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To: James Clarke who wrote (4213)	6/2/1998 1:32:00 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Respond to of 78568

James, >Sorry, Jurgis, but I'm with Mr. B. (not Burry, Buffett) > No tech stocks. No problemo! You miss all the fun though. :-))) Seriously, I'm with Mr. B. (Buffett) too. I think I understand ASYT as well as NKE, maybe even better. :-) I.e. I am not sure whether NKE will recover, but I know that ASYT will. :-) NKE makes me rather nervous. I think Mr. B (Burry) may be right and the bad news will come, and they are not discounted. Holding both though. Jurgis

To: James Clarke who wrote (4213)	6/2/1998 2:20:00 AM
From: Jurgis Bekepuris	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78568

>No tech stocks. Repost of my tech stock investing approach: Executive version: If you ask yourself, "Should I sell?" - You should. If you ask yourself, "Should I buy?" - You shouldn't. :-)))) Long version: If you ask yourself, "Should I sell to take a profit?" - You should. But what if I miss the BIG run-up? - You won't. - Leave 50 shares in a sock. If you ask yourself, "Should I buy?" - You should... 20 points lower. But what if I miss the GREAT BUYING OPPORTUNITY? - You won't. - Wait. Even GREATER BUYING OPPORTUNITY will happen in... 3 months - Buy 50 shares and get a night's sleep. Jurgis