MDS Conference Poster, page-13

Mr. chucke: You might want to rethink in the future your decision such a glaring example of abuse of Terms of Service by flaming and baiting.,,not to mention the snide misinterpretations and putting words in my mouth. That is the MOA of many here who are frustrated and displace their anger in the wrong direction. Need I suggest again where it should be directed?

Your insertion of words which were not in my post such as "vast", your false assertion of "respond quickly", your assumption that I only invest in health care and your overall snideness are not helpful to your health. As you may know I am a little old lady who lives a happy, comfortable and active retired life. The often repeated criticism of the amount of my time devoted to trying to keep some of the more rabid posters here on the straight and narrow - and honest - is highly exaggerated. It only takes minutes to read and reply to bad information . Sitting down at the computer a few times a day for short rest periods is something that many of you do.

To humor you: My first investment was RCA which helped to pay for my first car in 1962, General Motors helped later with the first house . FYI the point is to study first and stay with safe dividend payors with good management. My best health care stock is Johnson and Johnson which I have owned for decades...dependable and profitable. Bell Atlantic was an early purchase which went through several communication mergers and is now Verizon which has been very good to me for decades. There were a few close calls with losers. I was in HealthSouth mostly because of my interest in physical rehabilitation and the good work done in their hospitals but it turned out that some of the top executives with their self-interest ended up serving jail time and share price fell quickly from $30 to eight cents. Perhaps recklessly (for me) I began to add more steadily at those low prices . Under new management HealthSouth came back slowly and I sold at an excellent profit in addition to checks from class action suits. It was just dumb luck that I was able to accumulate in the penny range and sell at a profit - not a recommendation that I would make for those who have reckless tendencies and depend on blue skies that never happen. My best advice in answer to your request: If you have doubts about never-ending promises of the future and management with execution problems but by habit are in love with "the science", reassess logically. Don't ignore the red flags.