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To: Dave Gore who wrote (13129)	8/5/2002 3:25:23 PM
From: Augustus Gloop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17639

The problem is stocks like oRB have now violated their BSL. While they may still offer some upside because of the T/A foundation on this thread most people will not be interested in playing a stock like that for a bounce. Thats not a slam on you its just the reality of the situation. stockcharts.com Regardless of potential once ORB broke the bsl at 3.50 99% of this board ruled it out as a possible buy. <<1) Pick up stocks of fundamentally sound companies when they have dropped at least 60% from their 52 week highs.>> I don't think ORB fits this criteria. They need funding soon as I understand it. If they get it the stock may be a great performer but lets make sure we aren't suggesting stocks that could really hurt people. I admit to liking ORB months ago as a potential play but as it stands now I see that stock starting to show up on paid promoters lists. When that happens I get concerned.