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631"And the idea is that if they can get revenues up a few more million "stock leader-12/26/2002
630<i>As long as AIRN continues to report large operating losses it will be dElroy-12/26/2002
629I wouldn't hold AIRN thru earnings if i were you. As long as AIRN continuesstock leader-12/24/2002
628I think I'll hold through the current quarter's financial results and fiElroy-12/24/2002
627well good work then. I'm surprised you didn't dump most or all at 1.20stock leader-12/24/2002
626<i>I doubt that. and i doubt you own any shares below .50 in AIRN. </i&Elroy-12/24/2002
625I doubt that. and i doubt you own any shares below .50 in AIRN. If you did youstock leader-12/23/2002
624AETH up 30% today on takeover talks. I am owner and sold some off today. MCMCsweet-12/16/2002
623ONVI drops its bid for ONVI. Note the installation of a poison pill. DGR EnterGlenn Petersen-12/13/2002
622I'm still holding my AIRN (all bought below $0.50 per share). The business Elroy-12/8/2002
621a lot of POS stocks like AIRN are going to the moon % wise...so AIRN is NOT uniqstock leader-12/2/2002
620I´ve more than doubled my $$$ on AIRN, partly thanks to Elroy´s supporMCsweet-12/2/2002
619AIRN moving higher. pennies have been performing very well past couple weeks. stock leader-12/2/2002
618The Heard on the Street column in the iWSJ discusses cash-rich biotechs: online.eWhartHog-11/29/2002
617What elroy doesn't understand though is that Liquidation/buyout in these belstock leader-11/22/2002
616I agree with both you and Elroy that the big bucks to be made are when cash-richMCsweet-11/22/2002
615Two good examples of high CEO ownership are FASH and ASCX (now ASCXZ)....Last yestock leader-11/21/2002
614I totally agree with stock leader on that one. For Elroy, it may be pure luck wMCsweet-11/21/2002
613Elroy, Liquidation/buyout of below-cash company is not always pure luck. Therstock leader-11/21/2002
612<i>A potentially viable business model is a plus, but not necessary to makElroy-11/21/2002
611"In some cases, a potentially viable business model is a minus, as it encoustock leader-11/20/2002
610airn is crap too then. airn has no profit to speak of and none forecast. profistock leader-11/20/2002
609Elroy, A potentially viable business model is a plus, but not necessary to makeMCsweet-11/20/2002
608<i>AFOP, VYYO, NETP, KDUS all look pretty interesting </i> They allElroy-11/20/2002
607i have all of them on my watchlist already. not buying now thoughstock leader-11/19/2002
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