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To: nikkei86 who wrote (41199)	1/26/2011 8:05:12 PM
From: Dale Baker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78601

The trick is going for companies that are too small for Wall Street to take meaningful positions in. The market cap bracket under a billion is chock full of thousands of possible targets, many of which are just getting started on the value-building curve. Not worthless penny stocks, but solid operating companies just hitting their growth stride. The danger is their high volatility, which means that only holding 10 would be too high a risk for most of us. But I wouldn't own 200 either, I am in between you two.