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Typical Stocks: Although we have no upper limitations on the size of companies we buy, they are typically small and mid-cap stocks because these companies have value that is more likely to be overlooked and the best opportunity for price appreciation.

Comtech Telecom: We first recommended CMTL, a company that provides advanced communication systems and equipment, in our initial publication of IntelligentValue on Sept. 3, 2004. The price was $17.61 and we recommended the purchase of 60 shares for a price of $1,056.00. During the subsequent 120 days, CMTL rose to double it's initial price to a value of $35.24, or $2,114.40 and a profit of $1,057.80. That's a total return of 100.11%! We recently bought the company again on March 15, 2005 at $44.02 and so far it has gained another 14%!

CACI International: CAI provides services to the defense department. CAI came to our attention with it's quarterly EPS growth last March of 35.9% and June growth of 53.3%. EPS for the last 12 months was 65% and the PE was undervalued for the industry. We used a wide variety of other criteria to make our decision to recommend the stock to investors on Sept. 3, 2004 at a price of $50.10. Subsequently, the stock rose to $67.91 until we recommended a sell on 12/08/04 - just three months later. That's a return of 34.09% in just three months and five days!

VAALCO Energy: EGY is an independent oil company with properties principally in

the Philippines and Texas. We bought EGY on Sept. 3, 2004 at a price of $3.90 and sold our stock on Oct. 5, 2004 at a price of $5.04. Our return was 51.92% in just over one month! Following our sale, the stock slowly declined back to $3.76. Our system tells you exactly when to buy and sell! We maximize your profits in a very short time. You only need to trade about three to six stocks each month!

Toll Brothers: TOLL Brothers was one of our favorite stocks and we rode it - as

well as several other housing stocks (NVR, KBH, DHI) - to excellent returns. We recommended Toll Brothers on Oct. 22, 2004 based on its incredible earnings performance and undervalued metrics. We chose to sell some of the stock on March 4, 2005 and the remainder on March 9, 2005. The stock is now overvalued, but we were able to produce an investment return of 102.96% and 101.17% in the 4.25 months we owned it.

Apple Computer: We recommended AAPL in our first issue on Sept. 3rd, 2004. Apple was showing incredible growth in

sales and earnings per share - but it was also undervalued as a result of years of under-performance. Investors would not believe the idea that Apple could make a come-back. But we pay attention to the numbers - and the numbers showed that Apple was outperforming all industry peers by a huge margin relative to sales and earnings growth and returns on investment. It was undervalued compared to its industry relative to Price-to-Earnings, Price-to-Sales, Price-to-Cash-Flow-Growth and Price-to-Book-Value.

We purchased 40 shares of AAPL on Sept 3, 2004 as a part of our $10,000 representative portfolio at a price of $17.61. As most people that watch stocks at all know, Apple has become a superstar stock since we purchased our shares. Many people laughed at us for recommending Apple at the time, but now the stock is up to $43.90 for a return of 146.41% in 5 months and 19 days.

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