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Overpriced Stocks that are going to Fall

Dow Theory...Short Transports into this oversold rally

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 11/30/2007 - 22:03

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GM.....entry 30, stop 32

FDX....entry 100, stop 105

Feb of 08 youll be happy

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Research In Motion

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 11/21/2007 - 05:55

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Hey guys, nice forum, back right to the overpriced shit, that would be RIMM.

$110 a share!!!

It has had a parabolic move from an adjusted price in 1999 of approx $1.00 to a more recent price of $103. Credit Suisse recently upgraded the stock to outperform with a target of $160. The insiders are not buying and are on the sidelines.

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