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To: loantech who wrote (57141)	2/29/2008 1:07:39 AM
From: maxncompany	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78416

USA, understand frustration there. Started out one year ago share heavy right out of the gate. Recent additional financing added to it. But patience (we hate that word) will show USA rewarding shareholders. The shares will be worked through, they've got the properties and infrastructure, the ore grades are sweet. Metals prices aren't exactly hurting the cause, and look to be getting even better. Sorry for the "P" word, but USA will make you smile in time.

To: loantech who wrote (57141)	2/29/2008 3:07:06 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78416

Check out 'chart school' at stockcharts.com, explains bollinger bands and OBV [on balance volume] better than i could ever do, lots of other indicators as well, very interesting for those interested ... none of it is infallible of course, imho you can never ignore fundamentals, i just sort of look for patterns i recognise, but always with the full weight of fundies in the back of my mind ... sometimes when TA is really really ugly i'll buy, because hey, how could it possibly be any worse ... [don't answer that anybody, i found out already the hard way a couple times, that no matter how bad things get, they can always get worse] Two stock p.f., man i couldn't do that ... not only for the weight of risk each pick would have, also for missing out on the satisfaction of participating in a wider variety ... sixty does leave you spread pretty thin on the due diligence front though, hard to keep up in depth ... still, there's sport in this as well as making a buck, since computers it's become a video game for the wrinkler crowd, quite civilised, don't even have to shave or get dressed up, never far from the beer fridge