(Q) We sold 600 shares of our 1400 at 82 and 3. It closed
Saturday at 82. Should we repurchase that stock? If so, at
what price, and on what day?
(A) This, as we see, will depend upon conditions as will be
seen regarding this particular stock. As we see from the
present conditions, this condition will exist in the action
of the market concerning this particular stock: Opening on
Monday around 83, going to 84, then breaking to 82 - 81, and
POSSIBLY some offerings at 80, see? with then rise, and
again falling during the day to the close near 81, see? On
the next - advance - we will find then advancing, see?
advancing near to the 90 mark, breaking then again see?
(This Tuesday, see - 30th) breaking then again to near 80,
see, in Thursday's, and in Thursday's short sales advancing
near to 95. Then we may see some sharp turns, but gradually
from then on the increase, until near the 12th of April, see?
Then, as to whether this should be repurchased or not, these
should be acted upon by the intuitive forces of the entities
themselves, and conditions as will exist from the changes
from time to time, for, as we see, there will be some outside
influences that will have some influence upon those who have
been trading in this stock, which will prevent the operations
from being carried on in a line and manner in which these
operators; NOT [
900] - those who have been SELLING on the
market, see? physical condition.
(Q) Will this stock go to 90, as given that it would? If
that price still holds, when will it go there?
(A) This has been given, see.
(Q) What will be the low from the 82 price, before it goes
to 90?
(A) As we see, about 79 - 78 - 80 before going to 90.
(Q) Will the stock again go lower after reaching 90, as
given it would? What low price will it make after reaching
90? The price already given is 78. Does that still hold
good, or is there a change?
(A) As given. As we see, the price will go again to near
81, then advancing to 95, and from then, while advancing,
still falling at times, UNLESS there should other conditions
arise in which they are not conditions, save as OTHER
influences may act upon same, see?
(Q) Will it as given go to the 118 mark, after it reaches
the new low from 90? When will this secondary rise begin, if
it still holds good?
(A) As given, after the next week's trading, see? from the
90, which makes it two weeks - round about the 12th, see?
(Q) What should we do with our present stock, and with our
present position?
(A) This, as we see, has been outlined, from the position
and conditions as have been given, and must be acted upon by
the individuals themselves; for, as is seen from time to
time, there has been, there will be given, to each individual
here given, as to that that will happen concerning this and
other stocks in which these entities are interested. Just as
has been seen in the prices as have been given in vision, "95
and 44" 44 referring to that of chain stores. That of 95,
that of the Warner - Stewart Warner, and of the Hudson, in
combine, see? and as has been gained through the vision of
the relief as felt by the other entity, as to conditions in
the general rise of this particular stock, this, as is seen,
is as that the entity may gain the knowledge and, having
same, apply same in the way and manner same is given to the
entity, see?
(Q) Regarding Stewart Warner, as given, it would go to 90.
It never has done that. Will it still go there?
(A) As WE find, there will be, in the next two to three;
that is, especially, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday's trading,
and advance in this particular stock, nearer now, as we see,
to 95, see?
(Q) Will it go lower than the present price of 78? What
price will it make and when?
(A) We do not find it going so. We find it advancing now to
77, going back to 78, 79, 80, then 79, then to the opening
again, see, and constantly advancing, with some set-backs
from time to time.
(Q) What price will it make, and when?
(A) As we see, with these other advances as will come now in
the next week, with a falling in the week following, and in
the next week advancing still higher, see?
(Q) What should we do with our stock and that held for
customers?
(A) As we would see, handle it in the way and manner as has
been outline, that the entities should use their own
discretion with the conditions and information as is given
and obtained through physical sources and through other
sources, from time to time.
(Q) Dream had by [
900] Saturday Night, March 27, or Sunday
Morning, March 28, 1926. "95 and 44."
(A) These, as we see, have been given and outlined for this
entity, as also has been that concerning the advance in
price, through that condition as is felt in a satisfaction in
the turn as had been made in Hudson, see?
