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Technology Stocks : CSGI ...READY FOR TAKE-OFF! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Josef Svejk who wrote (1767)	12/28/1997 11:18:00 PM
From: tech	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3391

Joe, well, if you really must know, my trading portfolio is approx. $180K of which 7,000 shares at (approx. $6.25) is CSGI. I also have 3,000 shares of KEA (on margin) I bought at $30 the rest in split between CASH, few other stocks I trade, and some options. I also have a IRA which I hold 1,000 shares of BMCS I bought last year at approx. $42 2,000 shares of CPQ I bought at $56 1,000 shares of ORCL I bought at $22 (after it crashed) 1,000 shares of EGRP I bought at $20 3,000 shares of GTW I bought at $28 500 INTC I bought at $71 The rest, approx. $60K is in Cash. I usually sell lots of covered calls in my IRA and invest in stock that I plan to hold for more than 5 months. I use my trading account for the short term trading, options trading, and speculative stock like CSGI and ALYD. btw- you can not buy options in an IRA.. You can only sell calls That is why those who wish to trade options have to do them in a cash account. In the next four months I will be liquidating most of my IRA longs and looking to fill it up with Y2k's and possibly only keep BMCS and some CPQ.