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To: BILL G. who wrote (3584)	5/3/1998 10:30:00 AM
From: DEER HUNTER	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 21143

Morning Bill.....That's a very tall order to fill. Forecasting stock prices is an almost impossible task IMHO. The best I have ever been able to do is call some of the short term moves and even then I've been right only 50%. If I had a strong opinion on the long term prospects of this company I would probably keep them to myself especially if someone like yourself is looking for an investment where 'all the eggs' would be in one basket. Since this is your retirement account I would think you would do several months worth of analysis before deciding. Your future deserves it. If I were you I would look into mutual funds as well. Look into high yielding government and corporate bond funds as well as a 'very well respected' growth mutual fund. These funds are tax exempt remember....you stated that you have 15 years to retirement. Net 10% on the monies per year and look what happens in 15 years. ----- $175,000 1- $192,500 2- $211,750 3- $232,925 4- $256,217 5- $281,839 6- $ 310,023 7- $341,025 8- $375,128 9- $412,640 10- $453,904 11- $499,295 12- $549,224 13- $604,147 14- $664,562 15- $731,018 Just food for thought.......good luck. DH