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To: Stonehenge who wrote (12794)	11/4/1997 7:52:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Stonehenge--- I still like CSCO. If AMAT and SUNW did not seem to be a better bargain at this time CSCO would probably be added. Splits are great. AMAT was kicked in the teeth hard and often since they split and because of the kicks has not performed as a "normal" quality split, but not that terrible either. As for the INTCW I cannot help. It is very rare for me to look at warrants or options. I dislike both. As distasteful as shorting can be to me I favor that over the previous two. Just my feelings as I like to own or owe shares and "commit" to the future. Seems strange as buying is committing but "traders" think differently than investors. Also I hate premiums more than brokerage fees.SONKI probably has a much better feel for the warrants as she is so heavy into leaps. No matter how you hold INTC it will increase if held for any period. A drop could kick it in the teeth but only until 1 or 2 new products are announced and earnings remain double digit. Some issues like INTC,CPQ and many other techs that have run hard and fast may fall harder but the history cannot be taken away. Plus the future will speak for itself with a few companies. INTC is a great company with the best product in its field and the stock is fun to own AND trade. Now, CPQ is a fun stock also but IMO the product leaves much to be desired compared to the overpriced DELL stock which has the best product AND service in their field. IMO I should shut up before I start a war tonight. Back to research ZZZZZZzzzzzz JOHN