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To: Tradelite who wrote (18776)	1/16/2000 1:44:00 AM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

LOR is a great longterm hold. I bought at 14 and sold 19, bought back 16 sold 17 way too early. If I could get it at 18-19 I'd jump back in. Still I might have made one of those mistakes which I can never correct. Would hate to buy back at 21 above where I sold. I am a big believer in this stock but my impatience killed me on the second trade. And I had 800 shares. It went to 24 or more. Would have been a great profit. Hindsight is 20/20 - almost anything tech you would have bought back in october would have been a big winner. I almost bought NOVL at its low, WIND back low, traded COMS twice for big bucks but didn't get $50. Probably sold CPQ and IBM too long Friday. Sold INTC at $80 believing some short's post. I knew they were great buys but I didn't stick with them. On the other hand I have had times when I've sold right before a stock plummets. I guess it evens out in the end. Hopefully. And the monmey I took from Lor for instance I put into others which I made money on, like the DD stocks. Up $7,000 on those so far and looking for more. KMAG and MXTR are probably great buys now. The whole sector should be following the chips into higher territory.