Business Editors PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 25, 2004-- Traders Nation is pleased to announce that Don McKelvey's 'Midday with Don' will now air on the Traders Nation Network starting Monday, March 29 at noon EST. Additional programming information can be found at http://www.tradersnation.com/radio.shtml. "Traders Nation is the place for 'Midday with Don.' It's all about the audience, and Traders Nation is proven to be the leader of smallcap radio. I'm thrilled to join a first-class team and look forward to further developing the Traders Nations success story," said McKelvey. Tune into "Midday with Don" every weekday for "Interviews with Industry Leaders and Reports." "Midday with Don" is a daily review of smallcap investment opportunities hosted by McKelvey on the Traders Nation Network. Join McKelvey and his guests each day for market trend commentary, behind-the-scenes discussions with CEOs, remote broadcasting and much more. http://www.tradersnation.com/mckelvey.shtml Kurt Schemers, creator and host of Traders Nation, said, "Our focus at TradersNation.com over the years has been to create exceptional content for site visitors, affiliates and partners. Having Don McKelvey's show extends our commitment, not only to our Web site visitors, but to our 106 affiliates and partners that carry Traders Nation programming." In addition, Schemers said, "This year we'll continue to lead with program distribution, expand our programming and offer real advertising value for our continuous flow of sponsors." About TradersNation.com TradersNation.com is the leader in the smallcap community for providing syndicators and Web site visitors current market trend commentary and delivering that content via an audio program produced live daily, named Traders Nation. Outside markets are also covered with breaking news, interviews of news makers and financial video content, making TradersNation.com the first broadcasting company to encompass the full range of media information products for smallcap investors. -- Traders Nation is currently syndicated online with 106 sites carrying the show. -- Traders Nation can be heard on 1190 AM, an NBC affiliate radio station in Phoenix during the prime "morning drive" time. -- Traders Nation is also heard by tens of thousands of end users via QuoteStream's online financial software. -- Traders Nation is on a host of Lycos-owned sites including RagingBull.com with 500,000 unique visitors per month. -- Traders Nation is on StockHouse.com and Smallcapcenter.com with 750,000 unique visitors per month. The current rebroadcast (03.25.04) of the show features two segments. The first segment covers the top smallcap stories of the day. The second segment -- Bill Panetta, a professional partner of Traders Nation and Kurt Schemers, host and creator of Traders Nation -- gives listeners the potential hot stock plays for the day. Stocks covered throughout the show include: Warning Model Management Inc. (OTCBB: WNMI), Jackson Rivers Co. (OTCBB: JRVR), Neoprobe Corp. (OTCBB: NEOP), Atlas Mining Co. (OTCBB: ALMI) and Senetek PLC ADR (NASDAQ/NM: SNTK) Listen: http://www.tradersnation.com/radio.shtml#anchor2 Order an archive of this show: http://www.tradersnation.com/store.shtml KEYWORD: ARIZONA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: E-COMMERCE INTERNET CABLE TELEVISION/RADIO PRODUCT SOURCE: Traders Nation CONTACT INFORMATION: TradersNation.com, Phoenix c/o Desert Son Media Corp. Kurt Schemers, 602-265-1270 kurt@tradersnation.com or SkyViewOne Don McKelvey mckelveydon@hotmail.com
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My opinion is don't trust anybody. Not that people here will intentionally steer you wrong, but we don't know much more than you when it comes to picking winners. If you trust your own DD/TA then put some money into it and see what happens. My take on opinions is that everybody has one, just some of them stink! Good Luck Trading.
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Friday closed 48.57% up I told you, and I think still got a lot left. Look at the chart. Friday closed higher, and very close to its high. That is a sign of strength IMO.
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