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!

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