You'd be better posting this in the Critique forum.

Like the way that #2 is going with the reversed e's, however, I feel that #5 has some nice letterforms which could work well with the reversed e's; the d, a and y (in #5) are particularly modern and inspiring for a successful logo.

I'm not sure I see a concept behind this logo.

I like the fourth one

These seem random, at best. How about some more info/background?