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To: JT who wrote (14943)	12/22/1997 2:03:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 27012

JT, nice to see someone is still on the thread at this point. Like I posted a while ago maybe everyone is out shopping with the tech gains of today. gg. Yes, in this kind of market there are definitely more ways than one to skin a cat. (Sorry animal lovers, you know it is just a phrase and my daughter in Seattle has a cat who is practically in her 7th life). I have to do some trading since I am still on margin. And yes again, if you are a first time investor in Intel this year, you could be hurting pretty bad. I can remember a cpl. of years ago, when I bought lots more Intel fairly high, I was hurting also but then it tripled from its low and today I am still ahead nicely. And I am sure that new investors will feel the same way down the road. You remind me so much of my nephew in Germany. He is still young and is a heart and gastroint. specialyst and is also a trained emergency Dr. He still moonlights a lot and I wished he would invest more in the stock market. He uses it for elaborate vacations with his family. A lot of people have not warmed up to the markets yet over there. Yaacov is one of the exceptions. He is in it for quite some time. Anyhow, the market is the place to be IMO for the long run, if it does not work, nothing else will. Sonny