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From: Arthur Tang	10/31/2006 6:27:33 AM
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There are two types of investments, whimsical, and fundamental. Whimsical is by technical analysis, or charting for a trend. Some do it more precise by overbought and oversold qualification. It is a short term investment at best. Fundamental is based on projected earnings estimate. More complicated and limited by our economy. But some larger fortune 100 companies have huge markets, and efficiency to make huge profits, then they also build up stockholders by stock splits to have a huge market for their own stock. A long term investment that can extend to 30 year growth situation, if they are a technology company keeping up with progress. Unfortunately General(generous) Electric has not have a stock split for too many years. Their stock price was ruined by GE Capital buying their own stock to make money on the specialist, who can not afford to let GE take money out of his bank. Leaving us with an ever value decreasing narrow trading range; either GE had to go bankrupt or the specialist had to do the same? What so ever your financial risk taking, there is a plan for you to suit your needs even in narrow trading ranges.

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