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DonCarlson

02/01/04 2:07 PM

#11709 RE: aim hier #11708

Hi aim hier,

I seriously doubt anyone of sound mind would have the guts to buy more shares at $0.68 after owning the stock at $103

Please keep in mind that the use of VTSS in HUSKY going from $103 down to $0.68 was an EXTREME EXAMPLE illustrating how much better HUSKY is over AIM in managing your money. AIM would have blown through ALL YOUR CASH long before the stock price had dropped to $60 a share, where as using HUSKY you would still have cash if the stock had dropped out of existence. At the same time, HUSKY generally has better returns than AIM under most market conditions, for any stock.








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jibes

02/01/04 11:57 PM

#11715 RE: aim hier #11708

Cap

I have noticed the low priced stocks on the NYSE are more likely to go BK than those on the naz. The reason, I concluded was that a NYSE stock that sold for such a low price was there for a good reason. It was in trouble. I found this out when I had started tracking a list of low priced NYSE stocks and very soon after some were filing for BK! I have followed hundreds of Nasdaq lows and a very small percentage have gone away. They were always fairly low priced anyway.
Anyway, if your going to play the low priced issues be sure to have a very diversified port.

Jibes
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