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To: pcyhuang who wrote (51)	4/25/2007 12:31:02 AM
From: FJB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 141

I don't think that is the chart you wanted to link to.

To: pcyhuang who wrote (51)	4/25/2007 12:44:55 AM
From: pcyhuang	Respond to of 141

VG's Recovery Potential Based on the daily chart and FIB analysis, I estimate VG has a potential initial recovery target of $6.50 to $7.50 per share. stockcharts.com pcyhuang

To: pcyhuang who wrote (51)	5/1/2007 1:42:40 AM
From: MENSO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 141

A breakout occurs when the price not only passes through but, of equal importance, then stays above an area of support or resistance. Thus, calling what VG did last week a breakout on the day it happened was probably premature - as the closing prices since then would seem to indicate. IMHO VG is headed for the low 2's, likely within a few weeks. We could see a brief respite after earnings, depending on how much of a spin the company manages to put on rapidly worsening fundamentals. Incidentally, I closed my short position last week; and I am unlikely to short VG again due to the likelyhood of a buyout, which I believe is the only way Vonage can now avoid inevitable bankruptcy. In other words, I have no vested interest in voicing my bearish opinion above in case you might be wondering. Good luck to all, bulls and bears alike!