Sold at 31 and change. Still like the company, but It isn't nearly as cheap as when I bought it It would be cheap again down around 20. Don't like retail-related stocks here, so I haven't bought any but down at 15-16 but it is well within my parameters now and I will probably buy it once everyone agrees there is a recession. May benefit from the fact that it sources a lot of its goods from Caribbean area rather than China.

Sold somewhere around 55. Like the mix of copper and gold, long-lived reserves. Management likes to return money to shareholders. Nervous about PD acquisition, copper prices. I'd like to buy it around 45, don't know if that will ever be possible.

Sold some around 26, some around 22.5 I still own a little of this, but I am swapping into EWY for more diversification.

Sold on 3/1 at 101 and change. It was a trade that didn't work, and that is why I sold it, but I don't think this is the kind of stock that I want in the current environment. Too levered to stock market performance.

Sold 5/1. Gave up--no sign there will be any value left there. This was probably my most expensive mistake ever. I made two serious errors. My posiiton size was too large for a stock that I classified as a speculation, and when it became clear things were substantially worse than I had believed, I didn't sell immediately. On the other hand, I didn't completely lose my mind, so it didn't make that much of a dent in the overall portfolio.

Sold half right after buyout announcement, sold rest 7/12. Very little upside left.

I think all the attention in this segment is on RIMM and AAPL, and I don't see any sign that PALM has the ability to overcome that in the near to medium-term. Elevation Partners purchase lifted the price a bit, but now seems like a good time to exit. Sold last of it 7/12.

Suspect this will not be a good environment for them--too many customers disappearing.