Trading on the NASDAQ Global Market, Comverge Inc. is a provider of clean energy solutions. They are a leading Demand Response and advanced metering company dedicated to providing the best technology and services to the electric utility industry. Headquartered in East Hanover, New Jersey, Comverge has offices in Duluth, Georgia; Newark, California; and Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.

Comverge Inc.’s solutions improve grid reliability and supply electric capacity cost effectively. They accomplish this by reducing base load and peak load energy consumption. Formed from the Utility Solutions Division of Lucent Technologies and the Control Systems Division of Scientific Atlanta, the company has over 25 years of experience creating innovative demand response solutions and more than 15 patents in the field.

Comverge has more than 500 utility clients in the United States and approximately 4.5 million devices installed. Their “Pay for Performance” gives enterprises capacity that can reduce emissions, eliminate line losses, increase reliability, and

DayStar Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:DSTI), producers of thin-film photovoltaic products for solar energy utilities, today announced the progress it has made in meeting its Q3 technical and production goals. A conference call, scheduled for 10 a.m. (Pacific time) today, can be heard in replay until October 15 by dialing 203-369-3944, and entering the pass code 1234. An archived webcast replay will be available for one year on the company website, www.DayStarTech.com.

DayStar produces thin-film solar cells and modules based upon CIGS (copper indium gallium di-selenide). Thin-film photovoltaic products, currently comprising about 10% of the PV market, are much less expensive to produce than comparable silicon-based products, and are more efficient in low-light and high-temperature environments. And, of all the thin-film technologies currently available, CIGS offers the highest conversion efficiency. It can be produced inexpensively using low-cost glass substrates, and associated manufacturing processes are easily scalable for high volume production.

The company is

SkyPostal Networks, Inc. recently announced that their newest facility at Newark Airport, handling their mail and parcel post traffic to and from the UK and Europe, is in full operation. The company also completed a private placement financing totaling $10 million since becoming a publicly traded company. Falcon Capital, a boutique investment banking firm based in London, acted as a placement agent for the financing.

SkyPostal is an international wholesale mail distribution company specializing in hand delivery of commercial mail and periodicals to the Latin America-Caribbean region (LAC). The new facility will service existing customers throughout the Northeast and serve new business the company expects to gain from their recent key strategic marketing agreement with Deutsche Post’s U.S. Division – DHL Global Mail. By capitalizing on the ability to utilize Deutsche Post’s global network, the SkyPostal expansion into Newark will facilitate the introduction

STRONG BUY

1. Continental Airlines (CAL)

a. One of the highest quality names in our airline universe.

b. International growth strategy out of Newark and revenue premium from business travelers.

c. Target price to 30

2. Tiffany & Co. (TIF)

a. April-quarter EPS estimate of $0.50 vs. $0.39 estimate; international strength offset U.S. weakness– Europe’s 30% comp rise attests to growing international demand.

b. Strong brand heritage mitigates weak consumer spending trends.

BUY

Dell (DELL)

a. April-quarter EPS of $0.38, vs. $0.34; revenues rose 9%, led by notebook PCs and strong overseas demand.

b. DELL is making good progress in its strategy overall

c. Price target price of $28

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