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To: The Ox who wrote (56349)	5/17/2012 5:25:45 PM
From: Robert O	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95757

No prob I figured you took a quick look- didn’t want you backing up the truck too fast ;-) Often I've found the shares selling at net cash can be enticing. It's often a question of whether mgmnt. will simply drain the remaining cash out and leave shareholders zero in BK or the long climb back. 'Fad' type stocks always tricky. CROX an example of selling for cash then exploded out of recession before BK to a multi multi bagger for those who dared. HLYS (the shoes with wheels in 'em fad) who currently has its net share price in cash has been undulating around that point for years. Either fad is kaput and will BK or will catch on again and you get rich. 5 year flat liner so far to find out. I doubt it will ever skyrocket again. Sry thread, back to your regular silicon programming. RO