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To: Ove Hansen who wrote (28845)	12/29/1997 7:15:00 PM
From: uu	Respond to of 61433

Ove: You ask: > Can someone explain to me why anyone believes he's got to hold on to a dog* stock?* Because a dog is man's best friend?!! Regards, Addi Jamshidi

To: Ove Hansen who wrote (28845)	12/30/1997 6:42:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 61433

AFTER THE BELL - Shares dormant in quiet trade Reuters Story - December 30, 1997 09:14 %BUS %ENT %US %ELC %DPR %HOT %XHR/US INTC CPQ V%REUTER P%RTR NEW YORK, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Trading in U.S. Stocks was almost nonexistent after hours on a very quiet Tuesday, dealers said. "It's been dead, trading is almost nonexistent," said one trader. "This holiday week is always pretty slow." Intel Corp was trading in range after the markets closed, according to traders. Intel closed at 71-11/16, up 7/8 on the day. Compaq Computer Corp was also trading near its 54-3/4 closing price on the NYSE. Compaq was the day's most active issue as over 585,000 shares changed hands. The New York Stock Exchange said session one volume totaled about 535,000 shares on Tuesday. Session two volume came in at over 4.8 million shares, the NYSE said. "It's quiet this morning before the bell but the market feels like it is going to have another good tone today," another trader said.