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To: Nelson Chang who wrote (2748)	4/21/1999 5:46:00 PM
From: Jing Qian	Respond to of 7772

Nelson, There is really no need to argue between you and me. I am a long term buy and hold type investor. 100% of my effort is to get the names of the companies I want to invest as correctly as possible. After I get the name right by doing a lot of reading and research, I sink in the money, then I don't ever touch the sell button until it returns me 10-20 folds. I am trying to bet the future MSFT, INTC and AOL, that made me come to my portfolio of ATHM, AMZN, EBAY and YHOO. My vision could be way off on certain of my stocks, but I think at least I will catch one such super company. One right pick could earn me millions. So, we are not even talking about the same thing. Looks like you are a trader, or a short term investor. Until you become like me, analyzing which company will become super one, we don't have much to talk. The trick is: How do you know it's a RIGHT time to sell? There were plenty of "RIGHT" time to sell AOL in 1995, 1996 and 1997. Think about how "RIGHT" there were!