Optionable reports 1Q gains
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Optionable Inc., a Valhalla-based provider of brokerage services for natural gas and other energy derivatives, yesterday reported a sharp increase in first-quarter profits and revenues from the first quarter of 2006. Net income was $3.1 million, or 6 cents a share, up from $825,000, or two cents a share. Meanwhile, revenues rose from $2.2 million to $9.1 million. Chief Executive Officer Kevin Cassidy said this past quarter was very active for the company as it continued to diversify product offerings, add more services and solidify strategic alliances.
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Optionable (OPBL.OB), currently under litigation and down more than two dollars over the past 3 days, posted a 19% gain on the day. Is this sign of buying confidence a potential indication of a rise back to it’s 3,5, or 9 dollar level or merely short term buyers looking to capitalize on the exaggerated reactionary downward selling of these past few days?