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To: im a survivor who wrote (78)	3/6/2006 8:00:11 PM
From: creede	Read Replies (1) of 354

Well, I see what you are saying...but obviously every case is going to be different. Things have been coming together very nicely for some time now on NNYG. I suspect that that party pump is just someone that has been watching things develop. Probably, the best thing to do would be to ride the pump, sell some shares with the pump, and then re-enter after the pumper clears out. IMVHO, NNYG isn't finished by a long shot. I don't know if you have spoken to Jon Ginder or not, but his agenda is to build the best oil and gas company that he can while still preserving the capital structure. It's definitely worth mentioning that the o/s is less than 10% of the A/S. Shows that he is very stingy with the shares...and that's what we need. GodBless-ND cris

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