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To: musea who wrote (23892)	6/21/1999 11:08:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

musea. It sounds like I am a big trader. I am basically NOT. I have a big margin account and trade some of the high flyers to cover my expenses. I generally stay put on my long termers and only sell out when I am not sure what will happen next. EMC with this so called HWP stuff, Msft when I got nervous with the trial, when equipment stocks were called iffy like Amat. I sold it in the high 90's before it went down but never got in when it started to go back up. Csco I sold sev. times when I thought the PE was going out of sight etc, etc. But I kept some of my Intel through thick and thin, kept my WCOM, LU, DELL, PBI, Mrk, WLA, PFE etc. Almost sold my Dell when the going got tough. I am hoping to stay steadfast with AOL. I did so far. After a while you learn your lessons. I was going to sell PFE when it traded down to the 120's but I kept it. Sigh. Next time I will do some selling it will be to reduce my margin or going into stocks I want to keep for the long term. My high margin is getting a bit to me. The market is going higher and there is this saying: gg. I am off for the night. Stayed on to long last night and feel it now. Sonny