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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (12991)	5/13/2004 12:04:17 PM
From: im a survivor	Respond to of 13815

Thanks Lizzie.....I dont have enough BEAS to worry about...only 500 shares left, so dont think I'll sell them....At this level, it doesn't need much of a move to garner a nice% gain, and if markets eventualy go back to being bullish, I would hope it could at least make it back to $20 a share...and if it takes 5 years to do it, thats still 20% a year or so.....And, since I only have 500 shares, it would be very easy to triple down at $3 and get my cost basis very low, enabling me to get out above $5 with a profit....so, as long as she doesn't go bankrupt, or pull a SUNW and hit $3 and basically stay there, I hope BEAS will be ok longer term.....I am trying to stay very diverse....I do agree with your assesements, especially with open source and etc possibly hurting the BEAS's out there...but still want to stay diverse and have at least a little of most sectors......Thanks...happy trading.