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To: Sergio H who wrote (1971)	7/18/2012 8:02:57 PM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (2) of 4719

It's possible that some may want to change their vote after they read the "value proposition". I plan to provide my views for those I want to vote on and could/may change my mind if I read other arguments that present a better risk/reward profile. It's all about the total annualized return and many of the proposed candidate stocks provided have no return estimates other than "I think this is a double" and/or this is a great investment or no estimate at all. With my picks & comment I at least try to present a reasonable return expectation and provide my reasons why. I will be wrong and have been wrong before but I do try to provide some expectations for my return estimates. That's also why I like those dividend payers as for me, this is money in the bank. FWIW, two separate voting periods may work (1) election of nominees and (2) final vote would provide an easy means for one to change a vote and/or lobby for votes based on written value propositions and/or comparing to candidate stocks in the same sector. Just some more ideas to consider. EKS

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