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To: ed who wrote (9328)	11/22/1997 3:15:00 AM
From: hpeace	Respond to of 97611

ed, I assumed that in 30 yrs we would be in a severe depression to come up with that stk number I computed for you.... I also think that 95% of the investors should buy cpq and forget it... This is the stategy i use now.. but, if you made the money I did the last 15 yrs .... buying 1000's of shares of cpq at pennies and now it's $64 a share. But, this is what I use now. exchange2000.com I'm pretty sure that with my owning cpq before it was public and getting employee stk options along the years and putting 100% of my 401k in cpq stk..and cpq matched 401k with 100% a month so i put that in cpq stk to. Plus when cpq fell to a crazy low price I would buy 1000 or 2000 shares... I'm sure with this strategy that I gave away more money in the last 15 yrs than you made<gggg> Cpq has increased 30,000% since I got my first batch of it. I think Intel has increased like that too. I recco buy and hold for 95% of the investors.