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To: SI Bob who wrote (853)	9/5/2006 6:54:45 PM
From: churak	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4624

hey...did the BRITS fry iHub already?

To: SI Bob who wrote (853)	9/6/2006 7:15:49 PM
From: StockOp	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4624

Hey SIBOB remember yesterday when you wrote: Down nearly 13% on higher than usual volume is a bullish trend? Looks like my .83 target if the C&D weren't accepted as irrefutably accurate and real was pretty good. I'm convinced, but apparently not a lot of longs are. Well first off it was down 13% FROM THE PREVIOUS DAYS CLOSE. If you can read a chart you would see mm's opened it .802, so intraday trading it actually finished up. Big difference when day trading. Second, my statement about it forming a bullish trend was based on it forming a dogi. And when i said I was going to buy some at yesterdays levels, I did, making for a nice 15% swing trade today. If you are going to bash my stock dd, do it with a little more then basic stock knowledge, learn to fully read a chart and use it. You think I'm here trying to pump this stock, if you guys would watch the charts on this one it can be flipped every single day for anywhere from 5-15% easy. I don't care if you hold long or not, but since this is a stock forum I thought people actually discussed how to trade stocks, and if you gave what I said yesterday about it forming a bullish trend, you could have made 15% return one day easy, oh well. Easier then bash then admit you have something to learn.