 4/16/2010    1.73            2.24             2.13                2.67            2.47.               8.75          +468%    
   APAGF 2/23/2010 23.20        27.64            25.92             23.96          23.48             66.05           +210%
 
   AREX   3/10/2010  9.5              8.65              7.92                8.13            6.92              24.86          +239%
   ARTW    3/3/2010  5.01             5.97               6.2                   6.0               5.92               12.3             +159%
   etc...
                                                     

 
   2010's Biggest Gainers   Days back= 249 
                                   1/12/2010 - 1/6/2011 

Rank                   Symbol         Price          Pct.Gain  
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 1                          CPWM          10.27            897% 
Cost Plus Inc.  2010 employees
200 4th Street
Oakland, CA 94607
United States - Map
Phone: 510-893-7300
Fax: 510-893-6418
Website: http://www.costplus.com 
Cost Plus, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a specialty 
retailer of casual home furnishings and entertaining products in the 
United States
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 2            XOMA                        6.78                      848%  
 This was a reverse stock split and should not be counted. 
XOMA Ltd., a biopharmaceutical company, engages in the discovery, 
development, and manufacture of therapeutic antibodies to treat 
inflammatory, autoimmune, infectious, and oncological diseases.
                
 3            SHZ                            9.5                        619%  
China Shen Zhou Mining & Resources, Inc.
Website: http://www.chinaszmg.com
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   4                       RDCM          11.53              566% 
 Radcom Ltd.  96 employees
24 Raoul Wallenberg Street
Tel Aviv, 69719
Israel - Map
Phone: 972 3 645 5055
Fax: 972 3 647 4681
Website: http://www.radcom.com
RADCOM Ltd. develops, manufactures, markets, and supports probe-based 
service assurance solutions for communications service providers and 
equipment vendors worldwide.
 
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    5            HDY                       6.13                    559%
Hyperdynamics Corporation  20 employees
12012 Wickchester Lane
Suite 475
Houston, TX 77079
United States - Map
Phone: 713-353-9400
Fax: 713-353-9421
Website: http://www.hyperdynamics.com
Hyperdynamics Corporation operates as an independent oil and gas 
exploration and production company that is exploring for oil and gas 
offshore the Republic of Guinea in West Africa. 

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    6                            AMRN                 8.59                    513%
Amarin Corporation plc
First Floor Block 3
The Oval Shelbourne Road Ballsbridge
Dublin, 4
Ireland - Map
Phone: 353 1 669 9020
Fax: 353 1 669 9028
Website: http://www.amarincorp.com
 Amarin Corporation Plc, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, 
 focuses on developing treatments for cardiovascular diseases.
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   7                               IDT                             25.71                          499% 
  IDT Corporation  1100 employees
520 Broad Street
Newark, NJ 07102
United States - Map
Phone: 973-438-1000
Fax: 201-928-1057
Website: http://www.idt.net
 DT Corporation operates as a telecommunications and energy company. 
 It operates in three segments: Telecom Platform Services, Consumer Phone 
 Services, and Genie Energy. 

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   8                              APKT                         61.31                          466%   
Acme Packet, Inc.  529 employees
100 Crosby Drive
Bedford, MA 01730
United States - Map
Phone: 781-328-4400
Fax: 781-425-5077
Website: http://www.acmepacket.com
  Acme Packet, Inc. provides session border controllers (SBCs) 
that enable service providers, enterprises, and contact centers 
to deliver interactive communications and data services across 
Internet protocol (IP) network borders in the United States, Canada, 
and internationally.

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   9                              QPSA                         11.4                            330%  
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 10                             TGA                            15.61                           330%  
TransGlobe Energy Corp.  59 employees
605-5th Avenue SW
Suite 2500
Calgary, AB T2P 3H5
Canada - Map
Phone: 403-264-9888
Fax: 403-264-9898
Website: http://www.trans-globe.com
 TransGlobe Energy Corporation operates as an exploration and 
production company with oil interests in the Arab Republic of Egypt
and the Republic of Yemen.  

