To OTC Journal Members:
 

A Lot To Be Thankful For

Thanksgiving is the Holiday we have set aside to recognize, remember, and recount our good fortune. This year Thanksgiving is more poignant than ever in light of the events of September 11th. Irritants that loomed large one year now seem insignificant. Indeed, many of us feel fortunate to be alive after the tragedy, and last year's momentous problem is this year's ignored triviality.

In honor of the Thanksgiving Holiday we have prepared a list of things we are thankful for. Since our newsletter is about investing in small and micropcap stocks, we will confine our list to that subject. If our newsletter covered personal subjects it could go on forever. You don't need our help to make the list for your personal life, and this year it should be a very long one.
 
 
 
 

A List of Things We are Thankful For

• We are grateful the market is behaving as if it is prepared to believe the recession will be over by the second half of next year, and prolific growth will return to corporate America.
• We are grateful for the DOW, now more than 20% above the September 21 low, implying there is a possibility the Bear Market is over.
• We are grateful for the NASDAQ, now more than 20% above the September 21 low, implying there is a possibility the Bear Market is over.
• We are grateful that after 18 months of slugging it out in horrendous market conditions, the OTC Journal has been red hot recently, publishing some very profitable ideas for our long suffering members.
• We are very grateful for the prolific surges in price and volume in Energy Power (OTC BB: EYPSF)- we know from our emails traffic that many of our members you have made a lot of money in that stock this year.
• We are grateful for the outstanding performance of Cross Media Marketing (AMEX: XMM)- we are 3 for 3 on this stock. We published a Trading Alert on November 5th at $6.70, and the stock is now solidly above $9, up about 40%. We believe it will go to $15, and we are going to implement a full coverage program on the company.
• We are grateful the outstanding performance of our Riskless Rebound Portfolio. It was published on November 2nd, and as we are writing this edition the portfolio is up 32.7% if had you put an equal amount of capital in each of the five stocks highlighted. If you haven't participated, look for a pullback in the NASDAQ for a good entry level.
• We are grateful that XML Global (OTC BB: XMLG) has rebounded 300% from the bottom, and recouped a fairly good size chunk of the losses from the original entry level. The company is back on track reporting positive corporate developments, and the future looks much improved over the last several weeks.
• We are grateful that Envoy Communications (NASDAQ: ECGI), the stock which gets the Dog of the Year award for 2001, is finally showing some signs of life. This situation is very frustrating as the company is doing well, but the stock is a disaster. We are hearing rumors that management may finally get proactive on the stock market side.
• We are grateful that after a couple of lackluster quarters, MedGrup (OTC BB: CODX) is now experiencing the biggest boom in their corporate history. Look for more on that situation in December.
• We are grateful that Hercules Development Group closed its acquisition of Astralis (OTC BB: ASTR), paving the way for the company to live up to the potential we originally wrote about.

As citizens we are grateful for the privilege of living in a free society. It provides us freedom of speech as guaranteed by our Constitution, and allows us to publish and share our thoughts and ideas with our valued members.

Here's wishing you and yours a very happy, safe, and prosperous Thanksgiving Holiday.

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