Top 10 performing security stocks for January.
% Stock
Company/Symbol Increase Price Analysis
Analex 72% $3.63 Analex said it has signed a
NLX merger agreement with
QinetiQ which will commence
a cash tender offer to
acquire all of Analex's
outstanding shares of
common stock for $3.70 per
share.
Henry Bros. Electronics 58% $6.00 Appearing in the Top 10
HBE list for the second month
in a row, Henry Bros. stock
has almost doubled since
early Dec. 2006 despite
issuing no news since Nov.
9 and no new SEC filings
since Nov. 13.
Zix Corp. 37% $1.63 ZIXI announced that the
ZIXI FDIC will be using the
company's Email Encryption
Service to communicate
securely with other
financial regulators.
Allen-Vanguard 35% $3.98 Allen-Vanguard reports an
ALNVF.PK order worth $3 million for
its advanced digital ECM
equipment, which is used to
counter the threat of
remotely detonated
explosives.
Arotech 34% $4.10 Arotech reports its
ARTX Simulation and Training
Division has recently
received contract awards
totaling more than $2.8
million for weapon
simulation solutions.
AXCESS International 33% $1.55 AXCESS introduced a lower
AXSI.OB price for its comprehensive
physical asset management
solution, Asset Activator.
Management says that ROI is
less than 6 months.
Ionatron 26% $5.16 IOTN announced $500,000 of
IOTN new contracts including
major aerospace, defense,
and semiconductor equipment
customers.
Alanco Technologies 24% $1.74 Alanco expects to report
ALAN sales revenue in excess of
$10.5 million for the first
six months of its fiscal
year 2007 ending June 30,
2007.
VASCO Data Security 24% $14.70 VASCO said at its 3rd
VDSI Investor and Media Summit
in New York that it has
passed the landmark of 150
customers in the U.S.
banking sector.
Telecommunication Systems 23% $3.81 TSYS said it has been
TSYS awarded a contract by the
U.S. Army valued at $10.8
million for satellite
communications terminals
and maintenance that will
be used in support of the
Military Transition Team.
List excludes stocks valued below $1 or whose revenue is not derived
primarily from security.
Data and analysis provided by SecurityStockWatch.com, publishers of
Investment Guide to Security Stocks[c]
Chart: Mike Moran
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