Stock Watch Lists

Indices were more mixed this week as the market's focus remained on oil prices, inflation and interest rates. Oil ended last week at $54.84 a barrel and this week at $57.27. There were lots of economic data this week that have not been fully assimilated by the markets. So the markets remain directionless until earnings get into full swing in a couple of weeks. Many analysts have criticized Goldman Sachs’ analysis that it will take a large oil spike to $105 a barrel in order to quell demand. Are these the same analysts that discounted the idea that oil would approach $60 a barrel?

The 5 day RSI for the DOW, S&P500 and the NASDAQ are neutral. The 5 week RSI for the DOW, S&P500 and NASDAQ are oversold, neutral and very-oversold, respectively. Other sentiment indicators are given in Table 2 that shows traders are becoming more cautious.

Table 2

VTO Report on Market Sentiment Indicators

Sentiment Indicator	Value	Last Week	2 Weeks Ago	Complacent	Cautious
VIX	14.09	13.42	13.14	< 20	> 50
VXN	17.61	17.15	17.88	< 30	> 70
Put/Call Ratio	0.813	0.500	0.721	< 0.6	> 0.7

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3.0 Procedure

It was decided not to change any of the screening criteria simply to add more stock picks in a directionless market. Such a move could give undesirable results. When no new picks are screened by our filters it’s the market’s way of telling us to be cautious and perhaps even to stay out.

With a greater newsletter emphasis on stocks, it was also decided to treat each watch list more as if it were a portfolio by adding trailing stop information in place of options information that was relegated to the options advisory service. The last column on the right of each watch list gives the current price as a percentage relative to the maximum value the stock reached after it was listed in the watch list. Those selections that have declined by 15% or more from their maximums after being listed are highlighted with a red.

The following stock screens were generated with tools from AAII. The short term trading filter used for Table 3A looks for optionable stocks whose percentage relative strength over the past 6 months is greater than 90%, EPS Growth over the past 12 months is greater than 80% and are within 5% of their 52 week high with a minimum price of $50.

Key

Open Trade

Passed Recent Filter

TXI was removed because its price declined too far below its 52 week high and its relative strength no longer met requirements of the filter. CRS and X were removed low relative strength and price declines

Table 3A

Stephen Cooper Stock Candidate Watch List 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
AAPL	01/10/05	18.6%	Apple Computer, Inc.	Technology	Computer Hardware	90.7%
AEOS	02/07/05	6.9%	American Eagle Outfitters	Services	Retail (Apparel)	97.3%
AET	01/03/05	20.2%	Aetna Inc.	Financial	Insurance (Accident & Health)	95.9%
APA	03/10/05	3.2%	Apache Corporation	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	99.4%
BHP	02/24/05	-3.2%	BHP Billiton Limited (ADR)	Basic Materials	Metal Mining	92.3%
BTU	11/22/04	20.4%	Peabody Energy Corporation	Energy	Coal	95.1%
BYD	02/21/05	6.9%	Boyd Gaming Corporation	Services	Casinos & Gaming	92.9%
DO	03/04/05	2.1%	Diamond Offshore Drilling Inc.	Energy	Oil Well Services & Equipment	100.0%
FFIV	02/14/05	-7.9%	F5 Networks Inc.	Technology	Computer Networks	86.9%
GMR	02/25/05	-6.2%	General Maritime Corp.	Transportation	Water Transportation	93.8%
MGG	12/27/04	1.5%	MGM MIRAGE	Services	Casinos & Gaming	88.9%
MON	12/20/04	23.2%	Monsanto Company	Basic Materials	Chemical Manufacturing	100.0%
PCO	02/14/05	19.6%	Premcor Inc.	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	100.0%
PCU	03/10/05	-3.3%	Southern Peru Copper Corp (USA)	Basic Materials	Metal Mining	91.3%
POT	12/20/04	5.4%	Potash Corp./Saskatchewan (USA)	Basic Materials	Non-Metallic Mining	94.8%
SIE	02/14/05	9.1%	Sierra Health Services, Inc.	Financial	Insurance (Accident & Health)	98.3%
SM	03/10/05	1.0%	St. Mary Land & Exploration Co.	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	97.5%
SUN	03/04/05	3.3%	Sunoco, Inc.	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	100.0%
SWN	11/22/04	18.0%	Southwestern Energy Company	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	96.4%
TS	01/10/05	33.1%	Tenaris S.A. (ADR)	Capital Goods	Construction - Supplies and Fixtures	92.7%
TXU	11/22/04	25.2%	TXU Corporation	Utilities	Electric Utilities	100.0%
VLO	02/07/05	33.3%	Valero Energy Corp.	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	100.0%
YELL	03/10/05	-4.5%	Yellow Roadway Corp.	Transportation	Trucking	95.0%

