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To: Islander who wrote (2757)	7/19/1998 12:02:00 PM
From: Stonehenge	Respond to of 7342

Never a bad time to buy a good stock like tlab. I bought dell when the earnings were announced last quarter only to watch it plummet from 95 to 79 or thereabouts. It is now 117 + and expected to climb higher in anticipation of a split some time soon as well as more great earnings going forward. I bought both csco and tlab Friday at the end of the day after both had run up on the cs/first boston and merrill upgrades. They could both easily tank on any weakness in the short term but they are established market leaders and will cotinue to dominate their respective markets. The stocks will continue to respond to their market positions in the long term. You can't go wrong with TLAB in my opinion. Good luck.

To: Islander who wrote (2757)	7/19/1998 2:18:00 PM
From: Chuzzlewit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7342

Islander, nobody can predict where a stock's price will be. If I knew with certainty that the price of TLAB would fall a few points on Wednesday but gain it back on Friday I would trade accordingly. But I know no such thing. Neither does anyone else. My suggestion: buy at a price level with which you feel comfortable and hold so long as the fundamentals look good. I've been in TLAB for 1 1/2 years and have no complaints. The stock price underwent several major tankages during that period. I used two to increase my holdings. TTFN, CTC