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To: RFH who wrote (11864)	6/26/2000 8:04:00 AM
From: OldAIMGuy	Respond to of 18929

Hi RFH, Your question reminds me of my attempt to win the "Strewie Award" with last year's IDTI example! I was bored with it, too and sold profitably at $8/share only to watch SoCal's position continue to climb in value to its current $55-$60 range!! Actually with JBL, I didn't liquidate anything to buy more heavily into that stock. My VLSI shares were bought out by Phillips for CASH, so I had money to redeploy. In that case, I took the original investment and bought more of my favorite bond fund, then took the 'after tax' profits and about doubled my JBL position. Part of your decision has to be to review what brought you to WEN in the first place. Next is whether WEN has lived up you your expectations. After that, you should think about whether you want or need the diversification into the "food" area. Finally, you have to decide if your taste for Frostee's is still in place! :-) Best regards, Tom