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 11           VHC           15.5           318%
 VirnetX Holding Corp  12 employees
5615 Scotts Valley Drive
Suite 110
Scotts Valley, CA 95066
United States - Map
Phone: 831-438-8200
Fax: 831-438-3078
Website: http://www.virnetx.com
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 12           MGIC           7.06          287% 
Magic Software Enterprises Ltd.
5 Haplada Street   397 employees
Or Yehuda, 60218
Israel - Map
Phone: 972 3 538 9389
Fax: 972 3 538 9333
Website: http://www.magicsoftware.com
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 13           WNC           12.11          286% 
Wabash National Corp.  1600 employees
1000 Sagamore Parkway South
Lafayette, IN 47905
United States - Map
Phone: 765-771-5310
Fax: 765-447-9405
Website: http://www.wabashnational.com
Wabash National Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, 
and marketing of standard and customized truck trailers and related
transportation equipment primarily in North America. 

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 15           MIPS          17.34          283%  
 MIPS Technologies Inc.  141 employees
955 East Arques Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
United States - Map
Phone: 408-530-5000
Fax: 408-530-5150
Website: http://www.mips.com
 MIPS Technologies, Inc. provides industry-standard processor 
architectures and cores that power various home entertainment, 
communications, networking, and portable multimedia products.
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 16           PPO           44.01          273%  
 Polypore International Inc.  1900 employees
11430 North Community House Road
Suite 350
Charlotte, NC 28277-1591
United States - Map
Phone: 704-587-8409
Fax: 704-587-8796
Website: http://www.polypore.net
Polypore International, Inc., a technology filtration company, 
develops, manufactures, and markets microporous membranes used in 
separation and filtration processes.

       
 17           SMTX           3.39          268% 
SMTC Corp.  1500 employees
635 Hood Road
Markham, ON L3R 4N6
Canada - Map
Phone: 905-479-1810
Fax: 905-479-1877
Website: http://www.smtc.com
SMTC Corporation provides advanced electronics manufacturing services 
to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) worldwide. 
            
 18           TZOO          44.83          265%
Travelzoo Inc.  121 employees
590 Madison Avenue
37th Floor
New York, NY 10022
United States - Map
Phone: 212-484-4900
Fax: 212-521-4230
Website: http://www.travelzoo.com
 Travelzoo Inc., an Internet media company, publishes travel 
and entertainment offers from various travel and entertainment 
companies in North America and Europe. 

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 19           BSQR          10.37          263% 
 BSQUARE Corp.   220 employees
110 110th Avenue NE
Suite 200
Bellevue, WA 98004
United States - Map
Phone: 425-519-5900
Fax: 425-519-5999
Website: http://www.bsquare.com
 Bsquare Corporation provides software and engineering services 
to the smart device marketplace primarily in North America and Taiwan.
Its proprietary software products include CountDown, a software testing 
automation tool that provides test solutions to test smart devices; 
TestQuest Pro, a test automation tool to test embedded systems, 
including digital entertainment, telecom/datacom, military/aerospace 
and medical devices, as well as automation systems for industry, 
retail, offices, buildings, and homes; SDIO Hx that allows small 
"form-factor peripheral and memory cardsk to be used with smart devices... 
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 20           LEI            2.37          259%  
 Lucas Energy, Inc.
6800 West Loop South
Suite 415
Houston, TX 77401
United States - Map
Phone: 713-528-1881
Website: http://www.lucasenergy.com
 Lucas Energy, Inc. operates as an independent oil and gas 
company in Texas.
         
 21           ENTR          13.25          248%  
Entropic Communications, Inc.  262 employees
6290 Sequence Drive
San Diego, CA 92121
United States - Map
Phone: 858-768-3600
Fax: 858-768-3601
Website: http://www.entropic-communications.com
Entropic Communications, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, 
engages in the design, development, and marketing of systems 
solutions to enable connected home entertainment. It offers home 
networking chipsets based on the Multimedia over Coax Alliance 
standard; high-speed broadband access chipsets; integrated circuits 
that simplify and enhance digital broadcast satellite services; 
and silicon TV tuner integrated circuits.
             
 22           NFLX         177.99          239% 
Netflix, Inc.  1893 employees
100 Winchester Circle
Los Gatos, CA 95032
United States - Map
Phone: 408-540-3700
Fax: 408-540-3737
Website: http://www.netflix.com
 Netflix, Inc. provides online movie rental subscription 
 services in the United States.
          
