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Non-Tech : The Children's Beverage Group (TCBG)

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To: BobbleUnc who wrote (534)7/9/1998 10:40:00 AM
From: Jaste  Read Replies (1) of 2452
 
Bobble;

I suggest you take a look at the charts over the past month or so. You will notice a definite pattern taking place. Not too long it jumped to 1.53 only to fall back somewhat to around the $1.00 mark. Before then it jumped to a $1.25 from .68 only to fall back around .81 which is when I bought in. This stock is continually finding a strong base on the upward tick, and only when that base is fully supported, it begins climbing again in search of another base.

Buying into this all depends upon your trading style. If you have done the DD and determined the true value of this stock, then buying into any levels seen today will obviously bring you a great return on your money in the long run (ie. anywhere from 1 to 4 months). I assume that this is what you would desire. If you're a daytrader, then I don't think you'd be asking that question.

I would certainly hope I'd be right in saying that a lot of the investors posting on this board, are all in this for the long run, and that we all anticipate TCBG to hit previous highs and go well beyond somewhere down the road.

Like Earl said prior to this post, you're quandering over nickels, dimes and quarters at this point. Do the DD and find out what you are comfortable with, if you're comfortable at all.
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