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Technology Stocks : Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN)
AMZN 234.37+0.2%3:59 PM EST

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To: 16yearcycle who wrote (62372)6/14/1999 5:49:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph  Read Replies (3) of 164684
 

You had a post this weekend where you stated that apparently you are the only one who
is ever wrong. Allow me to join the club. I overbought in the days leading into the June 1
bottom, and have spent the last 30 minutes selling about 35% of my net shares into this
small bounce. I was up 500% since last October,(after a compounding 50% per year for
the previous 10 years), and 250% since January 1, but have slipped to 100% for the year,
taking a brutal beating on aol, athm, ebay, rnwk, vert and cmgi in the past two weeks.
That is enough. FWIW, I now have about 20,000 shares of various nets but am off
margin. Time for a break from this level of speculation, and to just go into buy and hold
mode.I cannot throw away the chance to retire within a couple years.

And I will be ecstatic if this marks the bottom. and it really should be, with interest rates
stupid high, sentiment so negative and the nets set up for the pre e run. But I can't afford
to be wrong, holding as much as I did.


Gene,

I bought way too high on many stocks. I sold some some AOL in fact all but then was stupid enough to buy some back. I took a killing on PCLN, AOL and AMZN today.

I wish you the best. I wish all longs and shorts the best. I hope this selling is finished in these stocks.

Glenn
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