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To: koan who wrote (172909)	8/10/2009 11:21:55 AM
From: Cheeky Kid	Respond to of 313075

I took a HARD hit on WER, I need about 70 cents to break even on that one. One can hope it gets back there. Maybe wish is the right word.

To: koan who wrote (172909)	8/10/2009 11:49:16 AM
From: E. Charters	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313075

Since Dec 2008, all the jrs have been good news, although upsy downsy good news. There has been no cause for grief except for the short short term players still whacking away at last year's ideas. Since September 2008 that has been clear and I was an I told you so on that one many times. I stopped sending out stuff to people last year, but I should start again, just for laughs. Not that many are laughing. I still believe some gold jrs in growth an exploration category are worth watching. Not much else really. Bloom is off the rose on wild spec elsewhere, and straight business stocks that go boom in bull markets are all bad news. Growth is a fairy story we tell kids whilst avoiding the birds and bees issue. Basically it's this. The bees got colony distemper and their empire collapsed and the birds have been doo dooing in their nest and flying into windows. In the meantime everybody got f---ed. When you grow up, you can get f---ed too. And that, kids, is how nature works. EC<:-}