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To: Sonny McWilliams who wrote (18851)	4/1/1998 5:55:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

S, ofcurse,I hold my intel, will passed on to my next genration, my plan is what when I die then the cost basis of intel will be brought to current price @my death. So we don't have to pay IRS for all the filty profit we will be making in intel. SO NO NEED TO ASK ME IF I M HOLDING INTEL AGAIN... If Margeret can find a way so that I can pass it on to my next life... TBR: not in ira. outside the ira i hold y2k TBR leaps. sold the stock last week? I don't understand all this splitting up please reveiw TBR thread let me know what you think. I really wonder why it has not moved. LU : I am not going to sell it at all... I don't have that many shares. If i was overloaded w. LU, I would have sold some at 120 but I am not overloaded. I am getting a bit overloaed w. Dell. I am trying to make up some rules on Asset allocation. currently, msft, csco, dell,intel takes up a huge portion of my total portfolio. Since last falll, I have bot lots of drugs and SW. I unloaded most of my SW from IRA. Still keep them outside of IRA. Two of them made new hi - CDN, CTXS. I am trying to now limit individual company risk and in trying to diversify, I now have over 40 companies and very difficult to keep track of it all. Loosing one point in intel makes a lot of difference even if I gain in all 40 others... maybe a little exageration.. Intel has gone from #1 to #4 in my portfolio since it made $100 first time. so it's not that bad. Intel - a great company with or without Andy. ok. i hope i answered everything.