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F FaceBook Madness Drives an OTC Journal Winner

It's nice to be right even if it takes a little longer than anticipated. 2011 followers should remember, and hopefully still have shares of video ring tone company Vringo (AMEX: VRNG)- a stock I featured in about 6 editions just a few short months ago.

My first edition on this company was published on Sunday, May 1st, and over the course of last year I wrote about 6 editions on the company. My first edition was at $1.40, and the stock found its way to $2.60 for a 44% gainer in 7 trading days.

The stock then fell on some hard times as they had some issues meeting their listing requirements with AMEX, but that is all behind them now.

VRNG has very clever video ring tones that are being adopted globally and now available to millions of mobile device users. The stock has gone nuts over the past few days as a result of the Facebook ap, and all the hoopla surrounding the pending Facebook IPO.

Their ap is very clever- here's how it works. You call your buddy on your smart phone. You both have the Facebook ap installed. While you are talking to each other, you see his latest Facebook pictures roll by on your screen, and he sees your latest pictures as well.

Their revenue model is clever as well. You can get the AP one of three ways. You can buy it for $2.99 permanently, pay a monthly fee of $.99, or get a free version that allows advertising. Very clever.

Last I checked, the AP was available through Verizon for most mobile phones, but I'm not sure if the iPhone is included yet. If not, it will be.

This stock becomes one to watch as one of the only companies that has a killer Facebook Ap. As you can see from the chart, the stock went absolutely nuts out of the blue this week, and as we get closer to the Facebook IPO, could go even crazy. Probably a good one to accumulate on dips.

F January Updates

Here's a recap of the January ideas.

• Liberator (LUVU)- introduced at $.15- closed at $.20 on Friday, off a high of $.24. 33% gainer based on Friday's close. Still looking for momentum and much higher levels.
• Frog Ads (FROG)- January's introduction at $.30- Friday's close at $.27 on nearly 1 million shares of volume. 10% loser, and on support- a good level for a trade right now.
• Magic Jack (CALL) $15 March calls at $1.40- closed Friday at $3.10- up 121% - a giant winner. 
• Dexcom (DXCM) $10 March calls at $1.40- closed Friday at $1.80 for a 28.5% gain.

That's 3 for 4 in January, with the giant win being the Magic Jack Calls up 121%.

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