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Re: downapenney post# 12253

Tuesday, 12/11/2007 12:52:24 AM

Tuesday, December 11, 2007 12:52:24 AM

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Hey, no problem. Many people don't like to hear negative info about a stock they are holding. Unfortunatley, it is the negative info that is probably the most helpful! Like the King who is surrounded by "yes men," one often makes bad decisions by following the "yes, whatever you want to hear crowd" rather than the, "No! What are you thinking!!!!!" less common voice.

Sadly, to say, I once touted BDGR as a stock to buy. I actually did well with the prediction until it went back from where it started, and then much lower. Fortunatley, I got out. Unfortunately, many, apparently, did not get out despite my many negative postings.

I got out when the SEC documents failed to show up by Sept 2006. I should have NOT gotten in even then as the SEC documents were already WAY, WAY late and had already been promised many times before.

I just obtained a verbal agreement to buy a house for $10,000. It is two bedrooms with a garage. It has all its appliances and can be lived in now. I should get at least $350 per month rent for it just as it is. And I just signed another agreement for a house with 3 bedrooms and a bath and large basement for $15,500 that will rent for about $550.00 and needs NO work to move in now (but I'll put a couple thousand into it anyway).

I don't say this to brag or anything, but to show you another way to make money and to show you the relative risk one takes by these penny stocks.

Wow! Why even invest in a stock like BDGR when so many sure-shot ways to making money are out there?

Right now, many parts of the US are giving away real estate. Buy low and sell high . . .

Stocks go up and stocks go down, but I see no fundamental reason to buy BDGR.

BDGR: $0.017

Ajor1