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Friday, 04/24/2009 5:12:09 PM

Friday, April 24, 2009 5:12:09 PM

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A short never covered

never has to be claimed as income?

fly?

After all if you short a stock you get paid. As it falls your account gets better and better. But until you cover you havent actually made a profit until you cover.

naked shorts....

http://www.failstodeliver.com/default.aspx

PRGL or PHGI was on there at one time...

Is that maybe why this stock continues to drop and drop without ever finding legs?

Cant find the shares or there are more out there then there is supposed to be?

All I know is the stock keeps trading and the government and pinksheets put up with it. Maybe they are involved? IT JUST NEVER DIES.

Like the first world of warcraft character NYMH that makes it to level 80 in only 24 hours playing dungeons and dragons. LOL Did they cheat? HOW DID THEY LIVE AND PROSPER?

WoW Insider speaks with Nymh, world first level 80
The first of many firsts was Nymh, world first player to level 80. WoW Insider had an opportunity to talk to him directly about his journey to level 80, ...
www.wowinsider.com/2008/11/17/wow-insider-speaks-with-nymh-world- first-level-80/ - 114k

Maybe its the New York Mets? Nymet? LOL

Or possibly the government buying up toxic assets and holding them in shells till the market eventually recovers, Hey JP Morgan, Goldman....NYMEX, New York Mercantile Exchange????

A Pinky gold play forever losing value with shareholders investments continuing to get collected with shares sold, diluted and then reverse merged. The US money printing machine and government is buying hard assets with nothing more then paper.

Holding them for a later time for when inflation happens, in holding companies?

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