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To: E_K_S who wrote (70483)	6/13/2022 7:59:50 AM
From: robert b furman	Respond to of 78967

Thanks for the sound advice. I've always looked at Qualcom and its expensive stock price. I remember TJ Rogers saying they have the best RF radios. Any entry levels you look at. So glad I stacked up cash as well. Wait for a 2000 down day! I might be so hunkered down, I'll miss it. LOL Ring the bell for me just in case would you? LOL At what rate would the 3 to 10 year treasury become attractive to you? If bought at a yield peak and the fed drops rates to arrest a recessionary decline, the gain on the sale (if held longer than 12 months) is a capital gain - if I understand that correctly. The interest income is taxed as personal income - hard to get over that. I find dividends to be the most attractive, but have often considered the treasury as it appeals to many and I'm ignorant. Best of trades to you! Bob