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To: Craig Lieberman who wrote (96330)	2/9/1999 11:58:00 AM
From: MaryinRed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176387

Thanks Craig ...for the thoughtful response... I will do what you suggested...look at the historical pricing on each...and do some "hypothetical" trades. I have a MS Dean Witter personal account (25%) and a MSDW Roth IRA (75%%), plus a tiny little "play" account (Online: Suretrade...that I just set up..want to try online trading to see what it is like...so far...so good!). I would try this on the Roth account...with a more volatile issue I own...(such as CMGI or NSOL) first.... I have never sold a share of MSFT, DELL or AOL....and am not sure...how easy it would be for me to sell any of that...(not that I am emotionally tied to them or anything....smile..) To make this work...I think...I would have to set a "buy back in target" price. Based on the moving averages possibly... I will do the analysis...and share that with you.. thanks...again....for the suggestions and caution!!... I know to tread lightly!! I am truly a "buy and hold em" kinda investor...just thought maybe I could optimize a little bit?? smiles....mary