All this doom and gloom has drawn me out of my silence on the sidelines.

I take issue with those saying that Winfield shares have no value. When the events of the week came about, I was about to run out of toilet paper. Now I figure I can get at least a month's use out of my share certificates...

I won't be flushing them away though. I'll save them up and send them off to David Baines who'll no doubt recycle them in one of his columns...

HH

well...

Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BA-ML) has revised its Q3 and Q4 forecasts to $3.80 and $5/MMBtu, respectively from $4.20 and $5.90/MMBtu as forecasted in March. If storage congestion gets worse, Henry Hub natural gas may even dip below $ 3/MMBtu. However, its long term view of the commodity remains unchanged at $6/MMBtu in 2010.

http://www.glgroup.com/News/Natural-Gas-Price-To-Cross-6$-Per-MBTu-in-2010.-42868.html

sure is quiet in here

Anybody planning on attendding and asking a few questions face-to-face? Could be entertaining. I'll buy the popcorn.

Well, I think anybody with wwf stock has been shocked for at least a couple years, but what the hey...bring on the paddles...CLEAR!!!

I used to own wwf stock a few years ago and thought I'd drop in. Kinda quiet - but the dogs thing from pokecheck is funny. I wonder if it works with teenagers as in - how do you get a teenager to get a job?