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To: Kirk © who wrote (50196)	5/14/2013 12:09:29 PM
From: Fintas	1 Recommendation Respond to of 219394

You are preaching to the choir re GE, MSFT. Been there and out re INTC and waiting to come in again for the CALL that offers greater upside than the stock re intc. As for AMAT we were there long ago in the 90's and a few stayed with it for the 20 x. As for CITI. I think Citi is vulnerable although it's done nicely off the lows. It's my OPINION that when Bernanke speaks re NOT too big to fail he speaks to CITI. YUP you are correct Buffet sold his name and reputation.. Yet as I have stated there are BILLIONS out there to borrow and many borrowers are stable and safe. Here and now is also not 2008-2009 and thus presents a calmer environment. The question though is where does one go to OUTPERFORM to be able to pay that 10% interest and still do well. I have my cheat sheet. So whose got the 200M to lend? SMILE Count me as one who does not believe govt issues are safe. Yet the masses will do what they feel comfortable. Me I work with those I am very comfortable. Next thing to get the whack will be certain MUNI'S at the expense of the investor. 2014/2015? It's coming. Have a great day. Fintas .