Pre-Market Stock Notes (MAR 28, 2007)

(ANGO) Angiodynamics traded down 3% after beating earnings and on good guidance because its revenues looked as tad light.
(ANSV) Anesiva announced that it has begun enrolling adult patients in a Phase 3 clinical study of Zingo, its fast-acting, local anesthetic to treat pain associated with peripheral venous access procedures.
(BRLC) Syntax-Brillian anounces $15.5 million strategic investment; CEO was interviewed by Cramer last night on MAD MONEY.
(BZH) Beazer Homes fell 15% after Business Week reported that the company was under investigation by the FBI, DOJ, IRS, and HUD.
(CBRL) CBRL Group announces adoption of executive trading plans.
(CVS) CVS/Caremark commences self tender offer to purchase up to 150 mln shares.
(CYTC) Cytyc signed a new multi-year pact with Quest Diagnostics.
(DNDN) Dendreon has FDA panel review for Provenge Tomorrow.
(ETEL) eTelecare priced its IPO of 5.5 million shares at $13.50 per share.
(FD) Federated CEO positive according to Cramer.
(GHM) Graham wins $3.5 million in surface condenser orders.
(GOOG) Google saw its longest outage for many GMAIL email users since the launch of its service.
(GSOL) Global Sources renewed its contract with AsiaWorld-Expo Management to host China Sourcing Fairs at Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo from 2009 to 2012 worth an estimated $44 million.
(HPQ) H-P sues Acer over 5 PC patents in the US.
(HSIC) Henry Schein added $100 million more to share buybacjk plan.
(ICE) ICE and the TSX announced the formation of a transformative technology and clearing alliance for the North American natural gas and Canadian power markets.
(IIG) iMergent increased guidance.
(JCP) JCPenney CEO positive according to Cramer.
(KNXA) KAnexa wins pact from Volvo.
(MSFT) Microsoft has unveiled a new Xbox 360 that is more powerful for $479.99.
(NYX) NYSE was given a reiterated Buy last night by Cramer and he thinks it will go to new highs.
(PDX) Pediatrix Medical acquires neonatal group practice in Indiana.
(SUNW) Sun Micro is relaunching its Sparc chipsets after being mothballed, what Wall Street is questioning.
(VOCL) VocalTec wins purchase order of $1.8 million from Deutsche Telekom.
(VYYO) Vyyo secures additional $35 million funding from Goldman Sachs.
(YHOO) Yahoo! is increasing its storage for email to essentially an unlimited space; Yahoo! and Virgin Mobile USA announce strategic partnership.

Jon C. Ogg
March 28, 2007

Jon Ogg can be reached at [email protected]; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.