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To: Judy Wilson who wrote (419)	8/2/1996 1:20:00 AM
From: Paul Weiss	of 3539

Yes. If we're still talking about SGI (I'm finding it more difficult to track the conversations), I suspect a patient stock-picker will find a dandy bargain here. If it isn't SGI, then yes. I suspect a patient stock-picker will find a dandy bargain here. Subject to being convinced I'm wrong, it appears to me that MANY stocks experience a a similar pattern that takes about five years to run its course. For about three years the price will climb as news/numbers get continually better. Then we'll experience a two-year drop (either sharp or gradual) as news worsens and buy-at-the-toppers give up hope. Sooner or later news gets a little better and theres an equalibrium between buyers and sellers. After this basing period, the stock starts to rise once more. Choosing the real base is the hard part. One GOOFIs opinion... TBG

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