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To: Runner who wrote (748)7/8/1997 12:58:00 AM
From: Dwight E. Karlsen   of 10786
 
Runner, re >When our expectations come through how will you rationalize such a high price?<

When our expectations come through, that's probably when a lot of us won't stick around to try to justify the high price. That's why as a rule of thumb, it's never a good idea to try to chase a stock: Chances are you may be buying at the high. ALYD and other Y2K stocks are in a very unique position in history though, which is why I did something ordinarily I would never have done: I substantially increased my position in ALYD after ALYD had doubled from my original price, and I've slept comfortably.

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