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To: Stonehenge who wrote (13727)	11/30/1997 9:42:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 27012

Hi Stonehenge, how did you manage to catch me just when I was answering a couple of the posts? gg. We got back late Friday from Seattle. But there are hundreds of things waiting for me. 2 months is pretty darn long to be away from home. I was just saying to D2 that I have not been able to do much about my portfolio out West. So, in reply to your question, no, I have not done anything about my margin nor have I bought anything. I did have to sell 1000 of my Intel warrants back in Oct. when the market plunged for a couple of days. It was the easiest way and there was no time to send the money by the time I got wind of my account being down. I sold the last ones bought, so I did not have much of a tax consequence. The warrants are about the same price now as when I sold. I have not opened all my mail yet and will check my portfolio tomorrow. I think you did well by buying CPQ. I have been contemplating for over a week about buying more CPQ, Dell and Intel. I don't think that I will buy anymore warrants at this time. I will go for the stock. March is not far away and then I don't have to worry about trading the warrants in. I still have quite a few and will need the cash to trade them in for Intel stock if the warrants don't get extended. About CPQ. Cpq was up 2 dollars and I could not believe that it was up only 5/8 by the close. That was the first thing I checked on Saturday. But I will definitely buy more CPQ, Dell and probably Intc. I am also thinking about getting more PBI. Their split is coming up soon and they are doing very well. I will not be in full service until middle of the week. Don't worry about CPQ and Dell. I think they will make us plenty of money and Intel of course always does. I like the new PII commercials and when all those issues surrounding Intel subside, the stock will be up and running again. Sonny