True Religion is down for no good reason. This is a great growth play, as the company is adding their own retail locations all over the country. These retail locations have an amazing 75% gross margin. The company itself is also expanding to outerwear and swim wear. Almost all fundamentals are below the industry average. Super!

Heely's just came public about 6 months ago at $21. Since then the stock has gotten hammered due to fears that the product isn't selling and retailers have backstock of the product. Everywhere I look, however, some 10 year old is flying through the mall on their wheeled sneakers. I think people will be buying again this holiday, and with pretty solid fundamentals to back it up, I think this is a good buy. PEG of .38.

Growth Growth Growth! Not only growth, but smart growth. Bdubs is and example of a company that knows how to keep demand well higher than supply, allowing their restaurants to remain packed from morning to night, but not saturating their markets with themselves. They also have been given a great nickname by the younger generation, which to me translates into loyalty. The stock recently ramped to $89, then split and fell victim to market woes. Great value play.

When I started writing about DO, the stock was at $88. Now it's up to $92, because value players know this price is absurd for a company as well run as this one. Great everything. Anything under $90 is a triple buy, but I don't think it'll be there for more than a day. Current PEG of .56.

Starbucks is getting killed unnecessarily. The fundamentals are great, they're just no longer blowing estimates out of the water, simply meeting them. That's a nice problem to have. The stock's bottomed and has nowhere else to go but up.

W&T Offshore reminds me of DO's bigger younger brother. This stock was climbing a few months ago, but had a hiccup in drilling projects and had to delay some efforts. The stock is down now and had the wind taken out of its sales with the negative news, but projected growth is still through the roof, with a PEG of .77.

The mortgage crunch is almost over, and Country Wide is going to be the first to skyrocket over it.

Buy this Tech rocket while the market it down. $77 is a steal!