Replies to post #341 on Porchers

[im a survivor]

<<Sorry I'm so long in Thanks! I had not been over here since Thursday.
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No problem at all.......you've obviously had more important things to attend to.......I'm just glad you responded....sent you a couple of PM's, but never heard back from you.

85 years old....wow......I guess the good thing you can take from this is she lived a long and fruitful life. I am 36 years old....I have seen more death at my young age, then most will in a lifetime. Unfortunatley, mostly it's been people dying way too young, for all the wrong reasons.........Those kinds of deaths are hard to take and really stick in your mind for life....but I did notice when my grandmother recently died, well over 90 years of age, it was my first real experience with losing somebody at an older age. Much easier to handle knowing she lived 90 something long and happy years.....anyway, your mom's in a better place now, and obviously lived a long and fruitful life....so be thankful. I pray to god that my loved ones make it past 80.......

Have a greatday

Keith

[RR]

Hello, hello, testing, 1, 2, 3.... testing. Well, just seeing if this thing still works.

SI been acting up lately and want to make sure I can get on here.

RR

[RR]

Hi Dealer: U asked who was buying/selling all that ENE volume. Well, I know that if I had bought a slug of it at today's low of a big 26 cents, I'd be selling it at, hopefully, today's high, or near it, of a big 45 cents for a 73% return.

Buy 10,000 bucks worth this morning early and sell a few hours later for a $7300 profit. Not bad.

Even if ya couldn't time it just perfectly, say maybe half of that, I'd take it!

Hey, profit is profit!

Ah, but who would do that with ole ENE anyway?

A function of risk.....

RR