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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 488.49-1.1%11:13 AM EST

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To: Sir Francis Drake who wrote (23089)5/22/1999 2:08:00 PM
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Morgan, The outstanding put warrants have strike prices ranging from $59 to $65 per share and maturities ranging from 6 to 36 months

I had thought most of the put selling takes place at the start of July---new fiscal year (it does not appear to be the case). They may be picking stock price weakness to time the put selling. Too bad we can't get a breakdown of the price and expirations.

If this stock fell to 70, I can see an aggressive buy back strategy accompanied with announcements just like HP's Friday.
IMHO, there does not seem to be much downside at these prices ----75 or so is the lowest I can foresee. I bought more Friday at 77 1/2.
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