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To: Paul Senior who wrote (25240)	11/9/2006 5:13:15 PM
From: Madharry	Respond to of 78814

OT dont know if any of you have access to option pricing stuff but I took a shot and purchased some SIL calls expiring next week with a price of $17.50. the stock closed at $17.32 and the calls are now priced at .39. any one have any idea what the fair price is? somehow .39 seems low to me given the volatility of the share price and how close the price is to $17.50. OTOH there are only 6 trading days left. My gut tells me that there should be at least a premium of 2% until expiry. That would be $.34 by itself.

To: Paul Senior who wrote (25240)	11/13/2006 7:33:10 PM
From: Madharry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78814

I bought more shares of HGYS, a candian fuel cell developer, who also provides testing equipment for fuel cells, which was down 10% today on disappointing revenues and projections. I listened to the conference call most of which was incredibly boring until the Q&A period which I found facinating. I think its a worthwhile speculation based on orders on hand, futuristic growth, market cap, and cash in the bank. I thought it interesting that no one questioned whether fuel cell industry might not get a lift from the recent political results. I also added significantly to my position in NTO off the 5% smackdown.