1. Issued memorable OPS Warning @ $28.52 on D & K Healthcare (NASDAQ:DKWD) in the very first issue even though both D & K's management and Wall Street were extremely bullish at the time. The OPS Warning proved to be correct when DKWD shares plummeted by $19.01 to $9.51 four weeks later. See issue 1.
2. Issued OPS Warning @ $45.51 on Sears (NYSE:S). Six weeks later Sears' shares plummet by $17.07 to $28.44. See issue 2.
3. Named Calpine (NYSE:CPN) as the OPS Bargain of the week @ $2.08 at the same time one Wall Street firm issued a sell recommendation. Calpine shares appreciated by over 100% within 30 days after being named and are still up 31%. See issue 9.
4. Issued OPS Warning @ $46.82 on Winnebago (NYSE:WGO) saying that its reporting of cashless earnings was predicting that Winnebago's strong revenue growth was due to a 9/11 spike. Ten days later Winnebago announced that its backlogs had diminished considerably and its shares plummeted to $39.38 and have subsequently fallen to $32.40, a 31% decline. See issue 15.
5. Named uDate.com (OTCBB: UDAT) as an OPS Seedling @ $1.50. Ten days later Udate.com agrees to a buyout offer from USA Interactive (Nasdaq: USAI), Barry Diller's company, for $4.54 per share a 203% premium. More...
6. Named Numerical Technologies (Nasdaq: NMTC) as an OPS Seedling @ $3.65. Six days later, it is bought out by Synopsys (Nasdaq: SNPS) for $7.00, a 92% premium. See issue 19.
7. Since September 18, 2002, seven of The OPS Newsletter's named OPS Seedlings have increased by over 50% (As of 2-03-03). Click here to Subscribe!

About the OPS Newsletter

The OPS Newsletter is a weekly publication that has been published since August of 2002. It was created to inform and educate everyone about OPS and how it can be used to reduce risk and maximize return. Each week the OPS Newsletter features one new company in each of the six following categories:

1. OPS Seedlings- undiscovered small companies with share prices below $10 that have strong OPS and revenue growth. More...
2. OPS Saplings-the larger brethren of seedlings are emerging growth companies with share prices above $10 and market caps above $50 million that have strong OPS and revenue growth. More...
3. OPS Oaks-the largest established companies that have strong OPS, yearly revenues in excess of $250 million and pay a dividend. More...
4. OPS Bargains-companies with strong OPS that have seen price declines of at least 50% from their highs. More...
5. OPS Warnings-those companies that have cashless earnings (positive EPS and negative OPS) or negative OPS and have share prices close to their 52 week highs. More...
6. OPS Kindlings-those companies that we predict will become penny stocks or go out of business due to their inability to generate any sustainable positive OPS. More...

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