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These updates are meant to work in combination with our Hot List penny stock picks, Ongoing Commentary, Profit Maker reports, and Buy and Sell Target Prices.

May 16

It has been a quiet day on the markets so far, but that has not stopped some of our Hot List picks from making strong gains.

XYBR is up 13% so far on the day, while SGRP spiked 18 cents. A host of others enjoyed smaller, but respectable gains.

SGRP - Quarterly Report.

XYBR - Another huge alliance for Xybernaut. This will be great for both company exposure and investor interest. Expect more announcements like this from XYBR in the coming months. Here are the details:

Xybernaut Corporation today announced that Xybernaut® wearable computers and software solutions for "queue-busting" (reducing long lines), registration, ticketing and other customer services have been developed jointly with IBM (NYSE:IBM - News) for airline carrier customers -- including the previously announced Mobile Kiosk Program.

Xybernaut solutions are initially being integrated as part of a Mobile Kiosk Program that represents one of the first jointly developed solutions resulting from a reseller agreement completed by IBM and Xybernaut last year.

As part of the program, airline customer service representatives utilize Xybernuat Mobile Assistant® V (MA V) wearable computers as the basis for a wireless/mobile check-in and ticketing system to augment existing registration desks.

The solution consists of a Xybernaut MA V wearable computing system, manufactured for Xybernaut by IBM, an integrated light-weight flat panel display (FPD) with touch screen capabilities and support for body-worn credit card readers and printers. The system provides a ticketing agent with the same functionality as if he or she was behind one of the fixed location counter terminals.

Given the wearable nature of this solution, additional agents can be sent to handle and support extensive crowds when, for example, flights are rescheduled or delayed.

Xybernaut has been developing queue-busting applications in conjunction with airlines, hotels, retail stores and fast-food restaurants for several years.

"We believe that queue-busting is one of the `killer applications' for wearable computing, much the same as word processing, spreadsheets and databases were the killer applications for the introduction and success of the PC," stated Edward G. Newman, chairman president and CEO for Xybernaut.

"We are encouraged to see our wearable/wireless platform continue to gain momentum within the airline industry, a key vertical industry sector for Xybernaut. Today, large enterprises are looking for ways to leverage existing investments in computing and communications. Measurable returns on these investments are becoming a critical benchmark for enterprise productivity," added Newman.

May 15

EBIX - Financials.

TRAC - Financials.

SCKT - Here is the latest statement from Socket Communications, yesterday's Hot List penny stock pick:

Socket Communications, Inc., the Mobile Connection(TM) Company, today announced the availability of its enhanced Bluetooth Connection Kit for Pocket PCs. The product creates a cable-free link between a Pocket PC, or other Windows CE device, and a Bluetooth-enabled phone, allowing a user to exchange email, browse the Internet, send a fax, or access the company network by using the mobile phone as a wireless modem. Enhancements to the CompactFlash Bluetooth card include upgraded firmware that is Bluetooth SIG (Special Interest Group) 1.1 compliant, providing increased compatibility with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.

"The increasing number of Bluetooth-enabled devices entering the market indicates that Bluetooth technology is coming of age," said David Hayden, president of MobileWeek, a mobile and wireless consultancy. "As more and more people become part of the mobile workforce, they need an easy and cost-effective way to access email, browse the Internet, fax, print, and do all the other computer-related tasks they can perform with their wired connections. Socket's Bluetooth Connection Kit gives them that capability."

