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Re: Zer0Veritas post# 1867344

Sunday, 06/06/2010 12:46:34 PM

Sunday, June 06, 2010 12:46:34 PM

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"how is 25% drop not consolidation?"

Consolidation implies sideways trading, meaning limited movement to both the upside and downside. A 25% drop in price per share is quite excessive to be categorized as 'consolidation', unless you'd like to believe that any move down is consolidation. Try feeding your line to the guy who bought at the top, who finds his investment down 51%.

"Oh no worries sir, it's just consolidating"!

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