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To: Lucretius who wrote (42019)	5/14/1998 10:03:00 AM
From: S. Chiang	Respond to of 176387

LT, >> Please don't call me a trader (ggg) Honestly, I don't daytrade or make s-t trades << As mentioned in my previous mail, there is no offense. I apologize if you feel any. So, you're a long term fundamental trader. I have no problem with that. However, just being curious about how much more buying power you still have for another puts while DELL keeps going up and up and up... Yes, I know it will have some correction, or crash as you prefer to call it, some time in the future, but if it "crashes" to 100, when it hits 130, you still lose. I just don't understand there are so many high flyers without strong fundamentals or even revenues out there in the market, and you just want to pick DELL to short, which, to me, is just like committing financial suicide. Again, no offense! BTW, while I'm typing, DELL has come back from 95s to 97s. Happy trading, LT