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To: kidl who wrote (207475)	12/8/2011 4:40:46 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 313075

ssl.v - the model starts to prove itself, good ... on anything but a whacking day that would have moved the common up, you'd think, well off by a single penny is not so bad ... i'm all fixed up for the season with ssl and both wts, thinking more about the snd.v side, already got lots but may add yet, i think the first big 40-cent financing is the source of current supply, and it'll run out at some point not too far in the future ... depends on Ms Market's attitude in re general economy stuff though, pretty bleak vibes there today ... ssl went through this same sort of period, for many months, at the same price too, my wife still has ssl common from then, nice-looking cost base in her acct, leaving it just the way it is for the duration, and now some snd as well su.to - pulled a bid just in time this morning, pure luck, had to come back to the house for parts and checked ... so much for that trendline theory, lol ... and now, adjusting downwards a little reload bid for fvi.to, looks like cheaper is possible ... being pretty much set for the season with the little speckies, i'm way behind schedule for the fifty tickets per month thing, have to flip liquid stuff back and forth even at a near wash What's wrong with you deutscher volk, all this fiscal prudence guff? ... standing in the way of progress, harrumph 'It has been shown that, in contrast to everything which classical national economy has hitherto taught, not the producer but the consumer is the ruling factor in economic life.' en.wikiquote.org