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To: snoozlooze who wrote (6316)	9/13/1999 8:19:00 PM
From: Jill	Respond to of 54805

In the spirit of self analysis... I do best on stocks I buy, hold and forget about. When I watch the market, month by month, any decision I make thus is not as good as just looking up a while later. For instance, I have a small portion in EMC and it's profitable. EMC was hovering around 59 to 60 for a while, now it's got some strong buy recs and it's up to 68 or so...I just kind of glance at it sideways and nod...similarly w/ the MSFT and early DELL where I just bought and held complacently...I always check the MSFT thread but I never trade MSFT...in the end this strategy benefits me most This market, as Unq Frank & I commented today, makes mo-mo's out of the best of us, but maybe that's not so wise