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thistime

11/11/08 2:44 PM

#9367 RE: NJPortfolioManager #9365

First of all,we all have our views and approaches and I respect yours. I have re-read my post and really feel you have missed what I am saying about the progress that the company has made over the past 18 mos. or so. I am not emotional about my position as all of my shares are "free" at this time,as i have cashed in a portion of my shares long ago to recover my investment. I have been in the investment field a long time and have been very successful in my strategies. I have an MBA with a major in Finance and I have taken many courses over the years to enhance my knowledge in the investment field. I have over 30 years of expierence in the business. I feel confident on my approach to highly speculative positions,which i believe GSPG to be, and on my approach to more of the blue chip variety of investments where I apply your approach to a high degree.I do not disagree with your approach at all,it is just that it does not "fit" in my approach to GSPG. If I was to use your approach,clearly I would not have put a dime into this company. IMO,GSPG is a bit of a gamble(it is technically bankrupt),but if one understands the dynamics behind it,the potential payoff could be great. No amount of fundamental or technical analysis would tell me to have invested in GSPG when I did. I clearly took a chance on this one ,as I invested at the early stages of the litigation process,etc. and there was no way that the available data would have warranted any investment into the company at that time. I truly am pleased at how things have worked out and I am optimistic for the future of the company,based on currently available information. But this position requires constant monitoring,to say the least.
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tcoutlook

11/11/08 9:53 PM

#9372 RE: NJPortfolioManager #9365

Thank you NJ Portfolio Manager......All of your responses and reasoning are exactly why this company will be a success when its PPS hits high enough for it to get an the Amex or Dow.
Careful, thoughtful, analytical evaluation will show that Robert Faber and Jim Golden are on the cusp of greatness. We are now witnessing the beginnings of a new company which has all the means and capabilities to be wildly successful.

I loved reading your thoughts.....they will more pertinent in June 2009. Thank you!
As you can tell.....I'm long and strong with GSPG. Been here since .0013 in May of 2007 and I will be here for a long time.