Average change for this watch list = 9.8%

Stocks selected by the put option filter are listed in Table 3B. This filter looks for stocks having the potential to decline in a down market. They are optionable stocks priced above $30 having less than 20% year over year EPS growth, a 26 week %Rank Relative Strength of less than 20% and are within 5% of their 52 week lows. The status of this experimental filter is discussed in Section 4. It is observed that these stocks do not necessarily deteriorate quickly when the market turns down. Their declines seem to be consistently gradual. NYT was removed due to its relative strength increasing beyond filter requirements.

Table 3B

Put Option Candidate Watch List as of 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
BMET	03/25/05	-5.4%	Biomet, Inc.	Health Care	Medical Equipment & Supplies	91.6%
CPS	03/04/05	5.4%	ChoicePoint Inc.	Services	Business Services	98.5%
DJ	02/24/05	-2.7%	Dow Jones & Co.	Services	Printing & Publishing	95.9%
FITB	02/21/05	-6.2%	Fifth Third Bancorp	Financial	Regional Banks	92.4%
FRX	03/18/05	-1.2%	Forest Laboratories, Inc.	Health Care	Biotechnology & Drugs	96.9%
GM	02/07/05	-22.3%	General Motors Corporation	Consumer Cyclical	Auto & Truck Manufacturers	77.7%
LLY	03/18/05	-2.5%	Eli Lilly & Co.	Health Care	Major Drugs	96.8%
NBIX	04/01/05	0.0%	Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc.	Health Care	Biotechnology & Drugs	100.0%
MIL	02/07/05	-3.9%	Millipore Corporation	Technology	Scientific & Technical Instruments	93.6%
WL	02/24/05	3.1%	Wilmington Trust Corp.	Financial	Regional Banks	97.3%

Average change for this watch list = -3.6%

The stock filter resulting in Table 3C is for the potential to write covered call options. The filter looks for optionable stocks whose percentage relative strength over the past 6 months is greater than 90%, EPS Growth over the past 12 months is greater than 80% and are within 5% of their 52 week highs with a maximum stock price of $20.

Table 3C

Stephen Cooper Covered Call Writing Watch List as of 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
AES	02/24/05	0.3%	The AES Corporation	Utilities	Electric Utilities	93.7%
CCK	03/18/05	-9.5%	Crown Holdings Inc	Basic Materials	Containters & Packaging	90.5%
GLBL	02/24/05	-3.9%	Global Industries, Ltd.	Energy	Oil Well Services & Equipment	92.9%
MDR	03/18/05	-4.5%	McDermott International	Energy	Oil Well Services & Equipment	95.5%
MDRX	02/07/05	24.0%	Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc.	Technology	Software & Programming	93.2%
RETK	03/04/05	32.3%	Retek Inc.	Technology	Software & Programming	96.4%
SGR	02/07/05	24.8%	The Shaw Group Inc.	Basic Materials	Misc. Fabricated Products	96.3%
SID	12/20/04	31.7%	Companhia Siderurgica Nacional (ADR)	Basic Materials	Iron & Steel	92.6%
SYXI	04/01/05	0.0%	IXYS Corporation	Technology	Semiconductors	100.0%
TIWI	02/14/05	0.1%	Telesystem International Wireless (USA)	Services	Communications Services	97.1%
USU	03/18/05	-7.8%	USEC Inc.	Basic Materials	Non-Metallic Mining	88.7%
WFR	03/04/05	-7.3%	MEMC Electronic Materials	Technology	Semiconductors	91.0%
XXIA	01/02/05	5.4%	Ixia	Technology	Electronic Instruments & Controls	91.5%

Average change for this watch list = 6.6%

For the screen in Table 3D, the number of selections is reduced by eliminating stocks having P/E’s greater than 30. PTRY was removed due to week price and relative strength.

