Omniture, Inc. (NASDAQ:OMTR) got some love from Wall Street today, an upgrade from FBR and new price target of $30.

Last Thursday we wrote: Omniture may be the only stock worth buying today.  Turns out, the same thing applies today. 

Check out the 5 day action on the stock, if the analysts are right (and we agree with them also), $19 makes a great entry point:

More from Forbes.com -- Friedman, Billings, Ramsey analyst David Hilal upgraded business software company Omniture Inc. Monday on the company's strong competitive position.

Hilal upgraded the company to "Outperform" from "Perform" and raised his price target to $30 from $23, adding that the company should be able to win new contracts and raise prices.

Hilal also noted that integration of Visual Sciences (nasdaq:VSCN) Inc. was on track or even ahead of plan while customer data suggests Omniture (nasdaq:OMTR) has cross-selling opportunity. Omniture announced in October that it was to pay $394 million for software company Visual Sciences, which analyzes data used by call centers, retailers and others.

Despite the tough economic conditions, Hilal believes Omniture can match or beat Wall Street expectations while its deflated share price offers an attractive buying opportunity.

"While we remain cautious on the near-term environment and its impact on the sector, we believe Omniture represents a compelling risk/reward scenario for patient investors," he said.

Disclaimer: The Author has a long position in OMTR.

It's hard to get excited about buying any stock these days, but Omniture, Inc. (Public, NASDAQ:OMTR) has got my attention after landing a marketing deal with the all powerful Baidu.com Inc. (NASDAQ:BIDU).  Sure shares of Omniture are down 32% since last December, but the lower they fall, the better the entry point for vultures like me.

Yesterday Jefferies Analyst Youssef Squali upgraded Omniture to "Buy" from "Hold." He wrote that while the stock still isn't cheap, "we recommend Omniture for investors with a longer time horizon, given the market opportunity, Omniture's leadership position, breadth of offerings and strong execution."  Sure, sure, buy now, take it in the shorts, but it will come back.  We've heard this before haven't we? It's the story of the week, but Omniture may not fall that much more.

This deal with Baidu.com is huge, remember that Baidu.com had 73.6% of Chinese search traffic in the third quarter of 2007, according to Omniture's bells and whistles.  The companies are combining their technologies which will allow marketers a breakdown of how Chinese Internet users are influenced by online marketing.  Thus how can everyone make more money from Baidu.com, and little ol' Omniture is going to help them.

Omniture, Inc. (NASDAQ:OMTR) had a decent run and it's price has finally come back down to a reasonable entry point: 

Today shares of OMTR are right back down thanks to the market tanking, so the good news yesterday has already brought the stock down 3%. Shares of Omniture, Inc. are now just over $21 and I like those odds. 

So what does Omniture do and how to they make money?

Omniture’s software, delivered to customers through hosted, on-demand services, helps companies manage online, multi-channel and off-line business initiatives without costly investments in IT infrastructure. They allow their customers to leverage the Internet to increase revenues, improve customer service and operational efficiency -- bottom line, make more from the web.

Omniture’s has landed the following clients in the past ten years including AOL, eBay, GM, Hewlett Packard, MSNShopping, Sears, Time and Wal-Mart.  

Let's get the Analyst take on OMTR for what it's worth:

The Analysts have this stock priced almost $10 from where it stands today.  Do some homework but check out this stock, it could help you make some money back.