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silverbacks

04/02/08 3:44 PM

#58555 RE: Risicare #58551

When a stock goes down on good news, it's usually because people don't understand.
Also it's an invite for the bottom feeders to come out of the wood work.

SteveoChicago

04/02/08 3:57 PM

#58595 RE: Risicare #58551

LMAO!! Right on queue!!!

syracuseo

04/02/08 4:00 PM

#58606 RE: Risicare #58551

Bad things....oh, like distributorship with BILLION dollar company....?

Yeah, thats bad all right....LOL !!!!!

Too funny !

wallymac

04/02/08 4:09 PM

#58626 RE: Risicare #58551

Stocks go down on good news all the time. It's the old buy on rumor sell on news.

I've made plenty of money watching people sell on the news and buying when then they do. within a few days the PPS of the companies not only recovers to the previous price levels but goes up.

It happens all the time not just in pennyland but at the higher exchanges as well.

DeSilva stepping down and some selling due to that gave the MM's the opportunity to take the PPS down, as people saw the PPS dropping and read the first PR, they sold many never bothering to read the second PR.

Stock bounced back EOD and once people read the second PR and let it sink in, they will be buying back in.

IMO, we will see more PR's this week. I also think not putting out a PR on contracts today was smart because of the CEO stepping down. Now they can PR contracts and any negative perception regarding the CEO stepping down will have been absorbed prior to those details.