OBOSS is a proprietary market timing system indicator that I created to signal when indices are over extended. OBOSS numerical readings alert investors that a change in trend is likely to commence.

* An extreme over bought signal warns investors to protect profits until the condition has neutralized. +2
* An extreme over sold condition indicates investors should be building new positions and adding to existing positions. -2
* A neutral condition indicates that the current trend should stay intact. -1 to +1

In extreme market conditions OBOSS gives investors an edge by keeping them in touch with the market extremes and keeps the average investor from being complacent about their portfolios. When OBOSS is used correctly it can protect profits in up trending markets and generate buying opportunities in down trending markets.

During a trend OBOSS stands as a reminder to stay with the current trend until an extreme signal has been given.

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Here we talk about companies that we feel are or once were legit companies that are now trading on the pink sheets, as opposed to speculative ones which generally are getting pumped that we track on our speculative screen. Some of these companies choose to voluntarily migrate to the pink sheets to reduce expenses associated with listing fees, while others (often coined as Fallen Angels) may have been forced to de-list because they did not meet listing requirements precipitated by a scenario of weakened financials. Generally, investors are told to avoid Pink Sheet stocks. However, over our 20+ years of participating in the equity markets the Pink Sheet companies have offered us bountiful returns. The Pink Sheet venue offers a great opportunity to identify companies that are selling well below their valuation supported by their fundamentals; A truly inefficient market that gives non-professional investors an opportunity to take advantage of this valuation gap. In the end, investors could gain alpha by playing in a market that many other investors, including institutional investors often ignore. Specific companies that are on our tier 1 list are often companies emerging from chapter 11 bankruptcy. These chapter 11 companies are classic Fallen Angels that often reemerge as stronger companies, ripe to grow earnings. Many tier one pinks also become acquisition targets. INRB and ex-GeoBargain YoCream (YOCM) are just two examples of tier one pinks we owned that were acquired. Of course, there are risks to trading in these stocks, including the existence of small floats and lack of liquidity. Tier 1 companies are typically those that are investor friendly by issuing press releases, publishing financials and providing routine updates on business operations.

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