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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (18731)	8/1/2006 7:08:17 PM
From: Sergio H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 23958

Hi Ditch. How you doing? I heard the same argument from Dale Baker last year about the automotive industry. Message 21282952 Both of the stocks I brought up on Dale's thread rose more than 50% after our discussion. IDSY since then, got ahead ahead of itself and overheated. UFPT hasn't given up any of its gain. Don't throw away the whole sector like Dale did. There' still cars being sold. Toyota's stock is up over 30% for the last 52 weeks. Toyota and Honda reported double digit sales gains over last year for July...and there's a whole bunch of small caps establishing niches in the bells and whistles add on features, higher margin areas. ARGN's seats were originally primarily sold for utility vehicles. They've expanded into other model types. They've also expanded to more auto brands and they've expanded their market to Europe and most recently Japan. There's other market applications for their technology in the wings. Their recent numbers were good, but a little short of expectations. But, on July 26th they reiterated fiscal 2006 revenue guidance with revenue expected to be up 25% to 30% over 2005. Good to hear from you Ditch.