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To: maxncompany who wrote (26065)	11/23/2006 1:33:34 AM
From: koan	Respond to of 78421

BMC: max that is the $64 question. No one seems to know what to think or do. I am just holding. Nickel and zinc look so strong. Ironically all the big news is about copper and uranium which I would place 3rd and 4th-lol. But the play worked. A lot of us I think, Spread between BMC and LBE and LBE is just smoking, so I am happy. BWR looks like it is getting ready to run to me. Maybe we are getting over tax selling time. Sure a lot of stuff popping.

To: maxncompany who wrote (26065)	11/23/2006 2:13:02 AM
From: marcos	Respond to of 78421

bmc.v - what Brilliant needs is a good bitchfest, crank up the negativity, everybody piddle on it, if you can't find something wrong with it then make something up, after all no one can outright prove that they haven't been caught with sheep ... and there's not all that much time left to get this organised, five weeks only before we turn the page on a new year At the risk of jinxing it however, looks to me like it's stopped going down, for the moment, and see how the CMF has come back green, how the volume is up, and is that PPO on the daily wanting to cross up? - stockcharts.com I added a few shares yesterday, thinking about more now ... what would be a breakout on that chart, high .70s? ... how about high .60s, on good volume? ... oh pfft, i don't worry about breakouts and momo and suchlike, just find what i like and when it gets cheaper, buy some more ... [well, to a point - carry that method far enough on the wrong pick and you end up with an infinite number of shares worth 0.00 the each, which is not really the goal]