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Longview Oil Corp > The bounce today . . . a question for those he
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Comment by krustybraon Dec 03, 2012 11:53pm
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RE: The bounce today . . . a question for those he

RE: The bounce today . . . a question for those he

Saw the same thing.  I actually sold my shares earlier in the day at $6.00, only to see it hit a high of $6.70 and close at $6:30?   It was flatlining the entire day, right until the very last minute of trading - trust me, I watched closely.  What the heck happened?

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