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To: glen who wrote (1116)	12/8/1997 8:17:00 PM
From: InvestorLady	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8359

Glen, I have used that strategy before when I wasn't sure if I was going to get it lower or not and it has worked well for me. I don't tell people how or when to buy stocks...it is THEIR decision. I can only share with you that buying 1/2 or 1/3 of what I wanted and then averaging down when I was clear about the fundamental strength, was a mind easer. It worked for me. I have also averaged up to the 7's with ABTX cuz it was like oatmeal on a cold winter's day---it seemed like the right thing to do. I am feeling pretty toasty right now, settling in for the winter. Remember this is El Nino season... a warmer winter is expected (uhoh...Archie's similes are CONTAGEOUS!!!) Johnny Thomas is by far one of the best corporate communicators I have had the pleasure to converse with. He is excellent in his consideration and thoroughness of answering questions. He could be a pompous a$$ with his education and results to date, but he is not. This helps to give him credibility and respect in the industry. The fact that he is willing to bring on STRONG executive team players to fill holes shows how committed he is to making this a resounding success for all involved. When I was in Vegas last summmer, management that I met looked maxed out on the work load. Adding staff to share the high growth roles reassured me that this burden was being looked at and addressed. Don't want to burn out your people too fast. Many have said it, and it bears repeating: growth stocks with quality management like this, with THIS MUCH PERSONAL MONEY INVESTED IN THE COMPANY BY MANAGEMENT, don't come along that often. :-) Anette