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Stock Market Alerts for Tuesday! September 28, 2004, Part 3

Wall Street News Alert's "stocks to watch" this morning are: CDC Systems Inc. , Exxon Mobil Corporation , QUALCOMM, Inc. and Dell Inc. .

Aggressive investors and traders will be watching CDC Systems Inc. this morning! Yesterday after the markets closed, the company issued a press release announcing that it has activated its marketing plan by its order for CDC compressors to be used on ten of Burlington Resources' gas wells!

This is great news for investors! According to the press release, this will result in revenues of $198,000 annually ($16,500 per month). This is an exciting opportunity for CDC because it is estimated that the company will be able to apply its technology to up to 40-50 additional Burlington wells over the next year.

Burlington Resources represents a giant opportunity for the company because Burlington is the largest oil & gas producer within the San Juan Basin having over 6,500 wells in the area.

This engagement is an important step in the development of a succession of oil & gas companies using the compressor system to maximize natural gas production. CDC Systems Inc. has planned to organize a network of oil and gas companies that are utilizing compressors designed to CDC specifications and increase production while reducing wasted natural gas that is lost into the atmosphere from wells that are not properly prepared.

Investors watch this one! Just last week the company also issued a press release announcing that that their newest "CDC S1" compressor system is now available to the public. This system enables marginal (barely profitable) and non-profitable natural gas wells to produce more volume cost effectively and efficiently, thus making the wells profitable.

The stock closed yesterday at around $2.10 a share.

In case you are not familiar with the company: CDC Systems Inc. develops new technology applicable to the oil/natural gas industry on a worldwide basis. The company not only combines its technology and expertise to convert marginal, non-profitable wells into profitable producers, but by added the methods of application and customizing technology to the M1 & L1 series are able to be extremely competitive in the traditional market. This market commonly focused on by most compressor companies is currently 25,000 and growing by 3,000 every year. This innovative approach to business combining technology with development should be an exciting and profitable venture.

Stocks showing interesting activity yesterday at the close of the regular trading day were: Exxon Mobil Corporation up 0.2% on 12 million shares traded, QUALCOMM, Inc. down 0.6% on 11.9 million shares traded and Dell Inc. up 0.09% on 11.8 million shares traded.

Commentary:

"U.S. new home sales jumped a surprising 9.4 percent in August, the fastest acceleration of sales in almost four years, as a fresh dip in mortgage interest rates attracted buyers, a government report showed on Monday," stated Mario Cardenas in Wall Street News Alert's daily commentary continued at: http://www.WallStreetNewsAlert.com.

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