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Re: I can't speak towards the long term potential

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Mon, 25 Jun 12 10:44 PM | 82 view(s)
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Hi D&O,

I think you might call the BP release a prune. But actually, when it turned into an 80,000 unit thing, it recovered its zing and became plum-like again!

This is not the normal behaviour of prunes.

I'd say PWC is prune-like at present. But maybe PWC is the $8m thingie.

If prunage is reversible, then it isn't as pruney as one would think.

Anyway, I register your local copyright on a new category of Wave information - dried fruit: forecast deals which turn out to be more desiccated than expected.


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Re: I can't speak towards the long term potential
By: Down And Out Man
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Mon, 25 Jun 12 10:08 PM
Msg. 08564 of 54959

BUT, in a short term sense (measured to Dec 31) WAVX beats the crap out of the broader market. This is based on plums, the effects of which I expect to be transient.

Hard for me to see if those are plums or prunes. Plums tend to dry out over WaveTime and become prunes. I lost my rose colored glasses long ago and have a hard time discerning plums from prunes.

Yuuuup, good thing there's no ATM selling....imagine the drag that would put on this excellently performing stock. Rolling Eyes

D&O


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