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To: Larry S. who wrote (23349)	5/18/2000 3:07:00 PM
From: Nemer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53068

Pondering - wondering how often you make money if you re-enter a stock at a higher price then you recently sold - Dear Pondering ==== Your question made me ponder about it, too ...... My records (kept on BCT and in pencil) have faded with time and I can't read the date for positive that an equity that I sold actually went to a higher price but it appears that I sold JohnsMansville in 1970something at 25cents per share and it did indeed go up in the later years and some how or other I must still own a piece of a share cause they send me a check for $00.02 EVERY YEAR ..... as much money as I lost on that deal the sun will collapse and the solar system will change before I get even ==== BBBBBZG other than that one debacle, I couldn't find one that had gone up after I sold it ........ hehehehe Regards, LosingHisA$$onTheSpooTodayNemer