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To: Fishfinder who wrote (13143)	10/24/2006 12:39:52 PM
From: Fishfinder	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 25575

Well here we go. Back into CLL $4.25. I MADE .02c on the trade - commission. Looking at POU and PBG on a pull back. Also PDP if I get a chance. scott

To: Fishfinder who wrote (13143)	10/24/2006 8:56:45 PM
From: Proud Deplorable	Respond to of 25575

You too? In what way is Harry Schultz a leftist that I should get that kind of comment from you? Who is Harry Schultz ? HSL has just been named the "Newsletter of the Year" by Peter Brimelow of Market Watch. A few days earlier HSL was ranked #2 among the Top 10 most profitable newsletters (for subscribers :-)) in 2005 by Hulbert Financial Digest. Chevalier Harry D. Schultz, KHC, KM, KCPR, KCSA, KCSS, is the highest paid investment consultant in the world at US$2,400/hour—US$3,400/hour on weekends (International Edition Guinness Book of Records 1981-2000.) (While Mr. Schultz is not listed in the year 2004 edition of the Guinness Book of Records, he did receive a very thoughtful letter from the publishers explaining why. It seems they have 80,000 different records in their database. But they only have space for 3,500 in each edition. So they must rotate which are listed, which are not, each year. They assured to Mr. Schultz that he is still the titleholder of the Highest Paid Investment Consultant, a title he's held consecutively for the last 24 years.) Mr. Schultz is regularly quoted in books, articles, and interviews and by other newsletters (the "alternative press"). Arthur Hailey, a longtime personal friend and HSL subscriber, based his character Lewis Dorsey in the bestseller The Moneychangers, directly on Harry Schultz. Harry has lived for extended periods in 18 nations, and shorter periods in many others. Knighted five times, Harry is a man for all seasons and a true citizen of the world. To keep in touch with developments around the globe, Harry draws from correspondents in many countries, plus mountains of international newspapers, magazines, and other data. At the top command posts of Harry's elite HSL team are Chief Market Analyst, John McMillan, and Research Editor/geopolitical analyst Gordon Frisch. Loyal HSL subscribers in 80 nations are much more than simply names and addresses; Harry and his team consider them part of their cherished global family. Harry is one of the original founders of the entire investment newsletter business. Now in his 36th year of publishing HSL, Harry was a pioneer of the financial newsletter concept. He has written 23 books, most of them concerning financial and investment matters.