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Technology Stocks : All About Sun Microsystems

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To: Ken Sullivan who wrote (6936)1/16/1998 8:22:00 PM
From: Byron Xiao  Read Replies (1) of 64865
 
Hey, Ken.

The reason I picked 60 was because one of the brokeage firms (forgot
which one) posted a target price of 60 for SUNW for 1998. I think
SUNW will probably go higher than that, but I also remembered how
SUNW went from 53 to 30 last quarter. The other thing is the global
economy and the US market. We've had an incredible run for 3
straight years, and haven't been to recession for about 10 years,
I am just afraid it's about time this year. It's purely personal,
I have 60% of my profolio in SUNW and my avg price is about 30, so
at 60, I doubled my investment in less than 1 year. I planned to
use it to invest when we hit the bottom in the recession.

>Byron,
>I did the same thing with Dell in 95, but I held on to SUNW and have >been adding since. Your philosophy is similar to mine. But I am >curious why you will sell at 60. How do you pick that price? And >will you rebuy if it goes back down from there?

>thanks
>Ken
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