Replies to post #18651 on Nymet Holdings Inc. (fka NYMH)

[juanly]

Hi Dave!

From memory, the August date that you mentioned sounds about right for the sale of FGOVF. As far as the price of PHGI goes, I have no explanation. From my memory, I had thought that I had bought it at around .012, but according to the trade confirmation that I saw recently for the purchase of PHGI, it read .0065. I remember being delighted when I saw that because I hadn't realized that I had bought it so low.

I definitely know that I bought PHGI in the same hour that I sold FGOVF and I definitely know that I sold FGOVF at $1.06.
That is a price that I am CERTAIN about.

I have bought several blocks of PHGI since July, so since you're saying that it was later than August that PHGI was at .0065 (and I have no reason to doubt you on that) then I'm thinking now that the trade confirmation that I saw for .0065 was perhaps during a different purchase. I really was in no state of mind to my mindful of such things as dates. I just know that in going through my husbands things, I found the .0065 confirmation and I just assumed it was the one for the FGOVF trade.

To answer your other question....there is no way on Earth I would've had the knowledge to sell FGOVF and then wait for PHGI to go lower. If anything, when I bought my very first shares of PHGI at around .02, I thought I had gotten in at the bottom. And then I bought a whole lot more shares at .012 and I was sure THAT was the bottom. And from memory, that is actually the lowest that I remember buying it at, which again, is why I was so delighted to find the .0065 confirmation....which unfortunately was still not the bottom.

And now I'm wondering if the .0065 price that I saw was on a confirmation or was it on a statement? If I had the energy or enough curiosity I would go through the boxes and boxes of things that I've packed away and try and find out...but I have no inclination to do that.

I just know FOR A FACT, with NO DOUBTS...that I sold FGOVF at $1.06 and immediately bought shares of PHGI. My goal was to own a million shares of PHGI and in December, 2007, I surpassed my goal.

I have no plans to buy anymore of PHGI, regardless of what happens in the future. Owning over a million shares of ANY company is ENOUGH!

[juanly]

avdave,

I just realized that you had no comment to make when I pointed out about the tax incentives (especially the $40 million local one).

So, I am going to assume that by not acknowledging it, that you are in tacit agreement that I am RIGHT!

Thank you.