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To: robert b furman who wrote (75)4/9/2002 4:47:16 PM
From: Jacob Snyder   of 13403
 
CSCO buy/sell plan:

The goal is to accumulate a longterm (=hold for years) position, at an average cost somewhere near the eventual lows, while keeping my capital intact. I began buying the dip in 9-10/01, sold all that holding, then bought CSCO again in the 2/02 dip, and sold 60% of that in the following rally. I didn't sell all, because I was encouraged that Cisco's sales/profits/margins seem to have bottomed.

Now holding only the two lowest-cost lots I bought in February, at 15 and 14.44. For now, I think I'll place limit orders, each equal to 3% of my portfolio, beginning at $14.00, and every $0.50 on down. If I don't get any at 14 in the next couple of weeks, I may up that to 14.50. Lighten up, partially, at $16.50 and up.
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