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To: Skeeter Bug who wrote (5831)	7/11/1998 9:59:00 AM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (2) of 42834

Skeeter bug Point of info: I remember Bob saying MU was a commodity company and thus not one to invest in. I agree with him. I disagree with you on the "chippies" as I state here Message 5162750 What do you think about my "accumulation" statement where we buy these companies while out of favor to rack up huge gains when they are in favor. Remember, at present levels I STILL have a double in my original AMAT purchase only 2 yrs ago.... Do you think this gain will vanish soon and not come roaring back by 2000 or 2002? You see, I see no reason to pay taxes (20% US + 9% CA) to get out of a good stock in weakness just to try and time it right to get back in before it goes on to new highs. I will confess to telling someone to take profits and sell some of their shares at $49 so they are playing with house money, but that was in an IRA. The only reason I see to get out of AMAT or UTEK now is if you think they will go out of business. Unless Amish ways gain popularity, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting. regards Kirk

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