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To: Sergio H who wrote (10210)	8/2/2005 3:54:48 PM
From: Jibacoa	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23958

Sergio: Re: AIRN The 1st Q loss was almost half of the loss in 2004 ($0.08 vs. $0.15/shr) and revenues were 79% better (up to 22.2M) Last Yr. 2ndQ revenues were 18.3M and the loss was $0.12/shr. Most likely this year's should be better, but probably not as good comparison as on previous Q.<g> The real improvement is not expected until fiscal yr. 2006 when earnings are expected to be $0.12 on the black column. The stock seems to have support at the 5.50 level and today is acting better although volume remains low and it needs to close above the July 21 H of 5.74 (So far the intraday H is 5.70 and in the last hour there was a good uptick at 2.58PM of 11,417 from 5.65 to 5.68 If the stock can close above 5.74 the next hurdle is the July 11 H at 5.84 and then the June 28 H at 6.02 The question about holding through earnings is wether your plans are for a short term trade or for an intermediate one. On the first instance you better take your profits. On the second one you can probably hold, but with today's commissions the cost of selling and buying back isn't as much as in the old days and the major cost is wether you are trading on a taxable or non-taxable account (like an IRA)In your folio I don't think you have any problem from commissions or taxes to be taken in account.