charts OPTZ
01.02.11 20:03
#4
klarakaro
oho!
(ihub)
Generated Revenue: $7,290,000 so far this year
Gross Profit: $2,013,000
We generated revenue of $1,484,000, $46,000, $4,147,000 and $1,613,000 and gross profit of $360,000 $43,000, $965,000
last 10Q filed.
Generated Revenue: $7,290,000 so far this year
Gross Profit: $2,013,000
We generated revenue of $1,484,000, $46,000, $4,147,000 and $1,613,000 and gross profit of $360,000 $43,000, $965,000
last 10Q filed.
01.02.11 22:06
#6
halbfinne
very bullish ...
der run kann kommen,
morgen nochmals mit limit unten eindecken und
dann cash kassieren (otc)
morgen nochmals mit limit unten eindecken und
dann cash kassieren (otc)
02.02.11 09:34
#7
klarakaro
was aus dem ihub wieder einmal!
stockystock23 Member Profile stockystock23 Share Wednesday, February 02, 2011 12:38:34 AM
Re: USATrading post# 7723 Post # of 7727
Yes. There is. The info. I provided is based on factuals and yours is speculation.
1. B&B projected 50 mil in 2010 revenues and actuals are not even 25% of that number.
2. Announced many acquisitions and none of them (or hardly one of them) is closed.
3. Pumped the stock on youtube videos thumping on their chests that "we crooks are from Landstar blah,blah,blah" to sell the stock to sheep like me. O/S ballooned from 12 mil to 420 mil.
4. Blame "enemy" in CC and sell more stock
5. Postponed CC (no balls to face with investors) and no new date.
6. Financing news and no follow-up for the past 3 months stock hits 52 week low everyday. Wall St. knows these guys are total BS
I am getting ready to sue their asses as soon as I get more info. B&B get ready to count the bars....jmho
Re: USATrading post# 7723 Post # of 7727
Yes. There is. The info. I provided is based on factuals and yours is speculation.
1. B&B projected 50 mil in 2010 revenues and actuals are not even 25% of that number.
2. Announced many acquisitions and none of them (or hardly one of them) is closed.
3. Pumped the stock on youtube videos thumping on their chests that "we crooks are from Landstar blah,blah,blah" to sell the stock to sheep like me. O/S ballooned from 12 mil to 420 mil.
4. Blame "enemy" in CC and sell more stock
5. Postponed CC (no balls to face with investors) and no new date.
6. Financing news and no follow-up for the past 3 months stock hits 52 week low everyday. Wall St. knows these guys are total BS
I am getting ready to sue their asses as soon as I get more info. B&B get ready to count the bars....jmho
02.02.11 09:48
#8
halbfinne
@klarakaro ...
hat das ein junkie geschrieben ? er ist stark verunsichert und braucht sos-hilfe =
buy the stock on bad news
buy the stock on bad news
02.02.11 10:05
#9
klarakaro
kann möglich sein, muss aber nicht..
Jedenfalls nehmen die im Ihub an, dass es wieder aufwärts geht :-)
02.02.11 15:51
#10
klarakaro
ein neuer versuch aus dem ihub - voll viel!
conix Member Profile conix Member Level Share Wednesday, February 02, 2011 8:57:10 AM
Re: MarketGeometry post# 7727 Post # of 7749
Wall Street Grand Report. OPTZ at $0.28
--from May 12, 2010
Wall Street Grand Report
Company: Optimized Transportation Management Inc. (OTCBB: OPTZ)
Current PPS: $0.28
Website: http://www.otmionline.com/
We would like everyone to take a look at a new pick that we came across that we feel is undervalued at the current market valuation. The pick I am referring to is OPTZ trading on the OTCBB currently at $0.28 with only a market cap of $3.8 MM!
Analysts expect this year's trade deficit to be up significantly from 2009, when it hit an eight-year low. But U.S. exports should keep growing, providing a major source of strength from American manufacturers, and will only be marginally affected by the European debt crisis.
The Commerce Department reported today that the trade deficit rose 2.5 percent to $40.4 billion in March compared to the February imbalance. It was the largest monthly trade deficit since December 2008!
Exports of goods and services were up 3.2 percent to $147.87 billion, the highest level since October 2008. Imports were up 3.1 percent to $188.3 billion.
One of the few ways our economy will get stronger is by beginning to produce and exporting more to the global market. As this starts to happen we believe companies like OPTZ will be positioned to capitalize!
OPTZ is a supply chain logistics company that provides clients with global freight and operations management services. The Company provides clients with a better way to manage and monitor the delivery of their goods.
