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To: pcyhuang who wrote (1092)8/2/2007 11:31:36 AM
From: Gary E  Respond to of 5891
 
Do you look at a longer term chart?

Look about the period starting in April this year where it gapped down to 20 and struggled to close the gap later that month.. Then in May and June it never got back to the 25 level ever... Then the end of June it took another dump...my guess is that the handwriting was on the boardroom walls and the insiders were dumping it as well... Then the dump the other day after the halted trading...

...They canceled the Dividend
...They are out of money... or they would of paid
...They have massive MARGIN Calls... that they can not meet
...No one will loan them money

They will likely be in bankruptcy before the end of the week, maybe over the weekend and all stock holders...uhh BAG HOLDERS... are screwed...

Stick a fork in this one, it's done.

Why are you still a believer in that Co?

Hal



To: pcyhuang who wrote (1092)8/2/2007 1:04:14 PM
From: Sam Citron  Respond to of 5891
 
Prescient call. The shares more than doubled in value in less than an hour after your post, before settling back somewhat.

Please let us know how you see the AHM chart unfolding on a daily or, if possible, an intraday basis.

Where there is risk, there is reward. Einhorst's post is a good caveat of the potential downside risk that is present.

I have paid $112 in tuition for 100 shares and am enjoying the course.

Sam