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To: TonyE who wrote (10394)11/11/1997 10:08:00 PM
From: Greg Jung  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 77400
 
Tony, just leaving it is fine if there are several other
components to your stock collection. However if this is the biggest you have then it would be prudent to trim it gradually to put into other investments. Cisco is not a government, well nothing compared to the US government, anyway, and a market shock or stock-specific shock could come along and wipe a lot out. People felt the same way you do about their Kaypro shares, also.

Greg



To: TonyE who wrote (10394)11/12/1997 7:51:00 AM
From: Yaacov  Respond to of 77400
 
Everytime I think of realizing the profits I remember
the TAXES.... and you know what? I just pour myself a scotch and
go on with my life as if I didn't own any of that stock.

Tony, I love the way you put it. One should invest well and then go
about his business, pretending as if he didn't own the stock! Right-on!

BTW I live in Northern Italy and trade in Switzerland. We don't pay
taxes for tradind US equaties(bonds, stocks, optipons.)

Many thanks,

Yaacov


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