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To: russet who wrote (10223)4/11/2007 12:48:57 AM
From: Cheeky Kid  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 30198
 
If you can remember 2002 was a bad year, we just got over the dot.com crash and POG was pretty low. If memory serves me correct most metals were low priced. I read somewhere Dines was telling his subscribers to buy these stocks as they were too low.

I think most people have brains and can think for themselfs. I don't believe people follow newsletter writers like blind sheep.

One thing to remember: If you put 10 grand in U stocks and followed them for 10 years, you are most likely going to see them run up and down again. You will loose you profits. You have to get out when the party is over. You can't buy and hold, these are not blue chips.

Dines has been pushing U for quite some time now, if you bot in low, you are in big profits,(like me and LAM, I bot it for .94 cents and its 15 bucks, a Dines pick) if you want to hold to see how a 10 year pattern looks, you will lose your money!

Buy low, sell high...then look for a new bull market in the early stages.

You have to give Dines some credit for calling this bull market right on the money!



To: russet who wrote (10223)4/11/2007 12:17:28 PM
From: Lee333  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 30198
 
Dines can afford his attitude...

...And The Dines Letter is the top performing letter over the past 12 months according to the Hulbert Financial Digest...

...Even more remarkably, TDL is up 17.66% annualized over the past 10 years, vs. 8.12% annualized for the DJ Wilshire 5000. This means that Dines is not merely riding the hard assets revival, which began only with the new millennium...

marketwatch.com