Company name: Digital Insight Corporation (DGIN) 28.25 DGIN provides outsourced online banking systems for over 1800 financial institutions. Projected forward P/E to December 07 of 20 and with further improvement likely, DGIN is fundamentally cheap at current level. Deal inked with Metavente Corporation will benefit its high profit gift card unit. According to Stocksmirf, the gift card market was a $6.2 billion business in 2005 and should expand to $31 billion by 2010. Add DGIN to your midterm holdings.

Company name: Bally Total Fitness Holding Corporation (BFT) 2.22 [8:30 am] BFT operates fitness centers and markets nutritional products. Recent lending by group managed by JP Morgan Securities strengthened the balance sheet and removed the threat of default. Add into the mix the RealAge partnership to stimulate sales and management efforts to enhance shareholder value; the stage is set for stock appreciation. BFT remains a speculative situation, yet warrants considered, BUY in the 2-2.30 ranges for midterm move to 4.

Ticker	Last Trade	Direction	Entrance Point	Exit Point
DGIN	October 11, 2006 - 7:30 am		28.25	*

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