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(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 10, 2012 ) New York, NY -- With the markets looking to take a downswing, VFC's Stock House, an information and research outlet that brings ideas and opens discussions to a broad spectrum of investors, will start taking a look at some companies that may be able to weather the storm.
Tuesday's roundup includes a glance into the Microsoft (MSFT) -AOL patent purchase and Facebook-Yahoo (YHOO) patent wars, and also looks at the potential of Implant Sciences (IMSC), a company quickly gaining traction in the market place.
The DOW started the new trading week on a down note, trading lower for the fourth trading day in a row and settling in at below the 13,000 mark. News headlines have gone negative on the hopes of continued economic momentum, as predicted, with both sides of the political spectrum playing up the March jobs report to benefit their own respective interests.
This week we'll take a look at some falling stocks that may trade down with the market for the time being, but could quickly rebound when the downward momentum is finished thanks to expectations of solid news developments or pending catalysts that could help reverse the trend.
VFC's Stock House has been keeping a close eye on Implant Sciences over the past few weeks after an increase in volume looked to be positioning the stock for a major boost in price based on developments regarding potential new distribution for the company's explosive and narcotics detectors.
The "major boost" may have taken shape on Monday as volume of more than five times the daily norm led to a near-twenty percent boost in price on the day. Shares closed Monday at just a hair below the one dollar mark.
Other companies included in Tuesday's coverage are Cytosorbents Corporation, Capstone Turbine and Spectrum Pharmaceuticals.
VFC's Stock House is an information and research outlet that brings new ideas to the table and opens discussions for a broad spectrum of investors, with a strong focus on - but not limited to - biotech stocks and the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. VFC's Stock House provides individual company profiles, write-ups and reports as well as giving general insights into broader-market news through various 'Stock Watch' lists. At the conclusion of most weeks, VFC's Stock House issues a "Weekly Stock Watch" that examines news items, stocks and stories that made headlines during the previous trading week, but may also make headlines or influence trends during the upcoming week as well. The information contained within the pages of VFCÂ’s Stock House are not intended to be taken as advice, but as a starting point where investors can follow up with their own DD and devise their own entry and exit strategies.
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