huge day for BAC

                                          
                                           
A while back I suggested buying BAC when  
the stock's price was $6.24.  After that  
time, it went as low as $2.53; but this  
week has been exceptional.  Today BAC    
closed at $9.55.  Trading after the bell  
has moved it down some.  Had I had the  
money to, and bought it at $6.24, there's  
a good chance I would have sold it late
this afternoon.  BAC went up over 35%     
today on more than double usual volume.   
That is an indication it is going much  
higher or will soon be pulling back,   
but the gain was there late this after-
noon.  There are always other places   
to go, and even though the Dow rose    
above 8000, this remains a bear market.
Of course, there is always the option  
of selling enough to get one's money  
back so that what is still being held  
is essentially risk-free.                    
                                              
                                           
                                              
mr00026

bubbling BAC

       
                                           
                                        
Recent events at Bank of America have drawn    
my interest.  Shareholders are rebelling and   
may even force the acquisition of Merrill   
Lynch to be rescinded.  BAC had descended   
to a yearly low of $5.05.  It has been on  
an upward track lately.  With comparatively   
heavy volume on Friday/ the low was $5.30,  
the high $6.28, and the closing price $6.24. 
                                            
I will let you search out the stories.      
                                          
I am not in a position to, and there is no   
reason for you to take my advice; still, if
I were in a position to and had $200.00 to   
spare/ and a brokerage such as ING, I would   
buy a few shares.                          
                                           
Anyway, this is the start of my coverage of   
BAC.  We will see what goes down.          
                                              
                                             
                                                
                                               
mr00008