 23           NNBR          13.59          238%     
 NN Inc.
2000 Waters Edge Drive 1776 employees
Suite 12
Johnson City, TN 37604
United States - Map
Phone: 423-743-9151
Fax: 423-743-2670
Website: http://www.nnbr.com
 NN, Inc. engages in the manufacture and supply of metal bearing 
components, plastic and rubber components, and precision metal 
components for bearing manufacturers worldwide. The company's Metal 
Bearing Components segment offers precision steel balls for   
anti-friction bearings manufacturers; steel rollers, such as 
tapered rollers and cylindrical rollers; and precision metal retainers 
for roller bearings for use in various industrial applications.    
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 24           CRDC           4.56          237% 

Cardica Inc.  47 employees
900 Saginaw Drive
Redwood City, CA 94063
United States - Map
Phone: 650-364-9975
Fax: 650-364-3134
Website: http://www.cardica.com

Cardica, Inc. designs and manufactures medical devices for cardiac and other surgical procedures based on its proprietary stapling and cutting technology.

                  
 25           MCZ            1.25          236%  

Mad Catz Interactive Inc.  246 employees
7480 Mission Valley Road
Suite 101
San Diego, CA 92108
United States - Map
Phone: 619-683-9830
Fax: 619-683-9839
Website: http://www.madcatz.com

Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, marketing, and distribution of accessories for videogame platforms, the personal computers (PC), and iPod and other audio devices. Its products include videogame, PC, and audio accessories, such as control pads, video cables, steering wheels, joysticks, memory cards, light guns, flight sticks, dance pads, microphones, car adapters, carry cases, mice, keyboards, and headsets

