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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (2342)5/30/1999 11:59:00 PM
From: Uncle Frank  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 54805
 
G&K Diversification Report

We only have 7 respondents to the Diversification Survey, but
they predict election results on smaller percentage samples,
so here's a look at your threadmates' portfolios:

Number of #1 holding as a Most commonly
stocks held % of portfolio held stocks
----------- -------------- -------------
Max: 15 Max: 90% csco: 85.7%
Min: 2 Min: 24% qcom: 85.7%
Avg: 7.7 Avg: 46.1% aol: 57.1%
athm: 57.1%
emc: 57.1%

Pretty gutsy group, concentrating close to half of our
portfolios in one stock. It looks like the Q story
has been deemed credible. It surprises me that
less than half of us hold the Supreme Silverback,
Microsoft, and only 14.3% own Intel. Makes me think
there's a touch of momentem player in our blood <g>.

A safe and happy holiday to all,
Frank



To: Uncle Frank who wrote (2342)5/31/1999 12:23:00 AM
From: Uncle Frank  Respond to of 54805
 
Technical analysis report for Qualcomm:

Vendit is the resident technical analyst on the aol thread. He was kind enough to take a look at Q for us. His comments can be reviewed at:

Message 9848268

It looks real good <g>.

Frank