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To: d e conway who wrote (58619)	5/18/1999 12:01:00 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 1583406

RE:"Please help me out...I need to get back in." At least you're not looking to cover like Youseless. Yes, yields and speeds have improved greatly. You've heard it before and you'll probably hear it again. Jim

To: d e conway who wrote (58619)	5/18/1999 12:18:00 PM
From: DRBES	Respond to of 1583406

I, in total candor, know nothing special. I am just watching, to anthropromophize (Please excuse me if this spelling is way off but can get no convenient guidance from my normal spell checks.) AMD common, but it seems to "want" to go up. As I have said before, and been devastating wrong in the past short term, this is not an issue (at least for me) to trade. Its upside is enormous, its downside is "zero". It could go either way from here,; but it seems to "want" to go up. When it pulls back, no selling of any consequence materializes. The stock should encounter tremendous supply as it approaches and if it penetrates the twenties. It may not. My humility as a short time trader is justified. I buy and hold until I perceive good reasons to sell. AMD seems to currently display a persistence to increase in share value despite market internals. I repeat my much earlier advice: Do not trade this one, it may get away from you. Regards and good luck,