I have been in and out of this one a few times. I've made out well trading it. It's a cool idea, an interchangable shoe, but the managment needs to invest in advertising before it will go anywhere sustainable. It's a fun trade in the meantime and I would like to see them succeed. http://www.skinsfootwear.com/

Deep Down is a fabrication shop for the off-shore oil industry. They specialize in deep drilling technologies and equipment. They have made aquired some other companies recently to help promote their growth and expantion. They have also landed several multi-million dollar deals lately. It's on the OTCBB and should be played accordingly. Rumors are flying that they will seek an AMEX listing, but I can't confirm that. If our congress would ever get off their asses and start doing more drilling at home, DPDW will be well positioned for new deep water exploration initiatives. http://www.deepdowninc.com/

I used to be a member of the Stocks Under 10 newsletter. I really liked that and want to join again as soon as I make a few bucks. This one was a recommendation when I was a member. I found it very intriguing. They seem to have an exclusive contract to provide slot machines to casinos in imerging Macau and other Asia Pacific areas. I have never owned any, but always watch it. It has been beaten up badly lately because of bad ernings the last 2 quarters I believe. I have every intention on getting in, but I can't figure out the timing at this point. http://www.elixirgaming.com/company-profile.html

This is a luxury home and condo builder in high end markets like Florida. I had lost my a$$ on this one, but then Carl Icchan (did I spell that right?). He made an offer to buy them out and saved my butt as I was able to sell with slight gains. He was denied, but eventually got a seat on the board. I'm following these guys because he is my hero and because whenever this realestate bubble stabalizes, I think they will fly back. http://www.wcicommunities.com/default.asp?pageID=home&siteID=1000&vid=1000&url=www.wcicommunities.com&col=0