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Non-Tech : The Critical Investing Workshop
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To: in-time who wrote (7174)3/13/2000 8:02:00 AM
From: Voltaire   of 35685
 
Hi in-time,

You do on rises in the stock price, that third more in appreciation in your stock will increase your buying power as the stock rises and you can use that to buy back in gradually. The other alternative is to look at options on other stocks and see if their near terms are paying more than the Jan. 2001. A good example might be Elon, I realize you might have to sell stock but I am not big on holding a stock just to pick up capital gains. People amaze me trying to pick up an additional 20 % while losing 40% on a sliding stock. The key in buying back leaps etc. in light of having spent the income is think GRADUAL but it can be done. I always ask, is there another place I can make more money than were I am.

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