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Technology Stocks : Intel Strategy for Achieving Wealth and Off Topic

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Nov 21 9:30 AM EST

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To: Yaacov who wrote (19518)	5/17/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) of 27012

Hi Yaacov. What do you mean by: Some Intel investors can't get out of Intel? Everybody can get out of a stock if they want to. Some holders just have it for so long that a little (and that's all it is for longtime holders) slowdown in the stock does not face them. And 80 after the split is still not that bad. There are lots of companies that have done a LOT worse for their shareholders. I grant you, if you bought Intel at 100, you are in the cellar but still not nearly as much as in some other companies. I have bought and sold Intel over times myself and I am not holding as much now as I used to. But I can't complain about Intel over the long haul. And I would not be in a hurry to sell Intel at 110 when it gets there again. If it makes it to 110 most of their problems will be behind them, IMO. Intel is still the leading company in its business and probably will be for a long time. Can you give me a hint who maybe better for the future in this industry? I think CPQ could do better price wise for a while but in the long run will probably not outdo Intel. I could be wrong of course. I am not too crazy about T.K. I think his comments are more repetitious than ours and he is just getting plain lucky. On the other hand I have been very discouraged by Intel's PR. I did not like the downplaying of stock sales and then the stock went down after all. But I don't think they stand alone. Look at HWP and CPQ. HWP one day before they announce earnings and CPQ within a week. You could call all this questionable. And don't ever think you can't vent your displeasures with Intel on here. I don't think we attack the person, maybe sometimes the argument. gg. How have you been? Long time no hear. And we are really not aggressive on here even when it comes to Intel. Maybe if our off topic is attacked. gg. There is always the main Intel thread when it comes to being aggressive. What are you putting your money into lately? Do you own Daimler and Volkswagen? Sonny

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