To OTC Journal Members:
 

Survey Results

We published a survey in our April 5th edition  asking you to tell us what you wanted from the OTC Journal. We would like to extend our thanks to those who filled out the survey. This will help us craft our product to fit your needs better.

Here are some of the interesting facts we learned from your feedback:

• 44% of you don't care what price range we feature. The next highest category was $5 to $10, coming in with 22% of the vote.
• 77% of you want more short term trading ideas.
• Regarding length of time you will hold a stock: 41.5% said it depends on the company. 20% said several months. 20% said more than a year.
• 76% said you are happy with the OTC Journal being published about twice a week.
• 47% said you want more Profiles. 61.5% said you want more Trading Alerts.

• We will continue publishing about twice a week. 
• We were pleased to learn most of our members don't mind holding a stock for at least several months. Companies take time to develop, and you're just cheating yourself by thinking too short term.
• You want more short term trading ideas, and we will try to fill that need. The market is selling off everyday in a climate of apathy. Many stocks are like coiled springs; the longer and harder you hold them down, the harder they will bounce. We will have some trading ideas when we feel the market is done blowing its brains out.
• We will continue publishing features on companies we are already following when they are trading at low risk entry levels for those who wish to continue to accumulate for profits in a better market.

XML Global in the News Again- Momentum Continues

XML Global continues to gain momentum with two major corporate developments this week. This is a clear example of the value of picking bottoms in tough market conditions. As depicted in the chart, the stock is up about 40% over the last 10 trading days on the back of renewed OTC Journal coverage and fundamental developments.

The motherlode for this company continues to be an announcement concerning the successful completion of additional financing, so that the company is properly capitalized. Until this event, we still view the stock as a high risk/high reward investment, and still believe it could see $1 before the end of the year.

On Thursday morning the company announced the roll out of a new, low cost version of the software designed for desktop applications. Preliminary sales of this product are going well, and a formal introduction should bring enhanced results. Click Here to read the full text of the press release.

After the market closed today, XML Global announced the signing of a new contract with Uniboard, the largest manufacturer of laminate flooring in North America. Since the building industry is a shining star in today's tough economy, this company must be doing well. As we have noted in the past, XML's software solutions are at forefront of the revolution of technological innovation which will allow corporate legacy systems to communicate with each other. Therefore, XML transformation is critical for companies like Uniboard as they streamline their computer's system ability to communicate with both customers and suppliers. Again, this is more evidence XML Global's future is improving. Click Here to read the press release.
 

Decorize Inc (AMEX: DCZ) Quietly Climbing the Charts

Decorize was the subject of a Trading Alert on March 8th. The company has a 2000% growth rate, and recently turned cash flow positive for the first time in corporate history.

Unfortunately, the stock opened higher than our $4 suggested maximum entry level for that idea, but many of you may have participated above $4, and some of you more astute traders may have waited for a pullback to take a position.

Despite a brutal market, this stock has been quietly climbing the charts as you can see from recent price action. Our original Trading Alert centered around an annoucement the company had a record $5 million backlog.

Yesterday the company announced its backlog has now grown to $9 million, up from the $5 million we covered on March 8th (just two months ago). In addition, the company has since won Sear's "Partner in Progress" award. Sears is one of their many Blue Chip customers.

Originally we were looking for a move to $4.75. It appears to be happening now. $5 is probably a good short term target for this stock, which is bucking market trends.

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