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To: Paul van Wijk who wrote (55)	11/7/1997 4:40:00 AM
From: Michael Quarne	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 151

Hi Paul, This statement as me asking? 8. Since I learned to calculate the valution of stocks. How are you Calulateing that value? Regards Michael

To: Paul van Wijk who wrote (55)	11/7/1997 9:32:00 AM
From: Cynic 2005	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 151

Paul, several comments on your 10: I don't need to verify any of your claims but I will not agree with 9 9. Sell when the real bad news is out, no matter what your losses are. ... On several occasions, you should be a buyer when the bad news hurts the most. Not a seller. I agree with your no. 1 <<1. NO EMOTIONS!!!!!!!!>> which is also my motto. But this conflicts with your No. 1 6. Dell should be part of every portofolio. Unprecented fast-growth I think you have an emotional attachment to Dell. And, I don't like Dell stock nor do I give credence to what Michael Dell says. -Mohan

To: Paul van Wijk who wrote (55)	11/7/1997 11:15:00 AM
From: Arndt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 151

Paul and all: Comments to the list: 10) Exactly. Never jump in a stock because the market suddenly fell down and all you know about the company is the name and some brands. Personal experience :-) 8) Thanks for letting us know the "how". 4) Yes, especially when you're a long term investor (>6 months). I got burned on AMTX, because of the xDSL market hype. The company has hardly revenue, no profit (only losses) and the xDSL market is still far from realizing. Regards, Arndt