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Technology Stocks : LCI, Is it worth lettig it ride?

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To: IMATR8R2 who wrote (390)3/14/1998 12:25:00 AM
From: Teak Min  Read Replies (1) of 411
 
Hey it's your money. I was lame for putting my money into Oracle instead of LCI. Was going to buy several hundreds shares at 27 but didn't. BUT oracle did go up today! Key point in the stock market is to make money. If you made money, be happy. No one can time the market or else they would be a zillionare. I've pull money out early to take profits only see the stock go higher and I've gotten out of stocks to break even or make a few bucks and seen the stock tumble. Call me lucky! So don't feel bad or let others say otherwise. It's not their money, it's yours. I'm thinking of getting out myself, not because I think the stock is going to go down but the overall feel for the market. Dow at 8600 or so and because of the asian flu. I feel that a correction is near, others can say otherwise but I'm on a cautious alert day by day. I've sold all of my "little" stocks that are making only a few bucks or breaking even. I'm concentrating on my core stocks, those that are making the thousands in return and have hundreds of shares. Call me paranoid, lame duck, whatever, key points is that I am making money. So what if others stay in and make more later. Oh well they did better than me but I'm sure I did better then some others. So relax, spend some of the money and feel good.
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