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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: happy_henry who wrote (53245)	9/13/2000 2:26:25 PM
From: anandnvi	Respond to of 93625

Yeah I'll post my trades at time of trade since Anand asked. Thanks. Just to keep things in order, your current position is flat on The Bu$? Anand

To: happy_henry who wrote (53245)	9/13/2000 3:18:30 PM
From: Glenda King	Respond to of 93625

Henry, "Your profile says ten years (so either here or there you're not presenting the truth). I'm a lot older than ten years." Let me explain the discrepancy. I don't count the 25 years that I invested in the company that I worked for. Many of those 25 years my employer matched contributions 100%. Then in the 80's my company was bought out by Philip Morris. I won't go into the details, suffice it to say that my stock soared. So much so that I took early retirement at a young age [as retirees go]. I left that stock in Philip Morris, but I played that account for all it was worth. I bought "BIG MO" when it was down...sold it when it was up. Aleays getting back in for the huge dividends. There were no brokerage fees and I could move it as many times per day as I wished. After about 2 years I had approximately 4 times the money that I had when I retired. That's when I made my big move. Studied technology...invested in technology. Msft, Intc, Dell, Csco, to name a few. Oh yes, I was in fiber optics before that became household words. That was in 1989 and that is the time that I counted. Right now I am heavily invested in Rambus. Rambus is my favorite company as a matter of fact. My IRA is 100% Rmbs. My cash account is 130% RMBS. Why would I do this? Because I do see the big picture. Do yourself a favor. Take some advise from an old lady, who has been there and done it all. Buy some Rambus and hold it for 2-3 years. P.S. Guess I should change that silly profile. Good luck, Glenda