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That
good news... will not... make the price of that stock stay up!

Let's put your imagination to work. I want you
to imagine you and I walk into a huge room where there are
about 10,000 other people. There's a guy on stage who says he
has some very important, late-breaking news about a
publicly-traded company.

He says he has Xeroxed 10,000 copies of a news
release which explains this new development. He has all 10,000
people in that room form a single line. Then, he starts
walking down the line passing out copies of the news release.
Now, let's say I've got some "pull" and I arrange
for you to be right at the front of that long line. You are the very first person... to get that release!

You look at the release and the headline says
something like this:

FDA
Grants Approval For

Celeron To Market

New Anti-Cancer Drug!

Wow! That sounds like good news for Celeron,
doesn't it? You read the first couple of paragraphs and
discover the ticker symbol of Celeron is CLER.

You pull your cell phone out of your pocket,
call your stock broker and tell him to immediately buy 1,000
shares of CLER. While you are doing this, other things are
happening in that room. The guy with the news releases is
still passing them out... and... the people who get that press
release are reacting in different ways:

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Some of the people are reacting very
promptly to the news in that release just like you
did.

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Some people are calling their stock
broker and asking his opinion (what a joke that
is!) of the company written about in the news
release.