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To: Voltaire who wrote (56745)12/25/1999 8:10:00 PM
From: dwayanu  Respond to of 152472
 
by walking into the nearest Merrill office and tell them you just put 77% of your holdings in Qcom and see what they. The analysis will come back real quick, YOU'RE A NUT!

<g> FWIW, it was my Merrill broker who spent 1/2 hour last spring convincing me to buy Q. I had looked at it and said something like "Don't think so, looks like it's already had its runup". He prevailed, bless his soul <bg>

On the other hand, when I put 10% of the portfolio on Jan 400 calls back in November, with Q at 340, I could see him turning purple, right over the phone, like he was swallowing his tongue. A treasured moment <VBG>

But yes, you're right, most brokers Merrill or otherwhere, would consider us all fools soon to be parted from our money. That's their problem, though I do feel bad about the rest of the small investors getting constantly screwed during this market :-(

- Dway



To: Voltaire who wrote (56745)12/26/1999 7:59:00 PM
From: Uncle Frank  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 152472
 
Voltaire, I've been following your posts since you returned from voluntary exile, and it
seems to me that you're getting hoarse explaining yourself over and over to a handful of
skeptics who are afraid to accept a non-traditional approach to the markets.

Your points have been made; why not come back to the Porch and watch this week's
fireworks with your friends?

Unc