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	Name:	water_watcher -
	Subject:	And
	Date:	9/3/2009 7:21:18 AM

All I can say is I am a very smart and successful investor. It does not mean I have not taken a bath on some investments ... and got burned big time when the tech bubble burst. But I play beaten down but strong sectors that move in cycles. I am an avid chart reader and wait for my entry point. If I believe in a stock like GS and Apple, when huge sell offs happen I accumulate more. Right now I am accumulating some beaten down Natural Gas companies and some oil. Nat Gas is at historic lows, a lot of production has been shut down due to the economy and prices. Manufacturing will come back and put demand on Nat gas, I also believe nat gas will play a role in an energy policy with commercial vehicles (government mandated). Time will tell.

My favorite is ATPG ... I got in around $4 and have been accumulating more as it has moved up and then pulled back. Right now it is sitting at about $11. The 52 week high is $26 and the 3 year high is over $50. The trailing PE on this company is 4.7 and the PE on projected earnings is less than 3. It is ripe for continuing to move higher. I am banking on with a very large position.

There you go ... I just showed a liberal how to enjoy capitalism. Don't let the opportunity pass you by.