Table 3D

Growth Momentum Watch List as of 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
CRAI	03/18/05	-2.1%	Charles River Associates Incorporated	Services	Business Services	96.3%
ELK	02/24/05	-0.8%	ElkCorp	Capital Goods	Construction – Supplies and Fixtures	92.2%
KBH	01/10/05	15.5%	KB Home	Capital Goods	Construction Services	94.2%
OSK	03/12/05	3.3%	Oshkosh Truck Corporation	Consumer Cyclical	Auto & Truck Manufacturers	98.6%
SFY	03/18/05	-2.2%	Swift Energy Company	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	97.8%
SPF	02/14/05	-0.1%	Standard Pacific Corp.	Capital Goods	Construction Services	90.3%
TDY	03/18/05	-3.9%	Teledyne Technologies Incorporated	Services	Business Services	95.2%
USNA	02/21/05	5.8%	USANA Health Sciences, Inc.	Consumer Non-Cyclical	Personal & Household Products	88.7%
WFR	03/18/05	-4.6%	MEMC Electronic Materials	Technology	Semiconductors	95.4%
WOS	04/01/05	0.0%	Wolseley plc (ADR)	Capital Goods	Misc. Capital Goods	100.0%

Average change for this watch list = 1.1%

For the Peter Lynch screen in Table 3E, again the number of selections for this screen is reduced by eliminating stocks having P/E’s greater than 30. Toyota appears to be in a decidedly down trend.

Table 3E

Peter Lynch Value Watch List as of 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
BLSC	12/13/04	6.0%	Bio-Logic Systems Corp.	Health Care	Medical Equipment & Supplies	83.9%
CAJ	01/31/05	1.1%	Canon Inc. (ADR)	Technology	Peripherals	98.5%
CHL	03/18/05	-3.6%	China Mobile (Hong Kong)	Services	Communications	95.4%
CSLMF	12/13/04	-2.9%	Consolidated Mercantile (USA)	Basic Materials	Containters & Pkg	92.5%
GMK	04/01/05	0.0%	Gruma S.A. de C.V. (ADR)	Cons Non-Cyc	Food Processing	100.0%
IMY	03/25/05	-4.1%	Grupo IMSA S.A. de C.V. (ADR)	Basic Materials	Iron & Steel	95.9%
KEP	12/13/04	0.2%	Korea Electric Power	Utilities	Electric Utilities	90.5%
LFL	12/13/04	19.6%	Lan Airlines S.A. (ADR)	Transportation	Airline	99.2%
MBT	01/10/05	2.1%	Mobile TeleSystems OJSC	Services	Communications	86.3%
MKTAY	02/07/05	0.5%	Makita Corporation (ADR)	Consumer Cyc	Appliances & Tools	91.1%
NOLD	12/13/04	5.3%	Noland Company	Capital Goods	Misc. Capital Goods	92.1%
PCU	12/13/04	22.4%	Southern Peru Copper Corp	Basic Materials	Metal Mining	87.1%
SHI	12/13/04	18.8%	Sinopec Shanghai Petrochem	Energy	Oil & Gas Operations	91.3%
SKM	02/07/05	-2.8%	SK Telecom Co., Ltd. (ADR)	Services	Communications	90.7%
TM	12/13/04	-1.0%	Toyota Motor Corporation (ADR)	Consumer Cyc	Auto & Truck	90.7%
TMIC	03/25/05	-0.2%	Trend Micro Incorporated (ADR)	Technology	Software & Prog	99.8%
VCP	03/25/05	0.5%	Votorantim Celulose e Papel S.A	Basic Materials	Forestry & Wood	100.0%
VLCCF	12/13/04	10.9%	Knightsbridge Tankers Limited	Transportation	Water Transportation	97.1%

Average change for this watch list = 4.1%

The filter for Warren Buffet style stock picking in Table 3F is for the intermediate to long term. Two requirements were added. One was to include only optionable stocks in order to find LEAPS opportunities. The other requirement was to include only those stocks having a PE of 17 or less. ABFS was removed due to weak price action.

Table 3F

Warren Buffett Value Watch List as of 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
COLM	01/10/05	-5.0%	Columbia Sportswear Company	Consumer Cyclical	Apparel/Accessories	92.6%
DHI	12/27/04	2.6%	D.R. Horton Inc.	Capital Goods	Construction Services	88.3%
DSPG	02/07/05	0.4%	DSP Group, Inc.	Technology	Communications Equipment	96.0%
ELBO	01/31/05	19.9%	Electronics Boutique Holdings Corp.	Services	Retail (Technology)	89.5%
HOV	12/27/04	9.1%	Hovnanian Enterprises	Capital Goods	Construction Services	87.3%
LNCR	12/27/04	4.8%	Lincare Holdings Inc.	Health Care	Healthcare Facilities	99.6%
PGR	12/27/04	7.3%	The Progressive Corp.	Financial	Insurance (Property & Casualty)	98.5%
RS	12/27/04	2.8%	Reliance Steel & Aluminum	Basic Materials	Misc. Fabricated Products	84.4%
VLCCF	02/21/05	-1.4%	Knightsbridge Tankers Limited	Transportation	Water Transportation	97.1%

Average change for this watch list = 4.5%

The stocks from Benjamin Graham’s style of utility investing are listed in Table 3G. A requirement was added to include only those stocks having a PE of 17 or less. It should be noted that all of these stocks are expected to pull back about 20% or so as interest rates increase.

