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Re: 2late2trnbck post# 24133

Thursday, 05/14/2009 1:16:40 PM

Thursday, May 14, 2009 1:16:40 PM

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I am not someone to advise anyone on these matters; but the price of a stock has only secondary relationship to fundamentals. It's price is really just a measure of trust. Many things contribute to that trust including fundamentals. But also, experience of the buyer and the company, rumors, inside knowledge, future prospects. I mean after all, we don't get a dividend from this thing . All we get is a prospect that someone else will trust in this company more than we do at the time when we decide to sell it. Without a dividend stocks have always seemed a strange bunny to me. You don't really own anything useful, what you own no longer does the company any good--having sold it. All we own is a measure of trust.

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