quote:Originally posted by keithsan: breeze, answered you on other thread.
I saved myself on that run today out at .151 loss of .004 not bad, shouldn't buy before leaving but, was cocky on this one!
LOL, hey we don't want to cocky people here alright! haha just kidding, it was all profit you were playing with from the previous run, not a prob there! Nice work on that one.
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I'm going to keep a small position in this for awhile. There's a big market for their products, and I don't think they've scratched the surface yet.
DZ
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this company looks good... picked up Fri morning... will this be next IPIX? haha i wish...well...product looks pretty coo... Posts: 21 | Registered: Jun 2004
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