Stock Screen Results - US Stocks from $2 to $10

There were seven low-priced US stocks reaching all-time highs last week. GSIT (GSI Technology Inc) has a reasonable Piotroski Score, indicating the business is relatively sound (a score of 3 or less raises red flags), and the company also has high sales and Earnings-Per-Share growth and institutions are have been accumulating GSIT at a moderate pace. The chart has been choppy but it closed above an important resistance level at $7.00 last week, on high volume, which is bullish.

Growth and Fundamentals
Symbol	Sector	Piotroski score	Market Cap	EPS Q/Q	Sales Q/Q	Dividend %	Payout	Inst Own	Inst Trans	Target Price
AEZ	Basic Materials	4	583.77M	87%	368%	%	0%	33%	-5%	8.5
AZK	Basic Materials	6	1.21B	-61%	12%	%	0%	63%	2%	7.2
BTN	Consumer Goods	5	107.74M	192%	67%	%	0%	54%	-1%	14.0
GSIT	Technology	5	198.90M	104%	82%	%	%	25%	2%	8.3
HSTM	Technology	3	144.01M	-24%	18%	%	%	25%	1%	8.2
MFA	Financial	3	2.27B	-45%	-30%	11%	104%	87%	-0%	8.5
NSU	Basic Materials	2	1.19B	-136%	%	%	%	71%	2%	4.2
Data are from GrahamInvestor.com, Yahoo Finance, and Finviz.com

AEZ (American Oil & Gas Inc | AMEX) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $9.61 (05-Nov-2010), Daily Close $9.57 (05-Nov-2010)
AZK (Aurizon Mines Ltd | AMEX) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $7.70 (05-Nov-2010), Daily Close $7.60 (05-Nov-2010)
BTN (Ballantyne Strong Inc | AMEX) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $9.74 (04-Nov-2010), Daily Close $9.47 (09-Aug-2010)
GSIT (GSI Technology Inc | NASDAQ) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $7.18 (05-Nov-2010), Daily Close $7.17 (05-Nov-2010)
HSTM (Healthstream Inc | NASDAQ) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $7.60 (02-Nov-2010), Daily Close $7.01 (02-Nov-2010)
MFA (MFA Financial Inc | NYSE) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $8.08 (05-Nov-2010), Daily Close $8.08 (05-Nov-2010)
NSU (Nevsun Resources Ltd | AMEX) All-time Highs (Yahoo Finance): Intraday $6.43 (05-Nov-2010), Daily Close $6.17 (05-Nov-2010)

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