Table 3G

Benjamin Graham Value Watch List as of 04/02/05

Stock	Reference	% Chg	Company	Sector	Industry	% of High
ATO	04/01/05	0.0%	Atmos Energy Corporation	Utilities	Natural Gas Utilities	100.0%
KEP	01/10/05	8.2%	Korea Electric Power Corporation (ADR)	Utilities	Electric Utilities	90.5%
PGN	01/10/05	-4.4%	Progress Energy, Inc.	Utilities	Electric Utilities	93.7%
PNW	01/10/05	-1.3%	Pinnacle West Capital	Utilities	Electric Utilities	98.6%
SRE	01/10/05	10.8%	Sempra Energy	Utilities	Natural Gas Utilities	94.9%
WPS	02/07/05	2.5%	WPS Resources Corp	Utilities	Electric Utilities	96.4%

Average change for this watch list = 2.6%

4.0 Results

4.1 Trades This Week

Alert number 9 is the TNX DEC 45.00 CALL with the symbol TNX LI. This trade is down a -19.1% and remains open. I think the right thing to do is to wait until the April CPI data on inflation is reported unless the trade is stopped out before then. Alert number 10 is the QQQQ JUN 36.00 PUT with the symbol QQQ RJ. This trade was stopped out with a 19% loss. Alert number 11 is the NYT July 40.00 PUT with the symbol NYT SH. This trade was cancelled due to the stock showing improved relative strength. A PCO September 60.00 CALL with the symbol PCO IL remains open. This trade is currently up 74%.

4.2 Trading History

Table 4A

Option Portfolio Trading History as of 04/02/05

Stock	Buy Date	Buy Price	Last	Action	P/L(%)	Option
URBN	11/23	11.50	$9.00	Sold 11/30	-21.7%	URQ FG JUN 35.00 CALL
TXU	11/23	11.30	$6.30	Sold 12/2	-44.2%	TXU DK APR 55.00 CALL
USG	11/23	8.40	$12.80	Sold 12/15	52.4%	MAY 25.00 CALL
ADSK	12/20	8.20	$9.20	Sold 12/23	12.2%	ADQ GN JUL 70.00 CALL
MON	12/20	3.80	$4.80	Sold 12/23	26.3%	MON GJ JUL 50.00 CALL
POT	12/20	7.00	$8.00	Sold 12/23	14.3%	POT FP JUN 80.00 CALL
TXI	12/20	5.50	$9.00	Sold 12/23	63.6%	TXI GL JUL 60.00 CALL
AET	1/7	5.70	$7.10	Sold 01/19	24.6%	AET GX JUL 135.00 CALL
CLF	1/7	7.30	$9.20	Sold 01/19	26.0%	CLF GJ JUL 50.00 CALL
MTH	1/21	6.80	$9.20	Sold 02/01	35.3%	MTH FZ JUN 62.50 CALL
BZH	1/31	13.70	$17.30	Sold 02/01	26.3%	BZH HJ AUG 150.00 CALL
KBH	1/31	9.20	$11.10	Sold 02/01	20.7%	KBH GU JUL 110.00 CALL
BHP	1/28	2.25	$2.70	Sold 02/01	20.0%	BHP HE AUG 25.00 CALL
X	1/25	5.30	$4.90	Sold 02/02	-7.5%	X GK JUL 55.00 CALL
SFI	1/24	0.75	$0.30	Sold 02/04	-60.0%	SFI PH APR 40.00 PUT
EBAY	2/7	6.80	$5.60	Sold 02/08	-17.6%	XBA SO JUL 75.00 PUT
CCJ	2/4	6.60	$10.20	Sold 02/11	54.5%	CCJ IG SEP 35.00 CALL
MON	2/4	8.00	$8.20	Sold 02/15	2.5%	MON GJ JUL 50.00 CALL
TOL	1/2	7.10	$7.30	Sold 02/17	2.8%	TOL IR SEP 90.00 CALL
BZH	2/9	14.60	$16.90	Sold 02/17	15.8%	BZH HN AUG 170.00 CALL
KBH	2/7	11.10	$10.40	Sold 02/18	-6.3%	KBH GC JUL 115.00 CALL
VLO	2/24	6.98	$8.70	Sold 03/02	24.6%	VLO IN SEP 70.00 CALL
TXU	2/25	3.55	$4.70	Sold 03/04	32.4%	TXU GP JUL 80.00 CALL
SWN	3/3	6.50	$5.00	Sold 03/11	-23.1%	SWN IL SEP 60.00 CALL
GM	3/9	2.20	$5.80	Sold 03/17	163.6%	GM UZ SEP 32.50 PUT
VLO	3/17	6.60	$7.50	Sold 03/18	13.6%	YGY AP JAN 80.00 CALL
BHP	2/24	2.25	$2.40	Sold 03/22	6.7%	BHP HF AUG 30.00 CALL
QQQQ	3/29	1.05	$0.85	Sold 03/31	-19.0%	QQQ RJ JUN 36.00 PUT
PCO	3/17	5.00	$8.70	Long	74.0%	PCO IL SEP 60.00 CALL
TNX	3/14	6.80	$5.50	Long	-19.1%	TNX LI DEC 45.00 CALL

