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Re: StreetInvestor101 post# 41184

Monday, 08/14/2006 6:57:59 PM

Monday, August 14, 2006 6:57:59 PM

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Street...

Sorry to disappoint you.

I do not know who Our Street is other than seeing him on here like you all. There has never been a time I have seen him on any board where I posted. We have never, not ever cmmunicated by e-mail, PM, nor in any other form of written or verbal communication. Again, I have only read some of his posts on here like all of you.

I'm an auditor in the NE part of the United States who works out of his home and because of the information age am able to schedule flexibly and send reports electronically. I love what I do.

You've wasted your time as many do on here, by typing what you do. My friend, I have made some money on some good plays, but have been 100% guilty in getting caught up in the drama stocks. Made money in some, but certainly got burnt by others. Luckily it was always at a managable loss. However, some get sucked in way, WAY too much and put retirement savings and other major holdings in these things and have really been hurt.

I'm in one small market play right now, MDTA. It has the lowest O/S I have ever seen for a company which has so much going for it. That is one I'll hang out in a while.

Chose to ignore DD people bring to the boards. Chose to defend CEO's you don't even know that have already misled you in their website and their own words. You will be no different than the good folks who built an alter dedicated to the CEO's of the other companies I mentioned in my previous post.

I would have liked to see something to entice some of my money in this. The 3 1/2 weeks history of this frenzied pump has offered very little substance for me to consider this as a play. My other concern is that these CEO's do not get prsecuted readily because there is often and illegal short which coincides with these plays. The SEC allows this to occur unpunished because they know the players involved and revealing the NSS would reveal the SEC's compliance. So the concern is for those backing up their life savings truck into something that has run it's 'pump course', and they hold as the stock gets painfully walked down ever so slowly. As the pps ever so slowly falls, the CEO's still dangle the carrot which never comes. The only thing that comes is more shares entering the market and the CEO's exit strategy.

Best of luck,

Vitamin DD




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