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street talk,

I guess it comes down to ones perspective - You obviously trade short-term, and don't invest and there is nothing wrong with that, your advice is sound.

When I commit to an investment (I do trade some also) I have goals that align to the business plan. I had no intention of selling MAK when I got in, unless fertilizer dropped, or MAK monumentally stuffed up - so far so good, minus share price.

The noise and "Down-trend" is painful, but I'm here for 2010 beyond so I just have to ignore what the traders do to the share price in the mean time.

This is an opportunity, more then a disaster... Now I just have to wait, and look for the trend change.

Pat