GarySmith
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I owe someone here big time. I'll have to go back in the archives to see exactly who it was, but thanks for MIND.
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=mind&sid=0&o_symb=mind&x=26&y=14
And MIND then led me to another stock in the same industry - BTJ. One thing I have learned about trading low priced stocks is that IBD's 7% to 8% stop is completely invalid. Another thing I have learned is that the much maligned Yahoo stock discussion boards have their value if you look hard enough.
hiker
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Gary - the "new high" scans that I post first picked it up when it moved above $10.25. I routinely delete these old scans because of the size of the post. It has been a great run. Agree with you about Yahoo message boards.
__________________Being honest may not get you a lot of friends, but it'll always get you the right ones. - John Lennon
gman
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hiker,
I too picked up MIND from your list. And yes, there is a big smile on my face. Again, thank you for all your findings and work that you so unselfishly share with us all.
--John
GarySmith
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Here's the thread where MIND was brought to my attention by gman who learned about it from Hiker. So thanks to both guys as well as Outsider who mentioned it in a private e-mail. It was the insider buying notation that got my attention. Funny, but since then there has been some heavy insider selling although that hasn't stopped the stock. BTJ is up strong again today and 20% over the past two days. It was mentioned favorably by newsletter writer and fund manager Louis Navellier.
http://forums.technicalwatch.com/tool/post/fib_1618/vpost?id=779811