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To: Mike Buckley who wrote (24932)	5/18/2000 1:25:00 AM
From: freeus	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

re buying one share vs DRIP plan I did hate the DRIP plan paperwork. But it also saved nicely on commissions: I don't think you can get $8 comm. if you only trade a share at a time, can you? (I've not tried that for years and years: bought one share of IBM once in my baby-investor years but I was not an "active trader" with Fidelity and they charged a lot for my one share.) I agree that if the person buying one share at a time only pays $8 or $10 in commission cost at a time, it isn't a significant cost. Hats off to people beginning their investment life this, or any other way! Freeus And when the Hell is Qcom going to go back up to a decent price and stay there? (Decent IMO $160 or above: right now it's indecent!.)