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To: Galirayo who wrote (13721)	12/8/2005 11:08:37 AM
From: Jibacoa	Read Replies (1) of 23958

It seems that way and it already closed its Nov.30 upgap.But it needs to close above that day's H of 2.18 and I don't know if it will be able to do that before it will close today's upgap.<g> bigcharts.marketwatch.com The 1stQ results showed some sequential improvement on revenues, but were still below the Sept.2004 revenues and the loss was unchanged. The EL for 2006 is still higher than the $0.13/shr in 2005. STEM, which showed some recent support at the $4 level, has had 2 Qs of much better revenues (up 30% on the 2ndQ & up 800% on the 3rd Q) and the loss on the 3rdQ was $0.02/shr less than in 2004.<g> STEM has closed its July 29 and Sept.20 upgaps. It needs to close above yesterday's intraday double top at 11.15AM at the 4.10 level. It is now testing again today's earler H at 4.08 bigcharts.marketwatch.com GERN Also reported better revenues in the last 2 Qs and has cut some of its loss compared to 2004. The EL for 2005 is around $0.63/shr vs. the $0.79/shr in 2004 It has closed its last upgap of Sept.1 and is now trading at its intraday H of 9.20 (it needs to close above 9.38 (The H of 11/22) bigcharts.marketwatch.com

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