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 26           DGSE           4.5           235%
 DGSE Companies Inc. 81 employees
11311 Reeder Road
Dallas, TX 75229
United States - Map
Phone: 972-484-3662
Fax: 972-241-0646
Website: http://www.dgse.com
DSGE Companies, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, buys and 
sells jewelry, bullion products, and rare coins in the United States.
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 27           FTK            5.27          227%  
Flotek Industries Inc.   329 employees
2930 West Sam Houston Parkway North
Suite 300
Houston, TX 77043
United States - Map
Phone: 713-849-9911
Website: http://www.flotekind.com
Flotek Industries, Inc. supplies drilling and production 
related products and services to the energy and mining industries 
in the United States and internationally. It operates in three segments: 
Chemicals and Logistics, Drilling Products, and Artificial Lift.
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 28           AKRX           5.72          226%   
Akorn Inc.         329 employees
2500 Millbrook Drive
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
United States - Map
Phone: 847-279-6100
Fax: 847-279-6123
Website: http://www.akorn.com
Akorn, Inc. manufactures and markets diagnostic and therapeutic 
pharmaceuticals in the areas of ophthalmology, antidotes, anti-infectives, 
and controlled substances for pain management and anesthesia in the 
United States. The company?s Ophthalmic segment markets diagnostic 
products, including mydriatics and cycloplegics, anesthetics, 
topical stains, gonioscopic solutions, and angiography dyes, which 
are used in the office setting. 
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 29           LDSH          49.21          224%   
Ladish Co. Inc.
5481 South Packard Avenue
Cudahy, WI 53110
United States - Map
Phone: 414-747-2611
Fax: 414-747-2890
Website: http://www.ladishco.com
Ladish Co., Inc. engages in the engineering, production, and marketing of 
forged and cast metal components for various load-bearing and 
fatigue-resisting applications in the jet engine, aerospace, and 
industrial markets. It offers jet engine parts, missile components, 
landing gears, helicopter rotors, and other aerospace products. 
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 30           AXTI          10.37          220%  
AXT Inc.                1091 employees
4281 Technology Drive
Fremont, CA 94538
United States - Map
Phone: 510-683-5900
Fax: 510-353-0668
Website: http://www.axt.com
AXT, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, 
manufactures, and distributes compound and single element semiconductor 
substrates for wireless communications, lighting display applications, 
and fiber optic communications applications. 
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 31           LCRY          11.43          216%   
LeCroy Corp.  418 employees  Scientific & Technical Instruments  
700 Chestnut Ridge Road
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977-6499
United States - Map
Phone: 845-425-2000
Fax: 845-578-5985
Website: http://www.lecroy.com
LeCroy Corporation develops, manufactures, sells, and licenses 
oscilloscopes and global communication protocol analyzers.
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 32           CPE            5.99          215%
Callon Petroleum Co.  72 employees Independent Oil & Gas
200 North Canal Street
Natchez, MS 39120
United States - Map
Phone: 601-442-1601
Fax: 601-445-8319
Website: http://www.callon.com 
Callon Petroleum Company engages in the acquisition, exploration, 
development, and production of crude oil and natural gas properties 
in the onshore in Louisiana and Texas, and the offshore waters of the 
Gulf of Mexico. 
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 33           SPRD          18.32          215% 
Spreadtrum Communications Inc.  682 employees Semiconductor - Broad Line
Spreadtrum Center Building No 1 Lane 2288 Zuchongzhi Road
Zhangjiang High-tech Park Pudong District
Shanghai, 201203
China - Map
Phone: 86 21 5080 2727
Fax: 86 21 5080 2996
Website: http://www.spreadtrum.com
Spreadtrum Communications, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, 
designs, develops, and markets baseband processors, radio frequency 
(RF) transceivers, and turnkey solutions for the wireless communications 
and mobile television markets.
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 34           MTLK            .941         213%  
Metalink, Ltd.          Semiconductor - Integrated Circuits
Yakum Business Park
Yakum, 60972
Israel - Map
Phone: 972 9 960 5407
Fax: 972 9 960 5737
Website: http://www.mtlk.com
Metalink, Ltd provides digital subscriber line (DSL) chipsets 
used by manufacturers of telecommunications equipment. Its DSL 
chipsets enable the digital transmission of voice, video, and 
data over copper wire communications lines at speeds that are up 
to 2,000 times faster than transmission rates provided by conventional 
analog modems. 
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 35           APAGF         63.7           210%
Apco Oil & Gas International Inc.  21 employees  Independent Oil & Gas
One Williams Center MD 35-8
35th Floor
Tulsa, OK 74172
United States - Map
Phone: 918-573-2164
Website: http://www.apcoargentina.com
Apco Oil and Gas International Inc. operates as an oil and gas 
exploration and production company with a focus on South America. 
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 36           QUIK           6.65          207%  
QuickLogic Corp.    84 employees  Semiconductor - Integrated Circuits
1277 Orleans Drive
Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1138
United States - Map
Phone: 408-990-4000
Fax: 408-990-4040
Website: http://www.quicklogic.com
QuickLogic Corporation, a fabless semiconductor company, 
develops and markets low power customizable semiconductor solutions 
for tablets, smartbooks, netbooks, cloudbooks, smartphones, datacards, 
and mobile enterprise products. Its solutions enable original equipment 
manufacturers and original design manufacturers to add new features, 
extend battery life, and enhance the visual experience of their handheld
mobile devices.
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 37           FNSR          32.25          206%  
Finisar Corp.       6,893 employees  Networking & Communication Devices
1389 Moffett Park Drive
Sunnyvale, CA 94089
United States - Map
Phone: 408-548-1000
Fax: 408-543-0083
Website: http://www.finisar.com
Finisar Corporation designs, develops, manufactures, and markets 
optical subsystems and components that are used to interconnect 
equipment in short-distance local area networks (LANs), 
storage area networks (SANs), longer distance metropolitan area 
networks (MANs), fiber-to-the-home networks, cable television networks, 
and wide area networks.
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 38           NSU            6.96          206% 
Nevsun Resources Ltd.       Gold
1075 West Georgia Street
Suite 800
Vancouver, BC V6E 3C9
Canada - Map
Phone: 604-623-4700
Fax: 604-623-4701
Website: http://www.nevsun.com
Nevsun Resources Ltd., a natural resource company, together 
with its subsidiaries, engages in the acquisition, exploration, 
development, and production of mineral properties. 
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 39           GENT           7.03          205%
Gentium S.p.A      67 employees  Drug Manufacturers
Piazza XX Settembre 2
Villa Guardia, CO 22079
Italy - Map
Phone: 39 031 385217
Fax: 39 031 385241
Website: http://www.gentium.it   
Gentium S.p.A., a biopharmaceutical company, focuses on the 
development and manufacture of drugs to treat and prevent 
various diseases and conditions, including vascular diseases 
related to cancer and cancer treatments.
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 40           AREX          23.91          203% 
Approach Resources, Inc.45 employees Oil & Gas Drilling & Exploration
One Ridgmar Centre
6500 West Freeway Suite 800
Fort Worth, TX 76116
United States - Map
Phone: 817-989-9000
Fax: 817-989-9001
Website: http://www.approachresources.com
Approach Resources Inc., an independent energy company, engages 
in the acquisition, exploration, development, and production of 
unconventional natural gas and oil properties in the United States. 
It has oil and gas properties in Texas, Kentucky, and New Mexico. 
As of December 31, 2009, it owned working interests in 467 producing 
oil and gas wells, and had estimated proved reserves of approximately 
218.9 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent.
AREX.BMP (1920054 bytes)

