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To: Paul Shread who wrote (36949)12/1/2000 1:26:56 PM
From: dawgfan2000  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 42787
 
BA had me close to violating my 5% rule: within 5% of target, sell 1/2. Goes the same with buy targets.

Some of the thoughts about Boeing losing a recent contract to me is a little miss represented. Boeing loses contracts all the time. Quantas was a small disapointment since they have only bought Boeing in the past. But Airbus is so determined to get the new 3XX off the ground, I am certain that the discounts they are offering to close the initial launch production are enormous. And it makes sense for Airbus to target an airliner like Quantas who does mostly long haul trips. In the end, Boeing still sold Quantas some new jets: archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com

Lee, while Boeing was a mess, it certainly has come a long way from where it was two years ago. Many of my friends are getting back to work again with heavy OT and weekends. Lots of production to keep up on. BTW, Enjoy reading ALL your perspectives even if I may not agree with all of them. Keep up the good work, your schedule sounds brutal right now.

Will be looking to part with 1/2 shares with next week's bounce back, and keep a stop at 62ish with the rest. There is heavy incentive for BA exec's to keep the stock price afloat and a 3-2 is not out of the question.