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To: Kevin who wrote (17003)	2/2/1998 4:26:00 PM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Respond to of 27012

Kevin, sorry to hear that you are missing most of the action. That's why it is always good to at least keep some Intel handy. Of course if you sold at 100 you are not too late to get back in. I personally had bought some more Dell last year at 85 and saw it go down hill, but you can see what it has been doing this year. Same thing with some of my other stocks. Buy/hold strategy and some trading will keep you in the action and in the money. gg. Some of those stocks are hard to time. I know. Got out of Msft at below 100, saw it run up and retreat again to 118. I was thinking about going back in then but thought it could see 100 again the way everybody was talking. Well, you see what happened. Trading and getting out is great if you know when to get back in. I have a little problem with getting out and then with getting back in. gg. But I generally stay with all my core holdings unless it looks like disaster is looming big time. Sonny