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To: Lorne Larson who wrote (3548)	6/24/2002 10:51:54 AM
From: Peter W. Panchyshyn	Read Replies (1) of 11633

Another completely absurd comment. Buying more of the trust you hold may or may not be a good idea. Simply because you own a trust does not mean that it is always better to buy more of that trust as opposed to a different trust. Where do you come up with these incredibly bizarre concepts? -------- That concept is supported by the historical trust trading data. As I outlined it in my method as described in Message 16672644. I used that method in the past to help Harry Message 16825958 """""""We can use as a guide not accumulating above say $8 and accumulating for certain below $6. Between $6 and $8 would be about the average long term ranges and one could accumulate if he so wished, especially closer to that $6."""" Later on I used that to start accumulating PGF at $17 and all the way down. What happened? The price rose upwards close to that $17. That method stands. It is supported by the historical data. It can be back tested with the historical data. It can be real time tested as with the last years postings here. Knock yourself out going over the evidence. Now this is in direct contrast to you and what you do. You have no testable method. Yours works by magic. The magic of lies and misinformation. ----------------- ------- Now I also recently went through the real past trading numbers for 5 of your trusts that you listed. In all but one (20%) accumulating more of that same trust PWI won out and beat switching. Thats an 80% success rate. I'll leave it with the readers here if they want to go with a 20% chance or with a 80% chance ------------- I STAND BY THE EVIDENCE. -------------

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