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Started by SeeingGreen, May 24, 2006, 02:28:25 PM

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SeeingGreen



Oversold and should start to reverse, short bounce


SeeingGreen

first day of reversal run to 4+
Buy confirmed


SeeingGreen

Quote from: SeeingGreen on May 24, 2006, 02:28:25 PM


Oversold and should start to reverse, short bounce



looking for 2.43 cross next week
Institutional buying coming in, and technicals ligning up resistance at 2.15 now has become support.
Will add to position, i plan on seeing new highs in short term.
3.97 then blue sky,if breaks

Company has zero debt and growing so fundamentals will also push for new highs in 2006

dmxbr9

Break of 2.44 (200ma) would be huge imo and the we will see 2.75, then close the gap and over $3....looking to make new highs on this 1

B_Dub

Daily         

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Strong trend reversal new highs very possible on this swing

dmxbr9

Mann those charts look good...imo this is goin past 52wk high soon....reminds me of cbay...lol

hardmoney

Nice day for OCPI! IMO we'll be seeing alot more of these days.

dmxbr9

welcome aboard the train new comers!

hardmoney


dmxbr9

real nice close friday at hod...2.25 moving on up...this is still an early entry, new highs coming imo

Stockmonger

OCPI 148 mil cash on hand, ZERO debt , institutions are buying this up. Closed at 2.25 on friday. Still a good time to get on this before it hits a new high. Chart speaks for itself.




dmxbr9

Yea im looking for 2.50 this week...mrkts i expect to pick up soon...

hardmoney

OK, 47.3 million shares outstanding, $205 million in cash and assets.  I'm no financial wiz, but doesn't that mean we're REALLY undervalued?