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Good morning, on a daily basis we will try to update you on what stocks are making the strongest moves in the OTC markets, here are today’s market gainers!

Jayhawk Energy (OTC BB: JYHW)
DD Link: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=JYHW.OB

Jayhawk Energy is Up $0.03 on Over 1 Million Shares

Jayhawk Energy is coming off of a large pullback, now that the selling has subsided, momentum has shifted to the buy side. The shift in momentum can be attributed to their press release from Tuesday (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/JayHawk-Energy-Inc-Recent-bw-3826558074.html?x=0&.v=1) which addressed their recent trading activity as well as an update on the company’s drilling program.

Imaging3 Inc. (OTC BB: IMGG)
DD Link: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=IMGG.OB

IMGG Up Nearly 20% on Heavy Share Volume

After hitting a bottom Tuesday, IMGG has seeing support bring it back up to as high as $0.45 today. Currently IMGG is consolidating at $0.44, its next move could be a harbinger of things to come.

International Stem Cell Corp. (OTC BB: ISCO)
DD Link: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=isco.ob

ISCO is Up $0.08 on 2 Times 3 Month Volume Average

ISCO announced a shareholder conference call today (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/International-Stem-Cell-bw-486349318.html?x=0&.v=1) most likely addressing issues such as the company’s progress as well as its recent share price appreciation from around $0.50 to it’s current price $1.18. If the company’s story is in line with its latest move than there could be more to come, however, whenever a stock is up this high this quickly it is best to be thorough in your due diligence before chasing.

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US stocks certainly reacted on Thursday to the fact that data shows more people than expected lost their jobs.

The total was 467,000 non-farm employees that found themselves jobless. This is 100,000 more than projected. As with anything we need to put this into perspective and realize this only rose a small amount reaching 9.5%, which is the highest since 1983.

There were 614,000 jobless Americans that suffered this indignity for the first time. This is certainly an indicator of the current state of the economy and unemployment.

The market turns on events and has been trading lower as investors attempt to anticipate future figures. Citigroup fell a full percent to $2.94 while Wells Fargo was down 1.2 percent to $23.85.

An hour into trading the S&P 500 index was down 2 per cent with the Dow falling 1.8 per cent and Nasdaq Composite down2.2 per cent.

America will shortly being celebrating its independence and some investors may have left the market till next week.

Energy fell as crude continued its decline falling an additional $2.52.

Commodities also felt the sting amid a fairly wide sell-off with God trading down and some mining stocks being extremely volatile.

Airlines were flying both high and low with Morgan Stanley reviewing it’s ratings on the biggies with a special nod to Continental stating it was a likely survivor from the fallout.

Lear confirms Chapter 11 and Johnson Controls suffers from fears of unemployment effecting new car purchases and that is certainly a possibility.

Johnson & Johnson was down after committing $1 billion to new Elan equity in exchange for an 18.4 share in the company.

Europe may be half a world away but Wall Street has a long reach and says those stocks down early with Eurofirst losing 2.2 percent. And from the other side of the planet, Asian equities closed higher with Shanghail Composite up 1.7 percent, setting a new 13 month record.

Bond yields were down with the 2 year Tnote falling 5 basis points (below the 1% mark to 0.99%), not being completely gloomy the 10 year T note was 3bps up at 3.508%

And just in time for our independence day, the dollar was strong against major currencies, gaining 1% against the euro to $1.4009

Good Morning All,

I am going to begin to put together a quick recap each morning of the previous days  top penny stock promotions. Some of these stocks will continue to have legs and you may want to put them on your radar.  I am going to point out the stocks that gained 25% or more yesterday.

PGYC -150%, PHMB 50%, TTIN 34%, MEDT 30%, BNLD 27%, SWMW 25%

Good Investing,

WhisperfromWallStreet.com