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I haven't used clomid, but I have long cycles and ovulation is hard to predict. I used opk's with my last two pregnancies. I found that mine never really showed a true positive either. I found I actually ovulate on the day my 2nd line is the darkest, but not as dark as control line, like they say it should be. But, being you are on clomid, you must have a ovulation issue so definately bring it up with your Dr. maybe you need to up the dose of yor clomid to actually surge enough to ovulate.

If you are on cycle day 22 and did not get a positive ovualtion on the predictor, then you did not ovulate and your dr will likely up your dose to 100 mg next cycle. My first pregnancy the same thing happened to me, 50mg was not enough to induce ovulation but the second month at 100 mg I ovulated and got pregnant.