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To: Crossy who wrote (12401)	9/14/2005 7:16:09 PM
From: Patentlawmeister	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 37387

Re ASYS, DNDN, PDGE.ob - Crossy and cartonet, thanks for looking into ASYS, i never heard of it prior to today, saw the news and thought it was good bang for the buck. It hasn't traded over 900K in one day since 2001, but now it's in the alternative energy camp i believe it has a shot at getting still hotter (a la CPST - remember you gave that one your blessing around $1.10 in June? Now a 5 bagger in 3 months and most of us missed it here, including yours truly!) DNDN over 7.00 now - i think this goes higher as the shorts are basically out of ammo, i.e., UBS can't trash the stock anymore since they already had a "reduce" rating on it. Now they need to cover over 13 million shares short. Listening to the conference call after hours, they're opening up their 9902b study to 500 patients with different stages of the disease, to ensure the drug is available to patients that want it. I.e., more good news, let's see if upgrades follow tomorrow. PDGE.ob - had earnings news today, might have disappointed some of the value microcappers who think every stock having a p/e higher than 9 is overvalued. Interesting line in the earnings release: "tremendous" business from Katrina - so i think the heavy hitters will keep buying and it goes higher: John Regan, Chairman and CEO of PDG Environmental, commented, "Growth in revenues and, more importantly, earnings continued in the second quarter thanks to solid organic growth and focusing on improving operating efficiencies. The recently announced acquisition of Flagship Services Group will start to enhance our revenues and earnings, and with the tremendous demand for our combined services as a result of Hurricane Katrina, we are anticipating continued growth in revenues and earnings in the second six months."