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There's some new commentary in the BLOG regarding Ufood (OTC BB: UFFC) and some recent news out of China and how it can affect FXI- one security that has appreciated 40% since I first suggested owning it. There's also two new eLearning video clips- there's technical comments on CGYV and the Financials as they relate to XLF and FAZ. Check the home page for the latest.

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Single Touch Systems (OTC BB: SITO): No One Cares, So Be Opportunistic

Single Touch is a new idea I shared back on March 30th at $2. Within four trading days the stock traded to a high of $2.50, at which point you could have taken a great short term profit of 25%. The stock then fell apart- for now.

This company dominates a new frontier in digital marketing you have not heard of yet, but it's coming in a big way. SITO owns the market for ADC's- Abbreviated Dial Codes for your cellular phone. 

Hit #WMT for WalMart, #TAXI for a taxi, or #MTV to download a ring tone. This is going to be huge, and it's on the way. AT&T is their marketing partner for the service, and they're lining up customers.

Back in late March SITO announced it would be handling all the data processing for Nextel Mexico, and the stock went nuts. It traded great volume for a few days, then came back down. 

Here's the chart, and here's my message. The stock is very quiet and no one is interested right now. Nobody cares. No interest-no volume.

If you are a trader, and looking for a quick in and out, this one is not for you right now. The volume isn't there today.  However, if you are opportunistic and have a little patience, now is the time to accumulate this stock.

I can't disclose a lot. I can tell you they have a very robust program with AT&T.  WalMart (NYSE: WMT) sees them as a key component in the digital marketing efforts going forward in ways you can't even imagine yet. 

In the interim, own it while it's cheap and no one wants it, and do it now. When they're piling back in, you can be a seller. It just takes a little capital, faith and patience. Own it now while no one wants it. It's a very low risk entry point for a high risk/high reward situation, and your time will come if you act. 
 

Do You Twitter?

About a year ago I asked my techies if there was any way we could get ideas to investors with text messaging to cell phones. I was prepared to spend some money as I saw this as the easiest way to quickly notify investors of important events.

The folks at TWITTER did it for me, and it's all free. Worth waiting for. Set up your TWITTER account (free), and become a follower of the OTC Journal. I'll use it for quick updates and coming events.

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