To: Educator who wrote (8754 ) 4/27/1999 11:00:00 PM From: Ron Dior Respond to of 29970
<<Ron When you go in or go out is a personal thing and something you have to do your own thinking on.>> I couldn't agree more, but as Ed has brought out Vor did ask for opinions and I was just trying to give him something to think about. If your going to get offended by anothers post Charlie, please make sure you understand the content first! This will save you from pointing a finger where it shouldn't be. Ed has stated: <<I agree with what has already been said by Ron, and I think one other threadster. You can make money jumping in and out of ATHM. I'm sure several on this thread have done that. I am sitting on over 500 shares and it has been tempting, especially when it was in the 190s.>> <<) T does strike a deal with UMG, we will probably see the greatest one day gain in ATHM. After that day, ATHM will never look back. I am with Ron, I do not want to be left in the dust because I tried to market time a few thousand.>> The last time I jumped out of ATHM was just before the big "rotation" and I made a bundle by timing the stock. Ed, you didn't totally agree with me at the time and now that I look back I see that you were right. Even though I did make out, it was just a matter of pure luck. I could have very easily lost out on ATHM for good. Fortunately, the stock dropped, for if it had gone higher I would not own it at present. The way ATHM raced back to the $160's after that drop has convinced me that I do not ever want to be out of this stock again. I am certain that you are right about the matter of AT&T. When this deal is a done deal, ATHM will give us the biggest 1 day point gain ever for them. As usual Ed is right on the money. Or as in the case of ATHM , in the money. Ron Dior