some stocks, take them for what they are worth!

Here are 10 more stocks to be checking out and IBD backs these stocks up with there high rating on them! And I think they are very worth looking at. So check these stocks out and decide for yourself which one you want to take some investing in!

1. Netease.com (NTES) - Earnings Per Share Rating: 99.* The China-based Internet company has a three-year EPS growth rate of 97% and a three-year sales growth rate of 83%.

2. Hansen Natural (HANS) - EPS Rating: 99. On March 9, the beverage firm reported its ninth straight quarter of triple-digit profit growth.

3. F5 Networks (FFIV) - EPS Rating: 98. The maker of products used to manage Internet traffic has ridden its 50-day moving average higher since its Jan. 3 breakout.

4. Las Vegas Sands (LVS) - EPS Rating: 98. The casino operator is in the running with three other groups to build Singapore’s first casino resort. Annual return on equity at the end of 2005 was 25.9%.

5. OmniVision Technologies (OVTI) - EPS Rating: 97. Its image sensors were recently selected by a German automotive parts supplier for use in rearview cameras. Annual profit margin in 2005 hit a multi-year high of 27.3%.

6. Multi-Fineline Electronix (MFLX) - EPS Rating: 92. The maker of printed circuit boards used in cell phones, personal digital assistants and bar-code scanners recently announced plans to acquire Singapore-based MFS Technology for $500 million in cash and stock.

7. Hittite Microwave (HITT) - EPS Rating: 92. The recent new issue and maker of integrated circuits is just one of many emerging leaders in IBD’s Electronics-Semiconductor Mfg group. In mid-February, the chipmaker reported a 64% rise in Q4 profit of 23 cents a share, 4 cents above estimates.

8. Gilead Sciences (GILD) - EPS Rating: 99. Its bird flu vaccine – Tamiflu – has been selling well and two of its AIDS drugs continue show promise. The company has a three-year EPS growth rate of 75% and a three-year sales growth rate of 59%.

9. JLG Industries (JLG) - EPS Rating: 85. The maker of aerial work platforms has been a standout performer in IBD’s Machinery-Construction/Mining group. In the past 12 months, the stock has risen 196% compared to a 91% gain for its industry group.

10. Pike Electric (PEC) - EPS Rating: 84. The provider of outsourced electric distribution and transmission services went public in July 2005 at $14. In early February, the company said fiscal second-quarter profit surged 310% to 41 cents a share, well above views of 27 cents.

Out of some of more stock research on these stocks that were mentioned above. We would probably take NTES, GILD, OVIT, and PEC. We feel that these are the solid and very good ones to really check out more so!!