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To: profile_14 who wrote (7854)	2/8/2006 10:38:53 PM
From: eaglains	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13449

Dear Profile, Forgive me for asking, if my question seems inappropriate. In my 3 years on many boards, i have never done a 'you told me so' to ANYONE kind enough to voice projections or recommendations on stocks to buy. You said "2008 22.50 leaps for what I think is a bargain given 2 years of time premium for 2.90. The stock can move that much in two days when the rubber hits the road." i really like the idea of leaps, although i haven't learned how to calculate relative values nor targets; approximately what kind of range of percentage gains can one reasonably expect when a stock really starts to "burn rubber?" Please feel free to decline to answer my question, if ANYTHING about it causes you discomfort. Your friend, mark