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Strategies & Market Trends : Rande Is . . . HOME

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To: melinda abplanalp who wrote (3109)2/9/1999 12:16:00 PM
From: Bucky Katt  Read Replies (3) of 57584
 
Melinda--It depends. I built a monster position in GMAI for over a year, all under $2, some way under. Then I just waited.
Other times I just day trade them. However, most good things I build a position in, by good I mean just a company that is beat up, ignored, etc.

Now, take todays action in INNO, which is garbage, but they announced web sales, so that is a jump on and ride the wave thing for me.

Now, take a company like OBCI, with a much smaller float and selling well below book. I build a position in it. I Am still buying. What will happen to that stock when they go online?
These things always seem obvious to me.

(OBCI is a cheap mainly because they spent a lot of money on a new plant in Alabama, but they got it for .50 on the dollar, so in time this will pay off big, real big.)

Quality & good management always pay off, and I am confident in my research, and patient too....
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