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Monday, 12/20/2010 3:18:11 PM

Monday, December 20, 2010 3:18:11 PM

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The key to movement prior to any PR and after any positive PR is to put risk into the mix. Too many are too keen to sell at .0002 to cover their cost basis (possibly including a bit of profit) and ride free shares thereafter. For those betting some spare change in relation to your overall stock portfolio value, you need to place your sell orders high and not get out at .0002

My opinion is we're heavily shorted and that once the news is released, there will be covering and heavy buying from those whom are already long. Selling in the low .000's kills the momentum and forces shorts to cover with small losses, with ease, and/or with profits nonetheless.

We need to drive a dagger into this, regardless of how many shares are outstanding.

My advice will likely be ridiculed or ignored, but that does not affect me. We are all responsible for how the stock trades at the end of the day. Play it like a buffoon and reap what you have sowed.

Past history does not dictate the future. This is SNRS's time and place. The move by SNRS is to be current and to be taken seriously. For those whom still fear that will not be the case, your low risk tolerance will play into how the stock performs when the name of the mystery Company is released. You have HIGH expectations but you're not willing to raise the stakes to a HIGH level where the game can be quite lucrative.

Pull those sell orders and put a small amount in the .00's and the rest in the .0's, .1's, and .2's. After all, it's not like you can't change them once they've been submitted.


Happy Holidays to all,

-b