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Technology Stocks : Intel Corporation (INTC)
INTC 48.26-0.7%Feb 5 3:59 PM EST

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To: jmac who wrote (6939)12/29/1996 10:52:00 PM
From: Richard F Hanover   of 186894
 
Hi jmac,

It appears to me that January just might be a good month for intc
(super earnings, good BTB, intro of MMX, possible split announcement).
Unfortunately I haven't the ready cash to increase my long position.

Would it legal to close out an IRA with, say 1000 shares of intc
and reinvest it, on margin, in intcw (approx. 2800 shares) in a regular
(non IRA) account. Within 60 days after withdrawing the original 1000
shares I would open a new IRA with the amount of money I originally
withdrew.

Obviously, any gain during the 60 day window would remain in the
regular account.

Would I be violating any IRA rules? Will I be subject to any
penalties? Does this make any sense?

Just trying to catch the wave,
Rich
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