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Technology Stocks : Intel Strategy for Achieving Wealth and Off Topic
INTC 37.81-4.3%Dec 12 9:30 AM EST

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To: royco who wrote (24004)7/2/1999 1:15:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams  Read Replies (3) of 27012
 
Hello Royco. Great to hear from you. You have been making yourself scarce.

Yes, Intel did well today. Maybe it will crack its 72 high soon. You are doing great with all the stocks you held. I got out of UIS somewhere in the 30's to be greedy and buy some internets with it. Can't complain on that score. But you are right, I should look at it again. It has been mentioned that WGAT is sitting on a gold mine. With WCOM and Charter behind them, it should do well. Did not like the action today though. I was hoping it would go to 60 today. gg.

I never went into NT, always was short of money when I wanted to make a move on it. But I do have LU, WCOM and Nokia. I heard that LU will be sizzling near term. I hope the source is right. Don't you think that Nextel will be bought out one day despite their nay saying?

Anyhow. No idea what tomorrow will bring but this summer should be pretty good. Let's hope the employment number will not give those rate hike bears more spark. I am so tired of still hearing them discuss this stuff. You would think they could at least wait a cpl of weeks.

Just got in and better hurry and answer the rest of the posts before turning in.

Hope to yak with you again soon.

Sonny
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