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To: Raptech who wrote (1341)5/23/1998 10:11:00 AM
From: Terror  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4298
 
Good going Raptech. I bought T myself in the 30 dollar range pre-split and also sold my NCR. The way I figure the market now, T is a secure holding. Perhaps undervalued at this time and giving a good yield for the wait. Armstrong is the best thing that has happened to this company. We will be going into the future cyber-space tech. with T. They have the muscle, brains and money for future ventures. In the future we will probably have 3 phone companies. I would place my money that ATT will be one of the three!

Good luck and have a great holiday weekend.

Marcie



To: Raptech who wrote (1341)5/24/1998 8:19:00 PM
From: Anonymous  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4298
 
Even though I feel the market is a big risk at the moment I didn't want to be out of it. I didn't like having so much of my 401K in T that's all. I hold T outside my 401K which is for the long haul and still have some inside it as well which I'll have to get rid of at the end of the year regardless of its price. As I explained my situation, I could only have held that T that I got rid of until December 31 of this year and then I would have been forced out of it anyhow.

With an Index Fund I'll just ride it out over the long haul. The index fund spreads things out so the correction, if it comes, won't be so bad and the recovery should be faster in my opinion, for whatever that is worth.

Happy investing!

Anonymous