OPMG Pullback Means A Great Buying Opportunity For You
May 28, 2009 @ 3:30 pm

Options Media (OPMG) certainly took a wild ride today. With one hour to go in the trading day, the stock had shed 26%. By close, it had recovered half of those losses.
The fact that it fought hard at the end is a good sign and a classic example of what I call a “Wash & Rinse.” It’s a phenomenon of a stock shaking out weak hands before heading for higher levels.
After trading at $.62 back in late April, the stock has fallen to $.33 with significant volatility through May. In many cases, this volatility is followed by a shift above its 50-day moving average in a matter of days and headed higher.
In fact, I want you to think of this as a great opportunity to buy a great stock on the cheap.
Besides, none of the above changes the fact that Q1 numbers for OBMG showed a gross margin of 70%, generating $1 million per month in revenues from zero just one year ago.
With $3.3 million in all of 2008 and $2.2 million in Q1 ‘09, that’s an annualized growth rate of 166%.
One more thing: The digital advertising market is not going away, and Options Media has its feet firmly planted for future growth.
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When this stock was @ .35 I bought. At .325 I bought. At .249 I bought. At .240 I bought! My hope is that it continues the climb. With commissions in I am finally cost averaged into profitability! You must buy at lower prices to protect your investment. Don’t go all in at first when you are unsure. Wait to see where the stock goes. Cost averaging by buying in at lower prices can save your profitability.
Editor: It’s risky, but I like your entry level. Should do well given a few months.
Comment by TheHague — 5/29/2009 @ 9:37 am