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To: GVTucker who wrote (110020)	9/15/2000 3:24:35 PM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 186894

GV, >Hey, there's nothing wrong with buying fairly priced but excellently managed companies, which Intel is arguably at current levels. Lots of people have made lots of money doing just that. It's just not my style. Fair enough. I bailed out of Intel once a few years ago. The old "going on vacation, maybe I shouldn't be holding any risky stocks" thing. Not the Hamptons but San Diego. I bought back in about 45% higher, still a multibagger gain since. I find it dull being out of the techs. So far doing pretty well. Lost some on paper lately, but I use the old calculus thing of the area under the curve (don't ask). Also, Humble Carl gets us through the dog days. Tony

To: GVTucker who wrote (110020)	9/15/2000 4:21:32 PM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

RE: "Hey, there's nothing wrong with buying fairly priced but excellently managed companies, which Intel is arguably at current levels" Hi GV, I think you just made one of your first compliments on the price of INTC - for you to say INTC is fairly priced, then it really must be. : ) On another note, I just experienced my largest auto gasoline bill ever. You were dead-on right about gasoline prices (which you predicted way back when). What are your current thoughts on this now? (I haven't read all of the posts, so you may have already discussed this). The gas lines in Europe sound a tad like the 70's. Regards, Amy J