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Re: jddividends post# 10913

Thursday, 10/11/2007 3:49:22 PM

Thursday, October 11, 2007 3:49:22 PM

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ugg, jddividends, i am so sorry that this one went south on you today. it was gut wrenching to read your post, and know that you had so much riding on COR.

The first of cor's "worst case scenario's" might be the one that saves its backside. it now has money in the bank going forward, and i would guess that the company would slow up its burn rate to stretch that cash as far as it can, giving it time to recover/invent/push/test, or try to improve its outlook any way it can.

you likely know all this, but if your employer has a 401k plan, that is a great place to build up a stake, if you can't max the contribution, you should make at least the amount of contribution that you employer would then match, (give you free money,) even if they only match a certain %, it's still free money they are just giving you, once you are vested. and the government won't even tax you on the money going in, it comes out of your paycheck pretax....one of the best deals the gov has given the average working person, imho......

i really think your motivation to be in the market is dead on correct, often when real estate goes south, the market goes north, as people shift their money from one investment vehicle to the next.

pat yourself on the back for trying, there are a lot of stocks out there with bright futures. call me crazy, but right now, at these prices, when the world hates it, i think cor's future looks good, and i have invested heavily in it today.

anyway, this likely would have been better sent privately, but so many are bleeding today, that maybe aiming4 will let it go.

gltu
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