Today, the cost of supply chain management plays a big role in the overall cost of goods. With soaring fuel prices and complex delivery options (such as restrictions on times of delivery, size and weight), small and medium sized business need to keep a tight rein on their supply chain in order to compete with their larger competitors. The best example of this is Walmart, who is arguably the most efficient at controlling its supply chain. This is a major reason why Walmart is able to offer competitive prices and stay on top of its market. OPTZ’s goal is to help businesses compete on this level.
OPTZ provides services that integrate with businesses’ supply chain needs, from global warehousing, to shipping, to document management and software.
The global logistics industry is estimated to be worth $300 BILLION and OPTZ's Management Knows how to get their hands on it!
The company’s niche is smaller companies that can’t afford the services of OPTZ’s larger competitors. These small companies have a greater need to control their costs in order to be competitive. One such competitor is FedEx, which deals with smaller packages; OPTZ primarily deals with large freight, although they have the resources to serve smaller freight companies. Currently, there aren’t any entities which provide all of these services in place to OPTZ’s target market.
One of the main reasons why I love OPTZ is because the President and C.O.O. is Larry Berry who has over 30 years of experience and was the Founder of Landstar Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: LSTR) who helped grow the company from $2 a share to around $40 a share! If Larry Berry is behind the wheel on OPTZ there is no doubt that I am confident this could become a major success.
With the company's new plans for innovation, it is looking to follow the path that Landstar System Inc. took.
"Landstar evolved into a global logistics provider," Berry said, drawing a comparison between Optimized and the now over $40 per share brand he helped to build. "We are starting with that strategy. We are both similar in that we will focus on commissioned agents as well as mergers and acquisitions."
Just today, Landstar System Inc. (LSTR) closed at $45.47! Investors who bought this company when it was selling at $2.00 have made an astounding return on their investment! The same could be in store for OPTZ, considering that its style of management is now mostly indistinguishable to that of Landstar System!
Over the past year, OPTZ has gone public via reverse merger, acquired Light Logistics, Light Express and Federal Logistics. Purchasing Light Logistics will add a fleet to the company’s assets. The company now plans to acquire Reno Griffin Transportation.
The first company owned brokerage location, Federal Logistics, is expected to bring in $4.5 million in its first year of operation, with an estimated 12% net margin. With the recent addition of a brokerage agent in the Federal Logistics department, revenue is anticipated to increase an additional $800K- $1 MM.
OPTZ's revenue primarily comes from their freight services, and is the difference between what they are charging clients for their supply chain operations, and the amount they pay third party shippers for their transportation services. Over 50% of the company's revenue is derived from their commissioned agents.
In fact, OPTZ just announced yesterday that they already signed two (2) new agents worth an additional projected $7 million dollars in annual gross revenue!
In addition to these two, Mr. Berry is in different stages of negotiation with an additional 23 new agents, which could generate projected combined revenues of as much as $50 million by the close of 2010.
Another unique strategy of OPTZ is that it provides its agents with strong upside profit potential in the form of common stock in the company.
"We are perhaps the only company that offers these independent agents the possibility of hitting a financial home run. The more revenue they produce the greater their stock position and the more likely it is for them to reach their financial goals," Berry says.
Berry, who was among the founding management and board members of Landstar System Inc., is confident in his well-tested business strategies and has experienced firsthand the success of his commissioned agent model.
"I've been here before, I know where we're going; and more importantly, I know how to get there," says Berry.
If that doesn't show you how confident Mr. Berry is then I don't know what will! He wants to make OPTZ his next LSTR which is now on the Nasdaq at 40 Dollars per share!
Unlike other companies, OPTZ's vision is one of completeness; wherein they design and utilize both the software necessary for transportation and to carry out the shipping. The result of this is less fragmentation; and a company that appeals to the overlooked but profitable market of midsized manufacturers. The more segments of the supply chain that OPTZ aggregates, the higher the profit margins it will enjoy in each segment and across the board. The lower price tags that come alongside greater self-sufficiency, which includes a number of commissioned sales agents expanding the clientele, opens up supply chain management to a new market expected to drive as much as $50 million in revenue for the current year.
The Company has grown significantly since inception. In 2008 brought in $3.68 Million in revenue for the year, $500k of which was gross profit and in 2009 when the reverse merger was completed, and the company nearly doubled its revenue to $6.81 million, with $960k in gross revenue. From my understanding, OPTZ's management already expects organic growth to $15-$18MM in 2010!
The company plans to grow through strategic acquisitions and is already in talks with several businesses! For 2010, OPTZ plans to grow through the combined purchasing power of its subsidiaries and by brand expansion.
