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Re: crammerfool post# 9056

Wednesday, 11/10/2010 4:21:29 PM

Wednesday, November 10, 2010 4:21:29 PM

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lol...I feel your pain! Hard to be patient when on the surface it appears that POSC is a winner, yet the PPS flounders. Don't trade POSC based on the charts, or daily news, base your position on fundementals that exist from here forward. Then when the Q's come out, see if POSC is making good on their business plan. If you're stuck because you don't want to sell at a loss, then I say to you, you are stuck in a good spot. In a way, then you will be around to take advantage of your initial decision to buy POSC. If by next June, we haven't experienced significant movement in the PPS, then POSC's management isn't prepared to operate a company with what appears to be great fundementals. Your investment is simply low today, due to the large number of O/S. This number of O/S are a reflection of managements inefficiency. That I think most can agree to. PPS will take care of itself, due to the potential profits ahead, and potential reserve split that is going to happen. Once they get the O/S in line, instutions will be investing, which will directly impact your investment. GL

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