TGIF, Roachland!

The “OSL” in OSL Holdings, Inc. (OSLH) stands for “Office Supply Line,” but the similarities to “Office Space” end there!

OSLH is a lot more than a souped-up version of Staples.

And as this baby stock takes on the giant, traders are warming up to its previously obscure chart.

Check out these volume bars:

That’s 86% of all OSLH turnover in the last year…moving in a single MONTH!

All that fresh action is building a nice platform for OSLH here at $0.11, maybe the first base this stock has had in living memory.

And yet the stochastic line looks more “oversold” than it has since mid-December…right before OSLH surged all the way to $0.21 a share!

OSLH is not your father’s Staples

What gets traders revved up about OSLH starts with a distribution network with 100,000 office products in its catalog — already generating about $3 million a year. (Read more)

And just last week, OSLH bought a cutting-edge logistical set-up that tracks corporate inventories and beams sales data back to headquarters in real time. (Read more)

Add it up, and OSLH cuts out the cost of keeping all that stuff in a warehouse somewhere…while still promising same-day delivery to 90% of the country! (Read more)

Staples may be an $11 BILLION giant, but even they can’t promise that.

The stakes here are the $24 billion office supplies market and OSLH has another competitive ace up its sleeve.

For customers that need or want to reward diversity among their vendors, OSLH can find whatever they want: woman-owned, Asian-owned, African-American-owned, differently-abled-owned. (Read more)

That gives OSLH an obvious inside track with government buyers…and corporate behemoths like IBM and AllState and Raytheon. (Read more)
Is OSLH the B2B version of Groupon?

OSLH even has a system in place to reward certain types of behavior — like repeat customers, for example. (Read more)

Traders who see that this is not just a new kind of “loyalty program” but a business-to-business version of Groupon may be barking up the right tree here.

And Groupon’s already a market icon, worth more than all of Staples shares put together!

With that on the table, word is getting out that OSLH is a ticker to watch while shares are still moving around $0.10 to $0.20.

I’m not saying you should take a nibble today, babies. But OSLH does seem packed with flavor potential.

Papa Roach