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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (13578)	2/4/2001 2:42:21 PM
From: BDR	Read Replies (2) of 14162

<<My qcom feb 90's are looking pretty vulnerable.>> What does that make my Feb 85's.(g) I will be interested to see what suggestions Herm may offer. My 85's still have about $4.50 of time value, making them expensive to buy back and rolling up and out for a credit is difficult. I can do that to the Mar 90's but I don't gain much by doing so. In my taxable accounts I may look at the May 95's or 100's. Right now my inclination is to wait and see where the price goes and let more of the time value expire. In the tax exempt accounts I am tempted to let them get called and look to re-enter later. PS- does the G&K thread know you post over here, or is this not you but your Evil Twin?

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