Overall Average Profit = 16.4% per trade.

4.3 Experimental Filter Results

The goal of the filter tracking experiment is to observe the use of stock candidate filters to buy call options and write covered calls in rising and sideways markets and the down-market filter for use in buying put options in declining and sideways markets. So far we have not had a significant sustained down market environment in which to test the down-market filter. Essential features of the 3 filters are described in Table 4B.

Table 4B

Filter Criteria

Description	(1) Stock Candidate	(2) Down-market	(3) Stock Candidate
Purpose	Buy Call Options	Buy Put Options	Write Covered Calls
Market direction	Up, Sideways	Down, Sideways	Up, Sideways
Price	> $50	> $30	< $20
12 m EPS growth	> 80%	< 20%	> 80%
Relative Strength	26 wk >90%	26 wk < 20%	26 wk >90%
Price within	5% of 52wk high	5% of 52 wk low	5% of 52wk high
Exchanges	NASDAQ, NYSE	NASDAQ, NYSE	NASDAQ, NYSE

The relative average filter performance for the three groups of filtered stocks is compared with proxies for the major averages in Table 4C. Filter 1 stocks are those listed in Table 3A and filter 2 stocks, for the experimental filter, are listed in Table 3B. Filter 3 stocks are listed in Table 3C. Filter 2 stocks decline more than filter 1 and 3 stocks for the past week and for the past month.

Table 4C

Average Filter Performance as of 04/02/05

Instrument	Past month	1 Week ago	2 weeks ago	3 weeks ago	4 weeks ago
SPY (S&P500)	-4.3%	0.2%	-1.2%	-1.5%	-1.9%
DIA (DOW)	-5.0%	-0.4%	-1.4%	-1.7%	-1.6%
QQQQ (NASDAQ)	-3.5%	-0.2%	-0.7%	-1.8%	-0.9%
IWN (Russell 2000)	-5.5%	-0.4%	-1.4%	-1.0%	-2.8%
Filter 1 > $50	-3.6%	1.3%	-2.5%	1.3%	-3.7%
Filter 2 > $30	-6.9%	-1.3%	-0.2%	-3.3%	-2.3%
Filter 3 < $20	-0.4%	0.0%	-2.6%	2.1%	0.2%

5.0 Conclusion

It is significant that the major averages are within 1 to 4% of their values one year ago. Profits are likely to be found in either longer term investments such as stocks that have compelling value or in very short term trades that take advantage of small market fluctuations. The jury is still out on the future demand for oil. But it is unlikely that a glut in gasoline will emerge in the foreseeable future making refineries a solid bet.

Average fractional profit for 30 trades, F_P = 16.45% per trade.

Fraction of trades chosen in the correct direction, F_C = 70.0%

Average fractional gain for 21 winning trades, F_G = 33.92% per trade.

Average fractional loss for 9 losing trades, F_L = -24.30% per trade.

The dollar profit goal D_G is set equal to the average capital used per trade C such that
N = 1 / F_P = 6.1 becomes the average number of trades to earn the average traded amount.

The Profit Factor for the trading system, F_G F_C / [F_L (1 - F_C)] = 2.74
Gross Profits divided by Gross Losses (includes 1% commission)

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