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Does anyone know how things went in India?

Hi Joe,  I've been offline for two days and have just read your post.  My fundamentals on ON2 - thats a good question.  Way back when I first looked at ON2.com I read an article about how superior it was to anything out there.  I began to think in terms of it becoming the standard in its relm just like windows is in its relm.  I watched it soar to over $40.  I had only a few hundred shares at that time and I had $100 as my goal so of course I became married to it.  As time went on and it headed south my exposure wasn't that great so I just held on.  If you know the whole story it became a real struggle for the company and then there was a quarter when the head people didn't take pay and that's when I became aggressive.  It bottomed around 8 cents and I began buying at 13 cents.    My experience with this company has taught me to never load up on any company that isn't making a profit.  Needless to say I have kept this company a secret from all my family and friends not wanting anyone to take a hit as would I if it tanked. I truly felt 2006 would be the breakout year but little did I know we would go through a management change.  I had a great repore with Doug and could email him my thoughts whenever I wanted and I really liked that.  He would always email me back.  I would not recommend to anyone they do as I have done with this stock.  I used to have many different stocks but over the years I have truly dug in with ON2.  I like the name, I like the product and I like the management.  Bill Joll seems to be the right fit for ON2 and I think he will really help the company.  The right clients seem to be lining up and as long as they don't turn out to be E Worlds we should be OK.  They must make a profit soon or we will be right back at 70 cents or so.  Chartist will always make money with a company that moves around, but I simply do not have the time or energy.  I hope this gives you some insight from a buy and hold guy like me.

Just want to let you know I find all of your analysis facinating about ON2.  I've owned this stock since 1999.  I watched it go to over $40.  I've never sold any of it yet - just accumulated.  I now own in the six digits and have promised my family not to buy any more.  I'm more of a fundalmentalist and I really don't understand much of your jargon, but for short term trading it looks great.  I just happened on this site last week and I can't wait to read more.  Oh, by the way, my lowest price I paid for ON2 was 13 cents.  Am looking forward to a few ticks up this week.