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To: His Pinkness who wrote (88464)	1/11/1999 11:18:00 PM
From: PAL	Read Replies (1) of 176387

Hi Pinkness: You are quite right: selling puts should be on companies that are dynamic like Dell, CSCO, MSFT and EMC. You are asking about EMC. I think this is a terrific copmpany in the open storage market (unlike WDC). Sometimes I use the proceeds of selling put to buy call, so that I control shares with no money down. For example: I sold Jan00 CSCO 100 puts and use the money to buy Jan00 CSCO 100 calls. Also sold Feb DBCC 17.5 to buy Jan DBCC 17.5 calls. I already sold the calls and will close position of the puts. Short lot of Dell puts which I expect that they will expire worthless. Selling puts on internet companies like AOL? I have Jul AOL 100 puits and Jan AOL 100 puts, however will exit fast if AOL goes south. Good Luck to you. Paul.

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