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To: W. Clinton Terry who wrote (15221)	12/29/1997 2:15:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Clinton, thanks. I guess that was a compliment 10 people at random? You would have to be careful though who you pick at random. gg. Thanks for pointing to that low volume in Dell. Ummm. I have Dell and am a bit worried when I look at the chart. Yes, I look at charts but not to the extent of POJ. And there are those 64 numbers floating around. Like I said, booby traps everywhere. I am sure you do know that sometimes it is better to have few (supposedly good stocks) than too many leaps. You can play short term with stocks also and if it does not work out you can hold until it does. I started with 200 shares in the late 70s, used most of the profits for vacations until I decided to forget that money and leave it in stocks. But we all have to decide what's best for us. Sonki has been the leap girl and done very well with it. I had been thinking about it but thinking is all I have done in the last cpl. of months outside picking up a cpl. of stocks here and there. Glad to hear that Intel is up again. I think I will have a late lunch now. Sonny Btw, Ralph Acaporo, who kind of turned into a bear, thinks Intel will have a January effect. Maybe that's why Intel is up again.