To expand the brand, OPTZ intends to add more agents to increase sales, and to cross market to its existing customers in order to grow the company from within. As OPTZ services grow, evaluating current customers unmet needs, both in terms of services and geographical shipping requirements, it will allow OPTZ to garner additional revenue from their existing clients.
OPTZ looks like it is starting to get on some radar screens as it closed strong today trading about 378k in volume and closing at the high of the day. Keep your eyes on OPTZ and do your due diligence tonight because this looks like a great opportunity at only 28 cents! OPTZ's upside potential could be tremendous once more agents are signed and their revenue goes through the roof! Remember, OPTZ only has a market cap of $3.8 MM!!!
www.WallStreetGrand.com
DISCLAIMER:
Wall Street Grand's stock profiles are intended to be stock ideas, NOT recommendations. Please do your own research before investing. It is crucial that you at least look at current SEC filings and read the latest press releases. Information contained in this profile was extracted from current documents filed with the SEC, the company web site and other publicly available sources deemed reliable. The purpose of this advertisement, like any advertising, is to provide coverage and awareness for the company. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you are prepared to lose your entire investment. Past performace is not an indicator of future returns.WSG has been compensated Twenty Five Thousand Dollars for an IR contract on OPTZ by a third party, Uptick Marketing Inc. and One Hundred Thousand Shares of restricted stock by the Company. The information provided in this advertisement is not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person or entity in any jurisdiction or country where such distribution or use would be contrary to law or regulation or which would subject us to any registration requirement within such jurisdiction or country. Everything stated in WSG alerts are based on my opinion. For our full disclosure please visit- http://www.wallstreetgrand.com/disclosure.html
Re: MarketGeometry post# 7727 Post # of 7749
Wall Street Grand Report. OPTZ at $0.28
--from May 12, 2010
Wall Street Grand Report
Company: Optimized Transportation Management Inc. (OTCBB: OPTZ)
Current PPS: $0.28
Website: http://www.otmionline.com/
We would like everyone to take a look at a new pick that we came across that we feel is undervalued at the current market valuation. The pick I am referring to is OPTZ trading on the OTCBB currently at $0.28 with only a market cap of $3.8 MM!
Analysts expect this year's trade deficit to be up significantly from 2009, when it hit an eight-year low. But U.S. exports should keep growing, providing a major source of strength from American manufacturers, and will only be marginally affected by the European debt crisis.
The Commerce Department reported today that the trade deficit rose 2.5 percent to $40.4 billion in March compared to the February imbalance. It was the largest monthly trade deficit since December 2008!
Exports of goods and services were up 3.2 percent to $147.87 billion, the highest level since October 2008. Imports were up 3.1 percent to $188.3 billion.
One of the few ways our economy will get stronger is by beginning to produce and exporting more to the global market. As this starts to happen we believe companies like OPTZ will be positioned to capitalize!
OPTZ is a supply chain logistics company that provides clients with global freight and operations management services. The Company provides clients with a better way to manage and monitor the delivery of their goods.
Today, the cost of supply chain management plays a big role in the overall cost of goods. With soaring fuel prices and complex delivery options (such as restrictions on times of delivery, size and weight), small and medium sized business need to keep a tight rein on their supply chain in order to compete with their larger competitors. The best example of this is Walmart, who is arguably the most efficient at controlling its supply chain. This is a major reason why Walmart is able to offer competitive prices and stay on top of its market. OPTZ’s goal is to help businesses compete on this level.
OPTZ provides services that integrate with businesses’ supply chain needs, from global warehousing, to shipping, to document management and software.
The global logistics industry is estimated to be worth $300 BILLION and OPTZ's Management Knows how to get their hands on it!
The company’s niche is smaller companies that can’t afford the services of OPTZ’s larger competitors. These small companies have a greater need to control their costs in order to be competitive. One such competitor is FedEx, which deals with smaller packages; OPTZ primarily deals with large freight, although they have the resources to serve smaller freight companies. Currently, there aren’t any entities which provide all of these services in place to OPTZ’s target market.
One of the main reasons why I love OPTZ is because the President and C.O.O. is Larry Berry who has over 30 years of experience and was the Founder of Landstar Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: LSTR) who helped grow the company from $2 a share to around $40 a share! If Larry Berry is behind the wheel on OPTZ there is no doubt that I am confident this could become a major success.
With the company's new plans for innovation, it is looking to follow the path that Landstar System Inc. took.
"Landstar evolved into a global logistics provider," Berry said, drawing a comparison between Optimized and the now over $40 per share brand he helped to build. "We are starting with that strategy. We are both similar in that we will focus on commissioned agents as well as mergers and acquisitions."
