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Re: alexdasani post# 958

Tuesday, 05/11/2010 1:41:13 PM

Tuesday, May 11, 2010 1:41:13 PM

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I have been adding on the dips. I have another big buy order at .04, if I get lucky. I have sold no shares since we last hit about .19 on the ride up about the patent application being filed.

Like I said before, I suspect some earlier accredited investors are selling old shares once they are unrestricted, to retail, and reinvesting that cash directly in the company buying restricted, new shares at a lower price than retail. Only way us retail people can work this is to buy the dips, and sell some on the rips, till we reach a point where the dilution and bearish long term price trend changes to long term bullish.

The fact that the price is not sub penny, speaks well for the number of interested share buyers buying up the ever increasing float. I think we have a huge audience of new and old share holders that will push this stock way up on the right news. Last time I bought the falling knife here at .06, I was able to sell at .19 on the new patent application news.

My only fear is an outside buy out at these overly cheap share prices by an Exxon or a Power plant operation like SO, before the price goes back where it should be.

Right now we are an 80% off price of what I paid for my first shares, IIRC.

Don't forget that OPEX is next week, that the market is WAY down from recent highs, that CABN share prices held up when PG shares fell 40% last Thursday (I found that most of my stocks like CABN held up very well in the last crash, which told me the selling attack was on the big boy's stocks that have huge options trades going all the time, and the timing was perfect for OPEX).
If .06 never brakes, I will add at .06 real soon, maybe this week.
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