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To: Madharry who wrote (21930)8/18/2005 5:28:37 PM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78817
 
Yes, very good exit point by you on CRYP. Still holding my stub position. That stock has almost been cut in half in past weeks:

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I've made the following sales to free up some cash:

Sold some Big Lots ($12.45. Bought: $11.95)
Sold some Anheuser Busch ($44.47. Bought: $49.10)
(I'll take the short term loss on my first BUD buy. Will likely add back shares in 31 days)
Sold some Cendant ($20.31. Bought: 21.99) Looking to add back these shares if stock continues to fall.
Sold some Gruma ($9.26. Bought: $4.83- $4.93)
Sold some Gannett ($72.92. Bought: $75.81)
Sold stub position IAC/Interactivecrp ($25.98 Bought: $25.04/24.21)
Sold some MGM ($42.74. Bought: $38.41/39.12)
Sold some Helen of Troy ($22.96. Bought: $19.76)
Sold some Crucell ($20.20. Bought: $2.82)
Sold some Smith&Wollensky ($6.24. Bought: $5.41)

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Sold some Tommy Hilfiger ($18.00. bought: $10.14)
(Aside: Nice to have teenage nieces who shop. (Sorry if there's redundancy there - teenagers (females) = shoppers, by definition??) I benefit from my nieces' opinions but don't have to pay their shopping bills -g-. I'll give 'em a commission for TOM - making sure of course that I ask them how/where they're going to spend it -g-
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Added a bit to Education Realty Trust
As stated previous post, started a position in FSP.

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