Socket's Bluetooth Connection Kit is the only CompactFlash Bluetooth card to be awarded the Nokia OK logo, ensuring compatibility with Nokia's Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones. In addition, Socket's Bluetooth Connection Kit now supports connections to mobile phones from Ericsson, Motorola, NTT DoComo, and Sony, and it works on GSM/GPRS, CDMA, PHS and cdmaONE networks. The printing application mirrors desktop printing functionality, making it easy to print to a Bluetooth-enabled printer. The Bluetooth Connection Kit also enables access to a network via a LAN Access point, and the ability to ActiveSync with a Bluetooth-enabled desktop or notebook. It is the only CompactFlash card on the market with a fully integrated antenna -- resulting in no change to the form factor of a handheld device. The Get Connected! Wizard makes establishing a connection to a Bluetooth-enabled phone quick and easy, and the Socket Dialer application automatically dials any phone number in the contact database, providing hands-free calling. Socket's Mobility Friendly(TM) Bluetooth Connection Kit is built to take up the least amount of space in a person's pocket and consume less battery power than any product of its kind.

"Socket is proud to provide users with the most Mobility Friendly(TM) products on the market," commented Patti Cassalia, Product Marketing Manager for Socket's Bluetooth product line. "Using a Bluetooth-enabled phone as a modem in conjunction with their Pocket PC is easy and cost-effective. Users save money because they don't need to add an extra account for data as they would with a wireless modem. Plus, the cable-free link and fully integrated antenna mean less hassle for the user."

The Bluetooth Connection Kit is compatible with Windows CE 3.x for Pocket 2000, Pocket PC 2002, and Handheld PC 2000, and it will operate in any of those devices with either a Type I or Type II CompactFlash slot. A similar solution for Windows powered notebooks will be available in June. The product is available through Socket's website (www.socketcom.com) for a suggested retail price of US $179. Current owners of the Bluetooth Connection Kit can upgrade by downloading the software from www.socketcom.com/support/support_bluetooth.htm.

May 14

A quick summary of our technical analysis findings for today's Hot List penny stock pick, SCKT.

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Be sure to view our full report on Socket Communications, as well as our target buy and sell price opinions.

MPET - Quarterly Report.

CKSW - Quarterly Report.

GEOI - Quarterly Report.

May 13

XYBR - Xybernaut's financials were very strong, and they have increased forward-looking guidance. We feel even more strongly now about this stock than we did on tuesday when we released it as our weekly Hot List pick. Details of their comments are as follows;

Xybernaut Corporation announced quarterly revenues of $2.8 million for its first quarter ended March 31, 2002, the highest first quarter results in the Company's history.

This represents a 24% increase compared with $2.3 million for the corresponding period a year ago.

Hardware revenue for the quarter was $1.8 million, an increase of 38% from $1.3 million for the same period in the prior year. The net loss applicable to holders of common stock for the first quarter was $8.0 million, or $0.13 per share, compared with $5.9 million, also $0.13 per share, for the same period in the prior year.

Results for the first quarter are consistent with the guidance previously given.

"We are now beginning to see tangible results from the investments we have made in developing our technology platforms and our efforts to cultivate strategic vertical industry sectors," said Edward G. Newman, chairman, president and CEO for Xybernaut. "We have realized considerable success in various metrics that we consider key indicators of strong revenue growth. In addition, our restructuring activities are progressing well and we expect to achieve the savings outlined in our earlier announcement."

Enterprise customers are moving into broader deployments of Xybernaut solutions. Through the end of the first quarter 2002, the Company has sold more than 3,500 units of the Mobile Assistant series and realized over $17 million in revenues from those sales.

Xybernaut continues to expand Team Xybernaut(SM), its community of value-added resellers (VARs) and systems integrators. As of the end of the first quarter of 2001, less than 20 companies were participating in Team Xybernaut. Comparatively, during the first quarter of 2002 alone Xybernaut completed more than 20 Team Xybernaut agreements bringing the number of completed Team Xybernaut agreements to more than 95 since the program's inception.

Guidance

The Company is increasing quarterly revenue guidance for the remainder of this year to 30% to 60% increases in revenue from the same quarters in the prior year.

This guidance is up from the 25% to 50% quarterly increase previously provided. This guidance range indicates expected revenues of $2.6 million to $3.2 million for the second quarter ending June 30, 2002.