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Gold/Mining/Energy : Daytrading Canadian stocks in Realtime

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To: Brennan Wilkie who wrote (12644)	5/12/1999 11:14:00 PM
From: keith massey	Read Replies (2) of 62348

Brennan... I know I am always on your case but there is a very good reason for it. Why do you keep insisting on trying to promote pennies you own on this thread. You have your own thread now...can't you do it there instead and of making me read all your stupid penny posts. I also follow tons of pennies with potential...in fact I would bet everyone on this thread does...but do you see them posting them. ...NO... Why did you even bother writing this message after the last time people on the thread asked you to stop these posts when you didn't mean it. Message 9366132 BXG-V I bought this the last run at .15 and sold 90% of it at .20 10% @.18 for a +35% gain. Buy if you think my word is credible. Or just ignore. What the hell is that supposed to mean. Are you trying to show off that you made a small gain on a penny. Are you still averaging down on SKG...it is at .09 now without ever going up since your strong heads up at .13. You already said you were down 20% on AMS and I can only guess what your down on GRM. I won't bother digging up other trades since people get the point. We all have losses but the point is you are trying to show off a win so people will buy your penny stock. I must admit...that make me sick. Best Regards KEITH

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