Not all of these are low closes but these hit new 52-week lows if not……
Candela (CLZR) keeps hitting the list….
Carmike Cinema’s (CKEC)…if movies hit $4 Billion and they can’t make money then they better jack up thge popcorn prices…..
Chico’s F A S (CHS) put in a new 52-week low intraday, although this sub-$17.00 marks a low if it closes here.
Delta Petroleum (DPTR) may not be a 52-week low close but that was intraday.
Eagle Test Systems Inc. (EGLT) is on that seems to keep hitting the list of late.
Franklin Electric Co., Inc., (FELE)…groundwater and fuel pumping systems… isn’t that supposed to be a hot area???
St. Joe Co. (JOE)…. would you expect anything else from a company that builds small communities and transplant-a-marsh to a town player in this housing and loan environment???
Kellwood (KWD) isn’t selling enough men’s and women’s sportwear?
Neurocham (NRMX)… today’s biotech implosion
Restoration Hardware Inc. (RSTO)… needs to restore itself maybe. Too bad, because it’s a neat shop. If houses aren’t selling and if money gets tight, this one can easily be avoided.
Jon C. Ogg
August 27, 2007
Jon Ogg can be reached at [email protected]; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.
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