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To: Buckey who wrote (24)	4/29/1998 1:26:00 PM
From: NAUGHTY NOTES	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54

To: +John L. (191 ) From: +NAUGHTY NOTES Wednesday, Apr 29 1998 1:19PM ET Reply # of 204 poor wayne does have a point, just not sure what it is yet. while the blue chippers are money makers and you can sleep well knowing you own thompson, microsoft,ibm, and bell canada, you can also fall asleep watching them on your screen. while most people should own the blue chips (i still refuse), EVERYBODY should reserve 10% of their portfolio for these juniors. ati is not a blue chip nor is major drilling. an expensive price tag does not a blue chip make. those stocks are called small caps wayne, and can be just as volatile as the juniors (see corel, i star internet, newbridge, etc.)