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To: The Dodgy Ticker who wrote (24247)	7/6/2006 2:29:12 PM
From: bruwin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78958

Mr. Jonson, first of all, I feel, in no way, obliged, to comply with any of c.worth’s requests. I never intended to join this Board as a "stock tipper". I believe I’ve made my reasons, for attending this Forum, clear in recent Messages. As a general rule, I don't jump into, and out of, stocks as often as some on this Board may do. I prefer to invest in a company's stock on a medium to longer term basis. I generally base my buying and selling decisions of stock that I own, or am considering to buy, after that company publishes its Financial Results (that's when you know most about its Financial "affairs"), OR if there is some major announcement that will have an obvious detrimental, or positive, effect on its price. There have been some exceptions to that rule, but not often. At this point in time, I can do no better than to refer you to my Message 24223 which details my current USA stock portfolio. I have no PRESENT reason to sell at least 4 of them because I have not seen anything within my required criteria of their Financial Fundamentals that gives me any reason to sell them. Two of the stocks, PDX and NATH, have done well in the past, but I wouldn’t be surprised that the time may be close when the Fundamentals may indicate it’s time to sell. I’m just waiting for confirmation in their next set of results. As a resource stock, BRY will always be a "risk" for me. Its Annuals are very good, but its Quarterlies fluctuate. Therefore I can presently do no better than to suggest :- FAVOURED STOCKS :- HANS IPS ANST AOB UNDER REVIEW :- PDX NATH RISKY :- BRY Take your pick.