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Saturday, 06/21/2008 3:33:10 PM

Saturday, June 21, 2008 3:33:10 PM

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All the bickering back and forth about whether EESO is a good stock or a bad stock boils down to individual timeframes. Everyone here has a preference about where they want the PPS to be and when they want it to get there. The bottom line is that this stock has really only been trading a little over two and a half months. Within that that time they've put out more PRs than most pinks put out in a year, video updates..which I happen to like, but, that's just me...and they've released an initial disclosure statement followed by the assurance that they would report quarterly results within the required times. Furthermore, they actually have a physical office location...not a PO box and, a tangible product which, many here have used and like. The bane of my existence right now is the relentless dilution...and, that is the only word for it..relentless. That is the only thing that I am not happy about with EESO. It doesn't allow me to get a good handle and understanding of the true trading character and dynamics of the stock. I only trade a few pinks a year and when I do, one of the things that I do is that I watch it and learn everything I can about it's behavior, MM's, and dynamics. I've found that method works for me. It keeps me from chasing the 'soup of the day' and usually provides some very substantial gains. I try and learn what the stock's 'comfort zone' is and then capitalize on whatever opportunities present themselves. The dilution here is making it almost impossible for me to do that. Regardless of how displeased I am with the dilution it does no good for me personally to spit hatred and epitephs at Jared and EESO. All that does is breed negativity and frustration which does nothing for me but allow emotion to dictate my trading decisions. I've learned that when those types of emotions take control of my trading I usually cut off my nose to spite my face and lost money. But again, that's just me. With that being said, I'll hold until I find EESO's 'comfort zone'. That's the only timeframe I have and the only timeframe I need. I have no doubt in my mind that I will make good money on this stock. It's not an 'if' it's 'when'. JMO.
-Dave-