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To: wizzards wine who wrote (12200)	1/2/1999 5:29:00 PM
From: HiSpeed	Respond to of 34808

Purely in the interest of tooting my own horn ;-) My picks for 1999 are the same ten as 1998 (as listed on my profile and haven't changed since day 1) For 1998 they performed: PFE +67% SGP +77% MYG +73% GNTX +50% MSFT +114% DELL +248% AOL +585% LU +174% MDT +48% FNM +26% This portfolio is up 146% !!!! for the year and is the exact same 'core holding' portfolio to have for 1999. If I had to make one pick it would be AOL. I would also consider adding CSCO.

To: wizzards wine who wrote (12200)	1/2/1999 7:55:00 PM
From: Smooth Drive	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 34808

Hello Preston, Happy New Year to you and your family. >>Maybe it's time to look closely at these 30 as everyone knows the names and the money flows in vast amounts...<< That my friend is exactly what I do. You might recall that some time back I started a little thing I titled Chartn the Dow -- or something like that. I would occasionally put up a Dow stock with a few trend lines to see if it would generate some discussion. I didn't get much response so I stopped. The first 30 stocks I started hand charting were the Dow 30. They are also some very easy stocks to trade in and out of and make a dollar or two. Perhpas I'll start reposting interesting Dow stocks with appropriate trend lines. If it generates some discussion -- we'll see what happens. Take care, Eric