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To: Captain Jack who wrote (15617)	1/5/1998 12:13:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

John, right. I am not worried about Intel officers selling their options at times. But they are not giving it all to charity so they are keeping some for themselves - there is such a thing as exercising options and buying the stock with it. I have always cashed in some profits until 1997 and therefore always did better. When all this transition thing started I should have cashed some Intel warrants in. I just read the post Anant put on from another poster and I think I am in the same boat. Every once in a while you fall in love with your stock and hold on through thick and thin. Hopefully it will get pretty thick again soon. I was posting this post about the CPQ chart to you for all of us to see that a chart alone will not tell us always what the stock will do. It says: If it goes against the chart and does not go down it could have a big upmove. That is what I am hoping for. gg. Sonny