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Politics : High Tolerance Plasticity -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Second_Titan who wrote (1385)	3/12/2001 11:21:41 AM
From: kodiak_bull	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23153

Que, Fwiw (absolutely nada), I don't think it's time to sell FGH anywhere less than $5. $6 for the greedy. I bought this morning at $2.60 on this basis and am feeling that a month will take FGH to $6 or better. I just wish I still had those 800 shares I picked up for $1.00 in the extended hours the other day. I've been doing a mental, Back to the Future countdown on the Naz and on my screen now it's 1952, Truman is leaving office and Eisenhower is coming in. I'm looking to buy back in history when Wm Jennings Bryan delivered his "Cross of Gold" speech (how apropos, given some of the gold fever here of late), or 1896. Maybe we can do some Naz buying in the Age of Jefferson (and Sally Hemmings), 1800-1808? Or maybe we get back to the Conquistadores, the 1500s? Whoops, it's now 1951, 500,000 of your closest Chinese pals in the PLA have just crossed the Yalu River and are screaming south toward Seoul. This has got to be the most interesting day I've ever seen in the market. JimL: as for gold, that's a good list, and I hope all the gold types make money on their investments. I think if I tried to make money on it and didn't, I'd look at myself and know the reason why. If I did follow the crowd and make money, that'd be okay, but it would be a dangerous precedent for me. [Edit: it's 1947, FDR is dead and Harry Truman is running for re-election. "Dewey Beats Truman!"] Kb