To OTC Journal Members:
 

MVP Awards Program is Back Just in Time For Christmas and Hanukkah !!!!!!!!!!

Long term OTC Journal members will recall our MVP Program. It was last offered in July of 2000, but has been difficult to arrange since the recession began and corporate promotional budgets were trimmed. The OTC Journal uses the marketing leverage of our 600,000 strong membership group to obtain special free offers on behalf of our members.

In return for your ongoing membership you are being awarded 80 MVP points. Next Tuesday you will be able to redeem those points for a free, no strings attached 6 week subscription to the Wall Street Journal. That's right- Free, no strings attached 6 week subscription to the Wall Street Journal delivered right to your door. Sign up friends and family as a Christmas or Hanukkah gift. 

The Wall Street Journal has only allocated 15,000 free subscriptions to our members, and they will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis. Therefore, if you want to take advantage of this offer please act quickly.

Unfortunately, it will only be available to people in the Continental US. It will not be available in Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, or any place in the world. Our apologies, but we cannot get the publishers at the Wall Street Journal to absorb the delivery costs outside the Continental US.
 

Envoy Communications (NASDAQ: ECGI) Finally Rebounding Strongly- News Today After the Close

We have been long and wrong on Envoy Communications for a virtual eternity. We know many of our members are shareholders, and most of us never thought we'd see the stock drop below $2.

A quick look at the current chart reveals the long awaited rebound is finally in full swing, and despite the recent run up we believe a move back to the $2 is in the cards short term.

After months of virtual silence, Envoy Communications announced today that their new marketing and advertising division, the St. John company, has been named the advertising agency of record for Fujifilm Canada Inc.

The company anticipates their St. John division will continue to gain momentum as advertisers begin budgeting for anticipated improved economic conditions.

In an unrelated item the press release also revealed the company will be announcing fiscal year end financial results on December 19th with a conference call the same day.

The OTC Journal is anticipating Envoy will announce somewhere between $5 million and $10 CDN in EBITDA profits for fiscal 2001. At $1 per share the stock was priced as if the company were losing money.

More importantly, we hope management will give us a forecast for business in fiscal 2002 so we can get a handle on where the stock could trade as business levels return to normal.

In the interim, the stock is behaving extremely well after months of steady decline. The market is now convinced their business has not fallen off a cliff, and better times are ahead. 

We believe the stock is headed back into the $2 range in short order. There has been very little tax selling pressure this year as few investors have profits to protect. Look for a rebound to $2 short term, and higher levels further down the road.

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