this should be a $4 stock easily, it's only come down from recent highs of $4.70 6 months ago, someone needs to teach the executive level how to write a statement so it actually includes some friggin figures.
the placement at $1.55 didnt help.
I agree the product looks promising, but reading their amateurish looking press releases and ASX news releases doesn't fill me with confidence in their ability to manage the company in a fully professional manner at this stage. I hope they make some significant changes in that regard. I'll keep an eye on them for now.
As much as I try, I can't find a reason why this should actually be a $4 stock the way managment is acting on it. A placement at $1.55???? Excuse me, but that would be the new price level then. Which is exactly what's happening right now. It's now at $1.67 and I wouldn't be surprised if it would go down to $1.55 at all. Predicting a break even for 2005. Not exactly bullish and argument for a $4 share price, is it? Seriously, what on earth makes you think that this stock is worth $4? Just because it was once trading that high doesn't mean it's worth it, or does it? Good products in the pipeline? Maybe, but there are other companies out there doing the same and they are much cheaper still.this should be a $4 stock easily, it's only come down from recent highs of $4.70 6 months ago, someone needs to teach the executive level how to write a statement so it actually includes some friggin figures.
I dont quite share your enthusiasm, this stock has looked on a numerous occassions like it was recovering and then fell rapidly down again. Its too risky for me.calico said:I expect OMI to make its way back to $4 as its a great growth stock and will exceed to revenue guidence by a large margin every time.
Good luck
this should be a $4 stock easily, it's only come down from recent highs of $4.70 6 months ago, someone needs to teach the executive level how to write a statement so it actually includes some friggin figures.
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