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To: Steve Felix who wrote (13919)	1/22/2013 3:43:37 PM
From: Bocor	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34328

Ha, you have a lot of names I am looking at, but so many have risen so far...NSC was just below 60; I brought WAG here under 30, YUM, sold puts on that under 60, sold DRI puts also near 40 last month; so what has changed in 30-45 days??? I need a major correction to get me interested in those again, given the economic background. Read some of their earnings reports; seems like the market is just ignoring the issues. Of course meanwhile if I wasn't mostly invested I might think differently. If BA gets into the mid 60's, might be a decent buy, but I doubt it gets below 70. So much institutional money there. EAT missed today, giving you an opportunity, but they have rising costs, etc., which usually last for more than one quarter. What about IACI? This sell off has given it an almost decent yield. Wish I knew what was wrong. Diller is a pretty sharp guy, but he doesn't have much skin in the game from what I can tell.