Just today, Landstar System Inc. (LSTR) closed at $45.47! Investors who bought this company when it was selling at $2.00 have made an astounding return on their investment! The same could be in store for OPTZ, considering that its style of management is now mostly indistinguishable to that of Landstar System!
Over the past year, OPTZ has gone public via reverse merger, acquired Light Logistics, Light Express and Federal Logistics. Purchasing Light Logistics will add a fleet to the company’s assets. The company now plans to acquire Reno Griffin Transportation.
The first company owned brokerage location, Federal Logistics, is expected to bring in $4.5 million in its first year of operation, with an estimated 12% net margin. With the recent addition of a brokerage agent in the Federal Logistics department, revenue is anticipated to increase an additional $800K- $1 MM.
OPTZ's revenue primarily comes from their freight services, and is the difference between what they are charging clients for their supply chain operations, and the amount they pay third party shippers for their transportation services. Over 50% of the company's revenue is derived from their commissioned agents.
In fact, OPTZ just announced yesterday that they already signed two (2) new agents worth an additional projected $7 million dollars in annual gross revenue!
In addition to these two, Mr. Berry is in different stages of negotiation with an additional 23 new agents, which could generate projected combined revenues of as much as $50 million by the close of 2010.
Another unique strategy of OPTZ is that it provides its agents with strong upside profit potential in the form of common stock in the company.
"We are perhaps the only company that offers these independent agents the possibility of hitting a financial home run. The more revenue they produce the greater their stock position and the more likely it is for them to reach their financial goals," Berry says.
Berry, who was among the founding management and board members of Landstar System Inc., is confident in his well-tested business strategies and has experienced firsthand the success of his commissioned agent model.
"I've been here before, I know where we're going; and more importantly, I know how to get there," says Berry.
If that doesn't show you how confident Mr. Berry is then I don't know what will! He wants to make OPTZ his next LSTR which is now on the Nasdaq at 40 Dollars per share!
Unlike other companies, OPTZ's vision is one of completeness; wherein they design and utilize both the software necessary for transportation and to carry out the shipping. The result of this is less fragmentation; and a company that appeals to the overlooked but profitable market of midsized manufacturers. The more segments of the supply chain that OPTZ aggregates, the higher the profit margins it will enjoy in each segment and across the board. The lower price tags that come alongside greater self-sufficiency, which includes a number of commissioned sales agents expanding the clientele, opens up supply chain management to a new market expected to drive as much as $50 million in revenue for the current year.
The Company has grown significantly since inception. In 2008 brought in $3.68 Million in revenue for the year, $500k of which was gross profit and in 2009 when the reverse merger was completed, and the company nearly doubled its revenue to $6.81 million, with $960k in gross revenue. From my understanding, OPTZ's management already expects organic growth to $15-$18MM in 2010!
The company plans to grow through strategic acquisitions and is already in talks with several businesses! For 2010, OPTZ plans to grow through the combined purchasing power of its subsidiaries and by brand expansion.
To expand the brand, OPTZ intends to add more agents to increase sales, and to cross market to its existing customers in order to grow the company from within. As OPTZ services grow, evaluating current customers unmet needs, both in terms of services and geographical shipping requirements, it will allow OPTZ to garner additional revenue from their existing clients.
OPTZ looks like it is starting to get on some radar screens as it closed strong today trading about 378k in volume and closing at the high of the day. Keep your eyes on OPTZ and do your due diligence tonight because this looks like a great opportunity at only 28 cents! OPTZ's upside potential could be tremendous once more agents are signed and their revenue goes through the roof! Remember, OPTZ only has a market cap of $3.8 MM!!!
www.WallStreetGrand.com
DISCLAIMER:
Wall Street Grand's stock profiles are intended to be stock ideas, NOT recommendations. Please do your own research before investing. It is crucial that you at least look at current SEC filings and read the latest press releases. Information contained in this profile was extracted from current documents filed with the SEC, the company web site and other publicly available sources deemed reliable. The purpose of this advertisement, like any advertising, is to provide coverage and awareness for the company. Never invest into a stock we discuss unless you are prepared to lose your entire investment. Past performace is not an indicator of future returns.WSG has been compensated Twenty Five Thousand Dollars for an IR contract on OPTZ by a third party, Uptick Marketing Inc. and One Hundred Thousand Shares of restricted stock by the Company. The information provided in this advertisement is not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person or entity in any jurisdiction or country where such distribution or use would be contrary to law or regulation or which would subject us to any registration requirement within such jurisdiction or country. Everything stated in WSG alerts are based on my opinion. For our full disclosure please visit- http://www.wallstreetgrand.com/disclosure.html