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To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/24/1999 10:26:00 PM
From: CRay33  Respond to of 54805
 
Yea, Gilder's picks have been treating me very well - the total return has been outstanding.

I try to add to the positions on dips of over 10% - the stocks almost always rebound quickly. Have an account with 10% of my funds that I position trade between the picks, then use the profits to feed further positions in the shoebox account (hold 3-5 yrs or more).

Wireless, broadband, & fiber will hopefully make us all very happy.

Us lurkers will try to post more DD in the future.

Regards.



To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/24/1999 10:39:00 PM
From: DlphcOracl  Respond to of 54805
 
FWIW: Here's my contribution to "The Portfolio Game":

JDSU: 16%
QCOM: 15.5%
Softbank (SFTBF): 13.7%
basket of non-PC chip stocks: 13.5%
(AMCC, CNXT, PMCS, QLGC, RFMD)
GMST: 6%
SEBL: 4.6%
AOL: 4.4%
EMC: 4.4%
CSCO: 4.3%
MFNX: 3.4%
GBLX: 2.8%
other (IPOs, microcaps): 7.8%

Pretty eclectic, but it's worked for me!



To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/24/1999 10:53:00 PM
From: William  Respond to of 54805
 
Apollo -

I'm holding

QCOM 80%
CSCO 9%
JDSU 6%
GMST 5%

Good luck making sense out of all these numbers. Beats me
how you're going to tabulate them.

Happy Thanksgiving to you, UnQ, Dancelot, Mike B and everyone else.

William



To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/25/1999 12:48:00 AM
From: Whistler30  Respond to of 54805
 
Apollo;

I have to confess I feel a bit like an exhibitionist doing this especially since I'm probably only second to Lindy in under-diversification!

QCOM - 64%
JDSU - 34%
GMST - 2%

Happy Thankgiving to our American cousins

Whistler



To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/25/1999 5:00:00 PM
From: nbfm  Respond to of 54805
 
for posterity:

q 57% (mostly since 1992, added 50% more to original throughout 1999)
vrts 6 (since 4/99)
sunw 4 (since 10/97)
jdsu 3 (since 10/99)
mot 3 (since 1993 -- been selling off steadily since mid 1999)
intc 2 (since 1991 -- been selling off in 1999)
msft 2 (since 1992 -- been selling off steadily 1999)
emc 1 (since early 1999)
gmst 1 (since 9/99)
orcl 1 (since 10/97)
csco 1 (since mid 1999)
cash 8
large cap drugs 7 (since 1993)
others (hd, lu, g*, varl) 4

looking forward to the new portfolios this great board will publish very soon. . .
plan on taking the cash and mot, and buying the portfolio.

you investors here are truly one of the best resources to which i have ever had access.

happy thanksgiving!



To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/25/1999 5:40:00 PM
From: Glenda King  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 54805
 
Hi Stan,

Happy Thanksgiving to all.

My current portfolio:

QCOM 75%
JDSU 25%

Yes, I sold the Rambus due to delays etc. Since I still believe
Rambus is the best technology and will prevail, I'm keeping
my trigger finger ready for the appropriate time. <vbg>

Regards.

Glenda



To: Apollo who wrote (11128)11/25/1999 8:07:00 PM
From: AMF  Respond to of 54805
 
Account Breakdown

RSP (retirement account)
20% QCOM 2002 Leaps
60% JDSU
20% cash (only because I fiiiinally sold my MSFT!)

Margin
100% QCOM 2002 Leaps

Thanks for taking on this project.