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09-22-2009 | 10:36 AM

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StrikeTime

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From: http://rahcontractnow.org/

Yea, yea, we all know, Mesa is going to go bankrupt and burn just like everyone has been predicting for the last 3 years on these boards. I’m glad I have the privilege to be the second one to post that in this thread. [/sarcasm]

Now putting all emotions and hatred aside (which you should when you trade, and many people on these boards don’t do that) I would pull out your original investment if possible and let the rest of shares be a free ride. This all depends upon the price that you bought the stock at. The next four weeks we will be hearing plenty of news on Mesa, including but not limited to codeshare agreements, financials, etc. News like that can double the stock again. It can also bring it down significantly. If you’re in for a free ride the downside risk will be virtually eliminated by pulling out your original investment. You can further set a stop-loss on the ‘free riding shares’ and take profit if it get’s to a certain level.

That’s my .02 cents, which will hopefully be turned into .60.

All investments involve different degrees of risk. You should be aware of your risk tolerance level and financial situations at all times. Furthermore, you should read all transaction confirmations, monthly, and year-end statements. Read any and all prospectuses carefully before making any investment decisions. You are free at all times to accept or reject all investment recommendations made by StrikeTime. All recommendations are subject to market risk and may result in the entire loss to your investment. Please understand that any losses are attributed to market forces beyond the control or prediction of StrikeTime. As you know, a recommendation, which you are free to accept or reject, is not a guarantee for the successful performance of an investment and StrikeTime is expressly prohibited from guaranteeing accounts against losses arising from market conditions.

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