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  • billyjoe
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    Jiesen,
    That's a pretty good endorsement. Usually the more familiar a person is with a business and their employees , the less likely they'd be to invest. Another one to keep an eye on. Thanks. Any lab equipment manufacturers looking good to you these days?

    billyjoe

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  • jiesen
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    Originally posted by billyjoe
    Jiesen,
    You don't work for Amylin , do you ? My psychic powers are picking up something about "inside information" or something like that , I'm usually pretty accurate , but the 2,357 mile distance is blurring the messages.

    billyjoe
    No, I don't. And I don't have any inside info, either. I used to work on an Amylin contract while at a contract lab a few years ago, though, and still have a few friends working there, which is why I'm more familiar with what they're doing than your average investor.

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  • billyjoe
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    Jiesen,
    You don't work for Amylin , do you ? My psychic powers are picking up something about "inside information" or something like that , I'm usually pretty accurate , but the 2,357 mile distance is blurring the messages.

    billyjoe
    Last edited by billyjoe; 12-04-2005, 08:16 PM.

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  • jiesen
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    Originally posted by jiesen
    Damn, the ER was NOT what I was expecting. I sold most of my XING for between $6.2-5.8 and hold about a 2% position in it now. I am disappointed in the low revenues and profits for last year. I might buy back if it falls low enough on this disappointment, but I'm getting tired of following this company after what it's put me through.
    Ok, well I found the post anyway... says I sold at 5.8-6.2, and so I also checked my IRA account, and sure enough, there's another
    (smaller) sale at 5.85. That's why I was thinking 5.8.

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  • jiesen
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    Originally posted by billyjoe
    You said you sold when earnings disappointed at 5.8. Was that around June 30th? I can't see any other time period with above average selling near that price. I'm always trying to figure a correlation between earnings reports and reaction time of the stock's price up or down. Also the time it takes to recover after a bad report or settle down after a great report.

    billyjoe
    Yep, it was June 30th that the report came out and I sold the bulk of it. I just doubled-checked and it was actually at 6.2 that I sold. I had sold some smaller amounts around 5.2 earlier, and for some reason 5.8 stuck in my mind (maybe that's the price the stock hit when the ER came out initially). I'm sure if you go back in this thread you'll find the actual trades as I made them, but that's too much trouble for me, when I can just look at my account.

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  • billyjoe
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    You said you sold when earnings disappointed at 5.8. Was that around June 30th? I can't see any other time period with above average selling near that price. I'm always trying to figure a correlation between earnings reports and reaction time of the stock's price up or down. Also the time it takes to recover after a bad report or settle down after a great report.

    billyjoe

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  • jiesen
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    just a small stake now. sure wish I hadn't sold so much already. at least I still have the Dec 10 calls, which could keep me from going totally berzerk if it really spikes.

    I am still looking to sell, though. Despite the rosy forecasts, this company has consistently shattered expectations (to the downside), and I have other places in mind that I'd like to put the money.

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  • billyjoe
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    Jiesen,
    I know I tease you about XING , the 8 ft. tall XING twins , and XING went the strings of Jiesen's heart, but please tell me you're still holding XING. Had trouble sleeping last night worrying about XING.

    billyjoe

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  • Lyehopper
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    FAST Jiesen! you are FAST!

    Originally posted by jiesen
    http://news.yahoo.com/fc/Health/Bird_Flu
    you had your chance, now it looks like the BFB (bird flu bandwagon) has lost a wheel.

    time to short VICL? (I'm actually not suggesting that, just throwing it out there for discussion)
    Funny you posted that Jiesen! I was just about to post a VICL chart on Webs short thread as a good "HYPED up" short prospect. I JUST sold my last shares this morning dude! You have one keen eye my friend!

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  • spikefader
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    Originally posted by jiesen
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    time to short VICL? (I'm actually not suggesting that, just throwing it out there for discussion)
    I think so. Bearish candle, now a double top, and a sell signal on the 20-day chart psar/mfi. I don't think 3.00 is out of the question...

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  • Lyehopper
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    Xing!

    Originally posted by jiesen
    Yeah, I will be if the market recognizes XING's true value before my Dec $10 calls expire... otherwise I'm only ~2% in XING right now.
    Mighty close to green now in the POTW Jiesen! Good pick here, what's your target? chart looks pretty good might see $10 afore long.

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  • jiesen
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    bird flu craze is officially over


    you had your chance, now it looks like the BFB (bird flu bandwagon) has lost a wheel.

    time to short VICL? (I'm actually not suggesting that, just throwing it out there for discussion)

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  • jiesen
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    Yeah, I will be if the market recognizes XING's true value before my Dec $10 calls expire... otherwise I'm only ~2% in XING right now.

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  • billyjoe
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    Are you sure you're not really Wu Zhi Ziesen , CEO of XING ? We love our Chinese friends , you will be very wealthy man soon.

    billyjoe

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  • jiesen
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    What if DCM picks XING? MSFT did!

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