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To: chowder who wrote (43222)	5/1/2005 1:37:27 AM
From: whitepine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 206340

dabum > By attracting money flows, prices will rise. So, while you may focus on the reason "WHY" a stock's price may rise, I simply focus on the money flows and could care less what is causing the price to rise. This message isn't about the method you or I use. It's about the money flows themselves, regardless of reason. Common sense should dictate that if money is flowing into the sector, prices should rise. If money is flowing out of the sector, prices should fall. What is MONEY stream? How do you determine if the money is flowing OUT of or IN to the stock? (Since there is a buyer for every seller, is MS a math formula that calculates #'s of sales at bid vs ask, adjusted for volume?) How reliable is MS, in your view? As you know, stock prices can rise with low volumes. Normally, the trading volume on PEY.un/to (peyuf) is quite low. At times, this can present traders and value investors with great opportunities. wp

To: chowder who wrote (43222)	5/1/2005 7:59:48 AM
From: quehubo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206340

Dabum, nice chart from the start of the year. How much of that 40-50% move did you catch? At these price levels both PTEN & CHK are good for 50% gains. It may take 6 months or 18 months but 50% is not chump change and would displace two years of screen time working for 2% a month scalps. This nation has averted a 2000/2001 Winter NG panic by the grace of God for the last 3 Winters and we have only had one real Summer since then in 2002. The front pages may be talking about gasoline and crude oil but the scarcity of natural gas is much more severe and off the radar of the street. If we get a normal or warmer than normal Summer you will be well on your way to get your 50% before you hear the knocks of trick or treat on your door. Otherwise you will be celebrating the New Year with both CHK and PTEN well on their way to 50% gains. I will keep 5-10% of my assets in CHK almost no matter what as an option on NG. I dont want to be watching a trend like the one we have from January hoping for a pull back. PTEN for similar reasons stays at 20-25% minimum loading. These two are grossly undervalued and both are IMO over discounting risks of slowdown that is not going to happen. When they start moving there will be many posters here watching from the sidelines. Of course I have been wrong before.