Robert D.

Hidden Clues Yield Opportunities in Amcon and Hong Kong Highpower Technology

I agree w/ jerrydd, there are much better plays in the battery market industry. The one problem with this industry is that it's still evolving, and a company can be wiped out by competition very quickly by new technology. I would focus on a company's backlog if I am looking into batteries. This will give the investor some sense of security over the next 6-12 month period. I myself, prefer ABAT, which produces li-ion batteries (far superior to NiMH).

As far as DIT, I've also traded this one for a while, and I see this going much higher in 2010 ($125-$150). They are a big "turnaround" story. They are currently listed as a small cap, but this will change, and big money will flow pushing this even higher.