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To: SI Bob who wrote (32377)	5/19/2009 8:28:14 PM
From: EL KABONG!!!	Read Replies (2) of 78748

I've got a question. Some time ago it appeared that everyone was buying ACAS for the extraordinary dividend yield, and the relative "safety" of the underlying investment(s). Hindsight being 20/20 and all that rot, ACAS "collapsed" along with nearly every other high yield stock. Flash forward to now, and ACAS is showing up on my stock filters as the #1 value stock (by a wide margin, and by numerous "measures" of value). There's a boatload of problems remaining to be resolved, to be sure, but I'm curious. Does anyone else here see ACAS as a "work in progress" value stock (probably as a long term investment, not a short term trade). At $3 and change per share, I might think about breaking the piggy bank and buying some "just in case" shares, not a "bet the farm" position. Any comments or advice or suggestions? Thanks... EK!!!

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