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To: jmac who wrote (1770)	1/31/2000 12:51:00 PM
From: Jenne	Respond to of 35685

good point.

To: jmac who wrote (1770)	1/31/2000 12:59:00 PM
From: Voltaire	Respond to of 35685

Nope, not changing my mind on the NAZ until the Psychology changes. I am saying that the Psychology has changed with the Q and I have been buying the hell out of it. The damn July 160's cost me $14 though. I don't care, must buy in here. Small price to pay for a FORTUNE! V

To: jmac who wrote (1770)	1/31/2000 2:13:00 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

JMAC, Please accept this post in the manner it was sent...with the utmost respect. I have been listening to you for awhile, as well as everyone else on this board. You obviously have alot at stake with QCOM and are feeling the stress of this downturn. It is very, very evident in the tone of your posts. Me personally, I just dont think you can have too many shares of this stock, and I personally think what we have right here is simply an awesome buying opportunity. Now I don't know this for sure as my crystal ball only works as good as the rest of yall's, but I feel very good that one year from today we will be at considerably higher prices...and one year from them we will be even higher...and one year from then, even higher again. Now this is just me, and that is why I am a buyer at this level. Everybody has to look at their own situation, but there is one rule that is fairly universal. If the tension level...for whatever reason....rises to a certain level, maybe it is time to take a little off the table. You have alot at stake here and you are obviously very concerned. Nothing wrong with that at all. But if this is the way you feel, it is time to lessen the stress level by lowering your exposure to what is causing the stress...in this case, your large positon in QCOM. Like I said, I have few worries. If the world doesn't end, economy collapse and etc, etc, I feel as good holding qcom as you can feel holding any stock. If the picture only develops 1/4 as much as it should, we are still in great position, and if the story fully unfolds, we will be enormously pleased. Take a deep breath....do a shot or two of crown, take a walk round the block.....and relax. Happy trading Keith