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To: BulbaMan who wrote (166)	4/25/2008 10:15:24 PM
From: Robohogs	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 322

Are all the portfolios as bi-polar as mine? I see that of my 11 stocks, 10 are up or down by at least 18% and one breakeven. It is funny, ELN and SEPR balance out, one up 19% and the other down the same. My 87% gain in MNTA is being overwhelmed by PANC and GTCB and ARNA losses. MEDX will be punishing come Monday! Weird market here. Jon PS I assume I am the eleventh place guy given by just above breakeven status until I plunge on MEDX Monday?

To: BulbaMan who wrote (166)	5/2/2008 5:34:57 PM
From: BulbaMan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 322

5/2/08 update Either Wall Street Bears are suffering an internal clock malfunction and have gone into early hibernation or they're just taking a long nap. In any case, the Bulls were in charge for another week and the Nasdaq Composite Index managed to cut its YTD loss from down -8.65% YTD a week ago to down -6.61% YTD at Friday's close. The Nasdaq Biotech Index also cut its YTD loss, from down -3.51% YTD a week ago to down -2.44% YTD at Friday's close. But the median of the Contest portfolios did not fare as well, increasing its YTD loss from down -7.52% YTD the prior Friday to down -8.92% YTD at this week's end. At Friday's close, 9 of the 33 Contest portfolios were in the black YTD with 10 of the portfolios beating the NBI. ROBERT's portfolio held on to first place with a 22.2% YTD gain and GENE's portfolio was in second place with a 18.1% YTD gain. Have a great weekend folks! Below is the Top Ten list on 5/2/08: 5/2/08 Rank Name Total 1 ROBERT 22,211 2 GENE 18,151 3 RCMAC 10,589 4 JACK 5,769 5 CASA 4,830 6 BULBA 4,628 7 HAMMER 4,109 8 FRED 3,331 9 LJM 3,183 10 PGONEIL -1,358 (All corrections, especially adjustments for splits, greatly appreciated.)