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To: blimfark who wrote (143416)	7/8/2006 9:37:44 AM
From: carranza2	Respond to of 152472

Well, it's not the institutional investors that worry me, though I think GS needs to be watched. It is what the company insiders do that may be significant, IMO. If you were to look at their sales as your only point of reference [which is of course not rational], you'd stay away. Insiders who are optimistic do not sell at the rate that Q insiders do.

To: blimfark who wrote (143416)	7/8/2006 12:03:24 PM
From: limtex	Respond to of 152472

BM - looks tome like some one with a lot of stock or borrowed stock is shorting the stco kand making a fortune doing it. They keeep on doing it becuase it works. There are just no buyers out there and so everday the stock tries to climb a bit reaches a 50c or so gain and then the shorts pile in and down goes the stock to a lower level. Every day the shorts make $millions helped by a few more people throwing in the towel. This month we have the EU, next month the Trade Commision decsion. The prevailing opinion is that Q is going to lose both these. Can't see a lot of buyers stepping up to the plate with these two overhangong the stock. Then there are the insiders. It would be nice if someome asked them why they are bailing at the conference call. Best, L