Not long ago, I was having a discussion with some friends about real estate when the focus drifted to Cape Cod housing prices, which had plunged in the 2007-2008 real estate collapse. The consensus among the group was that prices would eventually rebound, and that patient owners and investors would come out OK. And that was no surprise. Most people tend to extrapolate the future from the past … and for most of our lives, real estate prices have gone up.

Then up piped my brother-in-law the geologist, commenting, “10,000 years ago Cape Cod wasn’t there and in 10,000 years it’ll be gone again.”

This post contains a fresh list of stocks which have experienced massive buying. I believe the stocks listed in this post are worthy of adding to the stock watch list. As stated at the bottom of this post, I have chosen three stocks which I may be speculating with in the weeks to come.

As stated in previous blog posts, I'm a firm believer of stocks which have had significant moves higher on big volume. Some of these stocks will sell off, and some will continue to move higher, it is important to use caution when purchasing and use discipline when selling.

As the CEO of Coalogix stated, this award is really the equivalent of the Academy Awards with this award being the most coveted. The company was up against 200 nominees in 22 countries, most of which were multi billion energy producers, refiners, laboratories etc. So what I’m trying to say is this company is legit as it’s not a small two man scientist crew based in some warehouse deep in China. Coalogix is based out of good ole Charlotte, NC on a multi hundred acre plot of land with a 117,000 sq ft facility. Growth drivers for Coalogix stem from current and/or impending regulations to improve air quality in the United States such as: NOx SIP Call, Clean Air Interstate Rule [CAIR], and the Clean Air Mercury Rule [CAMR].

Cleantech Venture Capitalists Beware - What You Don't Know About Energy Can Kill You

A new ruling by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is very good news for two pure-play “demand management” (DM) companies, EnerNOC Inc. (ENOC) and Comverge Inc. (COMV), as well as for Acorn Energy Inc. (ACFN), which holds roughly an 8.6% interest in Comverge.

FERC ordered PJM Interconnection Inc., which operates the U.S.’s largest competitive wholesale market for electric power, to allow energy efficiency projects to compete head-to-head with power plants in supplying the needs of more than 50 million Americans in 13 Eastern and Midwestern states, plus the District of Columbia. PJM constitutes about 20% of the U.S. electric power market.

Acorn Energy (Nasdaq: ACFN) likes to take a stake, if not outright purchase, struggling companies that have invested millions of dollars and spent many years perfecting their innovations. These companies are just beginning to reach the "Tipping Point"; in other words their technology is now ready to be profitable in the market but they may not have the cash or resources to scale up. This method has worked extremely well for Acorn in the past, having successfully brought several companies public and turned private companies profitable.

What does Acorn's current portfolio of companies have in common? For starters, they're green. From catalyst regeneration technologies and services to reduce noxious emissions by fossil-fuel power plants, to improving efficiencies of the electric grid, to delivering mail in Germany. There's even sonar technology that allows owners of fossil fuel infrastructure assets such as oil rigs, pipelines and oil terminals to protect their investments.

Following find two stocks that we feel will outperform the market in the near term. One is oversold and one is undiscovered.

TASER International (TASR) $7.46, is in our opinion currently in an oversold position, down more than 20% since last week. The company reported 1st quarter earnings having more than doubled to $1.2M, from the prior year's $494,554, but missed the Street's expectations. TASR is currently trading just off it's 52 week low and makes for what we feel is an attractive entry point. For its part, this week the company said it's board approved a plan to repurchase up to $12.5M in common stock.