Joe: I thank you for thinking of me, but I am 90% loaded up in HLSH for a long time now. Have added on the dips for over a year and have 153k shares for the long haul, which I hope will be $15.00 to $20.00 by sometime in 2006. I started out with a 100k shares at .12 and flipped most on the spikes and did real well. As soon as I thought the company would recover for sure, then I started to buy back those shares and more. It has turned out to be very costly and profitable at the same time. Wish I had never sold any of the cheap shares along the way now, but started playing it like I did MCI, Kmart and a couple of others to begin with. I did real well with those, but this one seemed different as time went along, so I decided to stay with my gut feeling and am very glad I did take that gamble. This should turn out to be my perfect storm as a guy named Corsrat on the yahoo board would say. It is up another .54 today and it is now at $5.84. I have been riding this one as hard as any I have ever had. I even took the money I had been playing with in FMDAY and bought more HLSH at $5.20. I am going for broke on this one and am 90% sure I made the right move. There have only been a few times in my life where I put this many eggs in one basket. The last time was a company called Checkers, when I bought it at .35 and Raymond James told me I was stupid to gamble that kind of money with a company that was sure to go BK. When it was worth over one mil then I told them they were stupid, took all my money and started to do all my trading myself from that point on. I found out most brokers don't know squat about making real money anyway. I have about 6k that I am gambling with on some of the smaller otcbbs and will keep an eye on that one you posted about. I have some more liquid coming in the 1st of July to be able to play FMDAY some more, because I always buy 10k shares, so more is needed to accomplish that task. Wish you the best, but most of my liquid cash is riding on the perfect storm and a couple of others. Best regards, Walk