            
 41           ATSG           7.82          203% 
Air Transport Services Group, Inc.  1730 employees Air Delivery & Freight Services
145 Hunter Drive
Wilmington, OH 45177
United States - Map
Phone: 937-382-5591
Fax: 937-383-3838
Website: http://www.atsginc.com
Air Transport Services Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, 
provides aircraft, airline operations, and other related services 
primarily to the shipping and transportation industries.
ATSG.BMP (1920054 bytes)
            
 42           NCT            6.66          201%
Newcastle Investment Corp.  REIT - Diversified
1345 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10105
United States - Map
Phone: 212-798-6100
Website: http://www.newcastleinv.com
Newcastle Investment Corp. operates as a real estate investment 
and finance company that invests in and manages a portfolio consisting 
primarily of real estate securities.
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 43           HOOK           7.48          200% 
Craft Brewers Alliance, Inc.  302 employees  Beverages - Brewers
929 North Russell Street
Portland, OR 97227-1733
United States - Map
Phone: 503-331-7270
Fax: 503-331-7264
Website: http://www.craftbrewers.com
Craft Brewers Alliance, Inc. engages in brewing, marketing, and 
selling craft beers in the United States. The company offers its 
products under the Widmer Brothers Beers, Redhook Beers, and Kona 
Brewing brand names
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 44           NOVA          11.98          199%            
 45           NBIX           7.52          198%          
 46           GGAL           15.55         196%           
 47           TRS            20.17         193%           
 48           ACTG           26.61         191%          
 49           CHTP            7.85         186%          
 50           ICH             4.3          186%           
 51           WSTL            3.72         186%           
 52           CVGI           17.33         185%           
 53           NXTM           24.98         185%           
 54           SIMG            7.78         184%          
 55           PKOH           22.58         182%          
 56           BSDM            5.18         181%           
 57           JOBS           52.49         180%           
 58           HYC             9.11         175%          
 59           SOFO           13.9          174%          
 60           ALLT           11.68         173%           
 61           CROX           16.75         171%         
 62           FFHL            3.5          171%          
 63           CSII           11.64         170%         
 64           INSW            8.51         170%          
 65           MBWM            8.87         169%          
 66           ITMN           38.93         167%          
 67           NEWS           11.19         167%          
 68           MSB            36.19         165%         
 69           ARTW           11.39         164%          
 70           ATML           13.08         164%          
 71           LCAPA          64.52         161%          
 72           ESCA            6.6          160%           
 73           MDM             6.21         158%           
 74           PROV            7.19         158%          
 75           GRT             8.41         156%          
 76           ABR             5.81         150%          
 77           MPAA           12.98         149%         
 78           MBI            12.55         148%        
 79           ZQK             5.34         147%         
 80           WAVX            4.09         146%        
 81           SFI             8.1          145%          
 82           KOG             6.25         144%        
 83           SOMX            3.41         143%        
 84           JSDA            1.28         141%        
 85           HUSA           18.7          139%         
 86           MEAS           28.66         139%        
 87           ACAS            7.86         138%       
 88           MGH             2.37         137%       
 89           MNDO            2.49         134%        
 90           FRG            10.45         133%       
 91           MERC            7.66         128%     
 92           PZG             3.73         128%       
 93           ONCY            6.34         123%       
 94           GMO             5.97         121%         
 95           BEE             5.58         120%       
 96           APL            23.78         106%       
 97           SLW            34.19         102%        
 98           MRVC            1.77         100%         



198% ABR
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204% ACTG
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110% ALLT
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341% AMRN
169% APAGF
173% AREX
86%  ARTW
ARTW.BMP (1920054 bytes)
179% ATSG
65%  BSDM
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236% BSQR
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65% BSDM
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284%  BSQR
BSQR.BMP (1920054 bytes)
CHTP
CHTP.BMP (1920054 bytes)

CPE

CRDC
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DGSE
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FNSR
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