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To: McNabb Brothers who wrote (88385)	12/22/1999 8:35:00 PM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 164684

Depends on how much of a dip. But I am looking to increase my call position. I'm not going to chase MSFT @ 118, but if the CFO leaving can spook it down 4 points I will start buying again. I kinda like having 25% cash going into the new year. After Jan 3rd when I can book a profit without worrying bout taxes I will feel much more comfortable bout loading up for some quick trades. I think MSFT could have one last dip in early Jan before it makes it's earnings run. That's when I will pounce. If it pulls back 3 or 4 points tomorrow I will just nibble on some more, probably not load the boat. Maybe to hedge my exposure a bit I will short something just before new years, in case some profit taking will occur.