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To: AuBug who wrote (61224)	9/18/2008 10:05:19 PM
From: WalterWhite	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78419

GXS assays due soon. PR guy told me within 2 weeks, and that was a few days ago. Way too cheap, but not alone ... Globe

To: AuBug who wrote (61224)	9/19/2008 1:58:16 AM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 78419

Same here, rode vit.v all the way down, kept thinking this must be bottom here, lol, thankfully never added at any point, though .15ish that day would have worked out nicely ... still don't have much Victoria, should top off before long Also rode down all the way with most if not all shares - usa.v, goz.v, mlm.v, gqc.v, and of course ktn.v ... had all Kootenay reloaded after last swing before it broke 1.90, lol ... got a few more since ... rode down the gaps with dmm.to on the first shares, done alright swing trading with much more shares since, still won't be back to even till 3.50 or so on the current ones Didn't ride down - wgi.to, rmk.v, cpq.v, kxl.v, gwg.v, sns.v, cn.v, and i don't recall what else, they sort of blur into history when you haven't had them for a while Offed lgo.v in that spike at near a triple average, but then started buying back at .56, aargh, .40ish avg now This has been the wickedest little dip i've ever seen, it's like somebody flicked a switch and turned the entire industry off ... live and learn - you have to sell a few into runs, to have cash to pick them up in the bottoms ... so having learned that, we'll be underestimating the power of upswings, take profits too soon and be faced with the choice of re-entry in dips higher than our sales [they say generals tend to fight the last war]