RAMBUS CANDIDATE FOR STOCK SPLIT, according to WinningInvestments.Com
WinningInvestments.Com Posts Outstanding Results Again
ATLANTA, Sep 17, 1999 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- WinningInvestments.com, a
leading Internet-based stock information service specializing in
Covered Call selections, posted staggering results for its September
strike date selections.
Led by profitable results on over 90 percent of its selections of
potential stocks split candidates and over $25 calls,
WinningInvestments.com posted profitable results on 220 of its 262
September calls.
September's 84 percent profitability rate marked the seventh straight
month the company has produced solid results. It has also surpassed the
90 percent profitability mark three times since the site launched in
early February. Company President Dave Watkins said
WinningInvestments.com's continued success among both high and low
volatility stocks is a product of the company's very stringent
screening process for stocks.
"Our staff selections are not made from computed generated lists of
percentage returns; instead we select high quality stocks that are
timely and expected to outperform the market," Watkins said.
In recent weeks, WinningInvesments.com has upgraded its site in several
areas. It added a Newsletter which is e-mailed to customers three times
a week. The Newsletter provides an overall view of the market, detailed
explanations, covered calls, leaps and news.
WinningInvestments.com provides six different types of covered call
selections, including selections on stocks under $25, selections on
potential stock split candidates, and selections on paying stocks that
have grown by 13% or more over the past 10 years. It also provides
aggressive strategies, conservative strategies, and Dogs of the Dow
Selections.
Some of the stocks under $25 listed were:
Intervu (Nasdaq: ITVU), Corr Therapeutic (Nasdaq: CORR), THQ (Nasdaq:
THQI), CD Now (Nasdaq: CDNW), Intervoice (Nasdaq: INTV), Amer Xtal
Technology (Nasdaq: AXTI), Unify (Nasdaq: UNFY), Fairfield Communities
(NYSE: FFD), Global Imaging Systems (Nasdaq: GISX), Hain Food Group
(Nasdaq: HAIN), Metamor Worldwide (Nasdaq: MMWW),, Summitt Tech.
(Nasdaq: BEAM), Digital River (Nasdaq: DRIV), Genesis (Nasdaq: GNSS),
BEA Systems (Nasdaq: BEAS), Etrade (Nasdaq: EGRP), Apex Inc. (Nasdaq:
APEX), Colorado Med. (Nasdaq: CMED), Pac Sunwear (Nasdaq: PSUN), TSI
International Software (Nasdaq: TSFW).
Some of the stocks over $25 listed were:
America Online (NYSE: AOL), RF Micro Devices (Nasdaq: RFMD), Novellus
Systems (Nasdaq: NVLS), USWEB/CKS (Nasdaq: USWB), Sybron Intl. (NYSE:
SYB), Remedy Corp. (Nasdaq: RMDY), Semtech Corp. (Nasdaq: SMTC),
Knight/Trimark (Nasdaq: NITE), Network Solutions (Nasdaq: NSOL), Qlogic
Corp. (Nasdaq: QLGC), Comverse Tech (Nasdaq: CMVT), Broadcom (Nasdaq:
BRCM), Mercury Intract (Nasdaq: MERQ), Peregrine Sys (Nasdaq: PRGN),
VISX Inc. (Nasdaq: VISX), Verity (Nasdaq: VRTY), Checkpoint Software
(Nasdaq: CHKP), Conexant Systems (Nasdaq: CNXT), Citrix Systems (Nasdaq:
CTXS), Gemstar Intl. (Nasdaq: GMST), Microchip Tech. (Nasdaq: MCHP),
Polycom Inc. (Nasdaq: PLCM), Sanmina Corp. (Nasdaq: SANM), Charles
Schwab (NYSE: SCH), Exodus Communications (Nasdaq: EXDS).
Some of the potential stock splits listed were:
Adobe Systems (Nasdaq: ADBE), Optical Coating (Nasdaq: OCLI), Power
Integrations (Nasdaq: POWI), Rambus Inc (Nasdaq: RMBS), Siebel Systems
(Nasdaq: SEBL), Xilinx Inc. (Nasdaq: XLNX).
Some of the 13/13 stocks listed were:
Tellabs Inc. (Nasdaq: TLAB), Analog Devices (NYSE: ADI), Tech Data
(Nasdaq: TECD), Dell Computer (Nasdaq: DELL), Best Buy Co. (NYSE: BBY),
Circuit City Stores (NYSE: CC), EMC Corp. (NYSE: EMC), Oracle Corp.
(Nasdaq: ORCL), Applied Materials (Nasdaq: AMAT). Visit
WinningInvestments.com on the Web at winninginvestments.com
for covered call selections, conservative strategies, aggressive
strategies and Dogs of the Dow selections.
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