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Re: Sheriff post# 5616

Thursday, 04/06/2006 9:34:34 AM

Thursday, April 06, 2006 9:34:34 AM

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How much Dino or any of us put into an investment is up to that individual. As far as buying 'on the way down', if you believe in the company and its products and you are a long term investor, why wouldn't you buy more when you think the price doesn't reflect the value? My original investment was in the range of $10-12 many years ago. I've dollar-cost-averaged down to around $3. I think we're now closer to closing a deal on one or more segments of the business than we've ever been so would I have been better off not 'buying on the way down'. Guess that depends on how confident you are of a successful outcome. With relatively few shares out there, buying on the way up could take quick reflexes once a deal is announced.



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