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Non-Tech : Orbital Engines: boom or bust

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To: Krowbar who wrote (41)	8/25/1996 9:34:00 AM
From: Grainne	of 68

Hi, Del! Well, first of all I live in California, so I'm three hours earlier than the little time thingy says. What were YOU doing up so late in Texas? Oh, never mind, just curious. Now about Orbital, I would agree that if something has a predictable, profitable trading range, and short term is OK with you, you probably don't need to study the investors' packet. I've lost money on stocks that had really good investor information. Still, it feels better to have a more thorough sense of a company if you're going to hold it for awhile. Keep me posted! Christine

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