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To: bruwin who wrote (22885)	12/29/2005 7:44:26 PM
From: Paul Senior	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 78729

Yes, it's a pity. OTOH, if he followed your other recommendations, he might not have done so well: Message 21861947 Message 21880249 I make it - as of closing prices on Nov 7: AOB now $4.41 vs. $6.69 then ANST now $34.55 vs. $32.68 then MPAD now $10.35 vs. $9.05 then RAVN now $29.21 vs. $32.71 then RIMG now $29.13 vs. $29.33 then SCHK now 33.25 vs. -?- (data not avail. on Yahoo) I'd say people are happy for you with your very good success with HANS, PDX, etc. My operating basis is that the prime purpose of the thread is to "look for" value stocks, so my opinion is - and it's just my opinion of course - unless you are still offering that HANS, etc. are still value picks (for whatever reason(s) that might be), perhaps you've well made the point now that HANS, PDX validate your methodology, and perhaps we might move on from that to other stocks that might be of more interest to thread participants as possible buys now. Jmo, and just speaking for myself of course. --- This is probably not relevant, I don't know: There's an unwritten rule on the thread: The thread owner eventually asked that discussion of an individual stock be limited to 20 posts. The idea is that after some discussion, people ought to know whether the stock interests them or not. If it interests them, the discussion should be taken to a separate thread devoted to the company. In that way, the people here who've decided that they are not interested in the particular stock, don't have to wade through the posts here.