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To: dvdw© who wrote (3264)	5/14/2010 11:18:12 AM
From: robert b furman	Respond to of 3821

Hi dvdw, Sooner or later (I think it already is later) the obfuscators are going to realize their butt is in a crack that is getting tighter. Limited supply getting scarcer as industry rotates to a position of greater profitability will create demand. As they are forced to cover that which has been sold - the price increases will drive the demand for stock much higher - it in fact (price increases) is the single greatest driver of common stock demand. Those that delay the longest will be toasted the hardest. This morning is yielding very little selling!! There are no sellers. Quick spikes up that settle back are signs of covering and /or estimates as to how much buying must be done to drive price up. After a while one just can't resist the gains that can be made by applying buying pressure vs lowballing on the cheap by applying false selling pressure. When the rewards are on the long side more than the short side - the worm will turn and those that do not adjust will be toast. We're close my friend - we're close! Bob