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To: Jurgis Bekepuris who wrote (51305)	4/14/2013 11:35:36 PM
From: Spekulatius	Respond to of 78744

From time to time, I do like to rub salt into my own wounds. HSNI was one I had almost forgotten about, since I owned it, but lacked convictions to keep it. >>Note though. :) These discussions usually happen during bull markets. I.e. stocks are going up and value investors are either not paying up, or selling and then regretting missed gains. You won't see them if a real pullback (crash, bear market) comes up<< I very much agree with that. But that is the nice thing about many pullbacks, they are indiscriminate and pull down the good with the bad stocks. It's our job to figure out which one is which. Easier said than done of course but busted spinoff are a food place to look.