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Re: lady*b post# 9142

Monday, 10/02/2006 4:46:41 AM

Monday, October 02, 2006 4:46:41 AM

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With the help of n2bugs we should be able to figure out the NAUC conundrum during the next week.

Oh well. I'd be curious if you have seen any posts of AMRE's reaction in timing with NAUC and RBSY during their first week or so of trading.....?

RBSY began trading in early January 2005 at .50 and rose a penny or two each and every day for about 5 weeks. Then, in week 6, enormous volume came in and it topped out at about 2.40. During that same time period, AMRE slid from .05 to .02. Here's where the story takes a twist. AMRE, always a diluting, S-8 issuing stock, had bumped against its' 1 billion AS in late 2004 and consequently they R/S'd on December 17th, well ahead of the launch of RBSY. The OS decreased from 925 million to 38 million. With RBSY's success and AMRE's low OS, I was really stumped when AMRE didn't move. In fact, here's an early post of mine. http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=5057604

NAUC began trading early May 2005 at 1.00. Like RBSY, it rose by a few cents each and every day for about 3 weeks until enormous volume came in and it topped out at about 4.60. Here's where it gets interesting. AMRE had flatlined at about .01 between the time RBSY started trading and NAUC started rolling. By the second week in May, NAUC had doubled to 2.00 on low, steady volume. AMRE was still falling and had gone sub-penny. The alarms started going off in my head and that's when I posted this: http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6385148

Note the date. It was a day or two before AMRE's stellar climb from .0096 to .21, a 2000% increase in a couple of days.

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