Each and every week at 7:00 PM EST on Sunday, Stockprowler will bring you his latest hot stock pick of the week ...free on the Web! Stockprowler uses state of the art technology to look under the rocks and find those little stocks with the potential to make the BIG moves. Stockprowler screens primarily NYSE, AMEX, and NASDAQ stocks trading around $3 or under. These stocks offer considerable leverage at minimal cost. It is not uncommon for these stocks to make moves of 30%, 50%, or more. Please read our disclaimer before trading in any stocks mentioned on this Web site. So are you ready? Here's the Stockprowler report for the week of Monday, January 31, 2000:

      We have received several e-mails this week regarding the big gap up open with CVCL last Monday. As we explained to those who wrote us, what happened apparently is that CVCL was hot in after hours trading the previous Friday and also in the Australian market before the open in the U.S. market on Monday… as a result it opened very high and moved up sharply right from the start. It did, however, pull back to 1 5/16 before making its big move to 2 1/2 later in the day. Several readers expressed disappointment because CVCL closed out the week at 1 3/8 on Friday.

      Before we get to this week's pick, I'd like to take a few moments to calm the nerves of some investors in DDD. We received a number of e-mails expressing concern about DDD's recent approval of a 1-for-4 reverse stock split. It is the opinion of Stockprowler.com that in the short term reverse splits quite often have a negative effect on stock price. However, longer term we agree with the company's recent statement that, "through this reverse split, our stock price will be priced in a range that allows us to begin to attract quality institutions." Stockprowler believes that C-3D Digital's patented 3D stereoscopic conversion technology will be very attractive to institutional investors when DDD's stock price moves over the $5/share mark.

      And now the Stockprowler.com pick of the week…

      Electronic Identification, Inc. (EISQ:OTC:BB)

• Corporate Web site: http://www.eisq.com
• Estimated Shares Outstanding: 19 million
• Estimated Public Float: 10 million
• Estimated Market Capitalization: $28 million
• Closing Price Friday: $1.48

      EISQ (OTC:BB) - This week's pick is hot… very hot. EISQ closed Friday at 1.48 on 8,148,300 shares traded… up 100% for the day. So why is Stockprowler jumping on a stock that has already made its move? It is the opinion of Stockprowler.com that EISQ has only just begun to make its move. Electronic Identification, Inc. (EISQ) develops and markets electronic identification systems which combine radio frequency and biometric imaging technologies to digitally encode fingerprints, photographs, and personal details onto a microchip using the company's patented compression software. Biometrics are biological data that can identify an individual by his/her unique physical characteristics, i.e., the face, the iris of one's eyes, fingerprints, or a person's voice. EISQ's technology offers solutions to corporations and governments who have the need to identify people in secure, convenient and cost-effective ways. The company's proprietary technology allows users to effectively control the flow of people and information in offices, over the Internet or across borders, as well as for high security applications such as drivers licenses, credit cards, banking, passports, and access restriction cards.

      On January 27, EISQ and Hewlett-Packard Co. agreed to form a partnership to produce a smart card that both companies have been working on independently. Hewlett-Packard has been researching and deploying smart card technology for several years and has a work force of 4,000 employees working on the project in France. The agreement is part of a deal put together whereby the two companies will work together on three projects totaling $500 million in contracts with customers in the Middle East. In addition, several other joint projects are in the talking stages involving customers in Europe. The agreement between the two companies calls for Hewlett-Packard to provide all systems integration, hardware, and the work force to produce the cards, while EISQ will provide its proprietary compression software/technology. Also, here is a link to a streaming audio interview with Terry Kirby, Chairman & CEO of Electronic Identification, Inc… the interview is about 6 months old but gives an excellent overview of the company's technology… worth a listen… Click here to hear it.

Good trading… Stockprowler