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Strategies & Market Trends : Zeev's Turnips - No Politics -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: orkrious who wrote (56440)	4/25/2002 12:50:31 PM
From: Israel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99280

Damn.. that sucks, least you still have the greater part of your position. Added a few to the position this week above $46, never had a convincing break over $45 to get me nervous enough to consider covering. Was actually looking for it to run to the low 50's at which point I was gonna dive in head first.. Might still have one more push left in her, we'll see <gg> Israel.. $42.70 -$2.55 as of 12:50pm

To: orkrious who wrote (56440)	4/26/2002 4:39:50 PM
From: Israel	Respond to of 99280

David Tice of TYC fame says NO NO to AFC.. marketwatch.com He also dislikes sub-prime auto lender AmeriCredit (ACF: news, chart, profile). Shares recently traded at $46.13 - yet another high for 2002 - but Tice said the good times can't last with so many people out of work. "In the current economy, with the consumer dramatically debt-laden, we expect defaults to increase significantly. We are observing signs that the company has kept its delinquency rate down by 'extending' some of its loans, by essentially forgiving a month's payment and tacking it on to the end of the term." Shares fell $1.25 to $44.