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To: JEM who wrote (1389)	4/6/1998 1:53:00 AM
From: Ron Kline	Respond to of 1648

My basis for investing is to say to myself, "Do I want to buy the stock on todays prices". If I say "hell no", which is what I'm saying right now, it means then sell and get into something you believe in. The worst thing an investor can do is get brain dead from holding companies they really don't want to. Loss is a always an ego problem but I think the best to do is to not base sell decisions on what they paid for a stock (Like if you all bought this stock at 50C I don't think you would hang on). I took my hit and I'm happily moved on but curious on watching this board. no I'll never buy again. never buy a stock I lost the first time, plus the only thing this company was ever to do right was to turn the modem maker around which they just failed at. It's a done deal as far as I'm considered. Ron