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To: Peter W. Panchyshyn who wrote (2484)	1/22/2002 4:23:51 PM
From: gg cox	Read Replies (1) of 11633

No need for the lecture at the end of your post,or that certain edge that you show that seems to piss a lot of people off here.I don't think i was giving you attitude,You state here that the high for ncf for 2000 was 18.15 "year ----- high ---- low ----- split adjusted 2000 ----- 18.15 ----- 10.68 ------" I know the high was $21.15 because that is what i received ($7.05 times time 3) before the reverse split. I know that the price today for one share is around $12.00 that is a difference of $9.15 This is just an example but I know eight months after this reverse split, if i hadn't sold I would be under water including sardines.Even considering averaging down it would take a long time to get the $9.15 back.(just for you <grin> that $9.15 went into acclaim the other day) row row row your boat...lalalala We slithering peon's make the market so that you can carry out your plan.. a point you disagree with BUT ..it's true! gg

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