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Technology Stocks : Intel Corporation (INTC)

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Jan 2 9:30 AM EST

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To: Kristina Setzekorn who wrote (46)	11/19/1995 2:35:00 PM
From: Winner Victorious	of 186894

Very much so. The percentage gain or loss on a warrant is always much greater than that of the underlaying common stock. A simple example would be Neoprobe warrants (NEOPW) which I bought in May this year, when they were 15/16. I sold them two weeks ago for $ 12. While the warrant had moved 1200%, the stock (NEOP) had only moved 300% ,from 6 to 18/sh. So far this 52 weeks INTC is up about 110%, while the warrant is up 500%. And, yes, you just place a buy order of INTCW at market or specified price. INTC has a strong support level at 60, so in my opinion, the warrants are not going to get much cheaper than these levels.

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