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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (4978)8/19/1999 9:49:00 PM
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Victoe
Congratulations on your profits. I agree its smart to take some profit to cover your original investment. I did the same. I took some profit to cover my original investment and a little more, but I still hold most of my original shares. My reasoning is because I believe the company will surpass its highs of $28 during my long term capital gain tax period. So in the long run I feel I would make more by holding at least a year getting some tax relief and hoping SNMM goes back to new highs, which I think it will and then some. I was never very good at trading SNMM so I will continue to hold and accumulate more on dips. Mostly though I believe in the long term fundamentals and business plan of the company. Good Luck!
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