Author: PennyStock Wizard

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December 20, 2003

We did not close any positions during the last few weeks. Our Portfolio pretty much was on a treadmill, as was the rest of the market until about a week ago. However, now that Saddam has been captured it is anybody’s guess as to where the market averages are going between now and New Year’s Eve. So, it is possible that we may see several more of our picks make a nice run before we close the door on 2003. For the year, we have closed 75 positions, with 52 for gains and 23 for losses. Never before in a calendar year have we closed so many positions. It probably helped that 2003 turned out to be perhaps the best year for small stocks since the 1980s.

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Hello Readers,

Since the last Newsletter, we have closed two more positions, both for some nice gains.

INTERACTIVE INTELLIGENCE (12/5/03). Closed position 11/26/03 at $5.38 for a 65% GAIN.

DIEDRICH COFFEE (7/20/03). Closed position 11/18/03 at $4.84 for a 61% GAIN.

There appears, for now, to be no reason as to why Interactive Intelligence climbed almost $2.00 since the last Newsletter, so why question a 65% gain? We also haven’t a clue as to why Diedrich Coffee rose over 70¢ in one day, but the 61% gain was sort of tasty.

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November 20, 2003

Hello Readers,

Since the last issue, we have closed four more positions; three for gains and one for a loss.

SUPERCONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGIES (1/5/02). Closed position 11/14/03 at $6.15 for a 60% GAIN.

CALIPER TECHNOLOGIES (7/5/03). Closed position 11/13/03 at $7.18 for a 58% GAIN.

MARIMBA (8/20/03). Closed position 11/10/03 at $5.68 for a 55% GAIN.

MOUNTAIN PROVINCE DIAMONDS (10/20/97). Closed position 11/10/03 at $1.75 for a 45% LOSS.

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Hello Readers,

Since the last Newsletter, we have closed another six positions; five for gains and one for a loss.

SUNRISE TELECOM (9/20/03). Closed position 10/27/03 at $4.25 for a 70% GAIN.

TITAN PHARMACEUTICALS (11/20/02). Closed position 10/17/03 at $3.98 for a 89% GAIN.

PARADYNE NETWORKS (7/20/02). Closed position 10/17/03 at $3.72 for a 73% GAIN.

NIC, INC. (8/5/03). Closed position 10/16/03 at $5.57 for a 59% GAIN.

GTC BIOTHERAPEUTICS (8/20/03). Closed position 10/16/03 at $3.66 for a 52% GAIN.

CATALYST INC. (3/20/02). Closed position 10/16/03 at $1.35 for a 55% LOSS.

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Hello Readers,

Since the last Newsletter, we did not cover any positions, though we are close to a handful. As we have said repeatedly over the years, these things always seem to come in bunches, i.e. in the 10/5 issue we reported on seven position that were closed (or covered) at the end of September. One encouraging sign is that several of our oldies have begun showing breaths of life. Aren’t bull markets great?

By now, many of you know that the Russell 2000 hit a three-year high several days back. Barring any global or domestic upset, expect to see 10K on the Dow and 2100 on the Nasdaq by year end. However, don’t be surprised by possible sell-offs in the interim; regardless of the reasons you may hear about the selling, in the end this will just be good-old fashioned profit taking coupled with year-end tax selling.

Here are the headlines since the last Newsletter about companies in the Current Portfolio. Dates in parentheses are when we first recommended them.

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Hello Readers,

As we have often observed, these things seem to come in bunches as we closed another seven positions since the last Newsletter; five for some nice gains and two for losses.

EPOCH BIOSCIENCES (1/20/02). Closed position 9/25/03 at $3.68 for a 63% GAIN.

MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (3/5/02). Closed position 9/23/03 at $6.32 for a 104% GAIN.

TUTS SYSTEMS (9/5/03). Closed position 9/23/03 at $6.12 for a 75% GAIN.

MILLENNIUM CELL (9/20/02). Closed position 9/18/03 at $4.00 for a 70% GAIN.

SEQUENOM (6/5/03). Closed position 9/17/03 at $4.17 for a 57% GAIN.

RIGEL PHARMACEUTICALS (7/20/02). Closed position 9/17/03 at $14.08 for a 36% LOSS.

INSITE VISION (4/20/01). Closed position 9/17/03 at 67¢ for a 68% LOSS.

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Hello Readers,

Since the last issue, we closed three more positions; two for some nifty gains and one for a very long anticipated loss.

SYNTROLEUM (7/5/03). Closed position 9/9/03 at $5.39 for a 103% GAIN.

NEOMAGIC (9/5/03). Closed position 9/9/03 at $3.12 for a 56% GAIN.

NEW YORK HEALTH CARE (3/20/97). Closed position 9/9/03 at $3.56 for a 16% LOSS.

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Hello Readers,

Since the last issue, we have closed four positions; three for some very hefty gains, and one for a loss.

MIPS TECHNOLOGIES (5/20/03). Closed position 8/29/03 at $4.23 for a 63% GAIN.

MAGIC SOFTWARE (3/20/02). Closed position 8/26/03 at $3.05 for a 85% GAIN.

SONIC INNOVATIONS (5/5/03). Closed position 8/21/03 at $6.38 for a 77% GAIN.

AVAX TECHNOLOGIES (3/20/01). Closed position 8/20/03 at 28¢ for a 87% LOSS.

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Hello Readers,

A REMINDER: Our new Web site design should be in place any day. To access future issues of the Newsletter, go the top of the new Home Page and click “Pennystocks Newsletter”.

The bad news is that the markets have just been running in place over the last few weeks, as have most of the stocks in our Current Portfolio; you will notice we haven’t closed any positions since the last Newsletter. Then again, these seem to come in bunches. Now, the good news is that the markets have not tanked, which is a pretty typical occurrence during August. Not even a power blackout affecting 50 million people made the markets swoon. So, barring any global or domestic terrorist catastrophe, our outlook is still that of a raging bull.

Here are the headlines since the last Newsletter about companies in the Current Portfolio. Dates in parentheses are when we first recommended them.

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Hello Readers,

Since the last Newsletter, we closed another position for a very unexpected monstrous gain:

IMMERSION (6/5/02). Closed position 7/29/03 at $5.35 for a 158% GAIN.

Sometimes we catch one of these. Immersion more than doubled on news that the company and Microsoft had settled a lawsuit and IMMR will get $26 million form the software titan. It was a nice way to end July.

So, in the last issue, did we get too carried away by the near-term prospects of Dow 10K, Nasdaq 2200, and 500 on the Russell 2000? We think not. What we have seen for the last few weeks in the markets is a much-needed consolidation. The cause of this was a lot of talk about rising interest rates; however, the markets seem to be factoring this into its mass psychology. Even if rates do rise, it won’t be by much, and we believe that over the long haul equities will still be perceived as the better bargain.

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