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pennyland1a

01/25/07 10:02 AM

#43 RE: OracleofNY #42

I am envious of your entry price, LOL!
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poundwise

01/25/07 11:17 AM

#46 RE: OracleofNY #42

Good for you! I want to meet the people who bought in at 40 cents!
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stinkeye

01/27/07 12:35 AM

#50 RE: OracleofNY #42

I do it everyday (not quite to this extent of course) at my site, www.insightertrading.com.

OPBL was our 13th double since July of 2006.

Skeptical? I understand...

Scroll down to the first post on this OPBL board and look who it's from.

Then go to the I-Hub TIXC board, look at my post there at $2.15. TIXC subsequently ran to $5.90.

Then do a google search on the phrase "insightertrading and HOKU". What I did with that one made the national media.

Congrats to all OPBL longs!


PS - It's time to close the OPBL trade BTW...I wouldn't hold anything other than 'free' shares now. Play with the house's money - not your own. This was a nice opportunity at $1.82 or so, but now it's has vastly more downside risk than upside. OPBL's current valuation isn't even in the same universe of brokers/options firms.


Has anyone noticed that OPBL's OPEX platform was built by two contract programmer's for a shoestring budget of $800,000? I've been in touch with folks at some of the busiest energy derivative desks in NYC and none of them have even heard of OPEX until now.

NYMEX purchased their minority stake directly from insiders at less than half of where the stock is trading now. Remember, management has already guided that their 40% margins will be coming down soon.

CEO has an aggregious comp. package where he gets options at $.60 and then even more stock granted to the tune of 2% of revenue every quarter.

By the way, did you see that he just got 400,000 more shares at $.20/share?

~~PASTE~~
Issued pursuant to a Warrant Agreement, dated as of July 1, 2004, pursuant to which the Issuer agreed to issue Warrants to Pierpont based upon the trading volume of certain customers of the Issuer as set forth in the terms of the Warrant Agreement.

I've spoken with their CFO and he had ZERO clue what the value of their NOL asset was. It could be gone any quarter for all we know.

Why are the operations of a Coffee Shop wrapped up in OPBL's filings?

Why are there many of the same names that were in the scam blow-up that is XNL (Xethanol) in OPBL?

Who is their auditor? Oh, that's right, there isn't one. A financial firm with ties to a seat on the NYMEX and they don't have an auditor? Can you say, red flag?

Here's a link to some other insider's with shady pasts...

http://www.thestreet.com/_tscana/stocks/brokerages/10266218.html


The most ardent longs will hate me for this post, and I sincerely hope I'm wrong. That being said, just file this post away and check back on it in a few weeks, and remember that you had a head's up.