I bought it to see if it would balance out. Micro Soft was also a little low so I bought it with the same reasoning in mind. The Intel that I had bought previously was down but I had a feeling it was going to go back up so I bought more. I made a typo error and ended up buying 500 shares of it, but I was felling risky so I left it and kept a close eye on it. The next day I went back and checked it out and it was up almost a point. I sold it then and was happy with my earnings. Also the 1000 shares of IBM was up 2 points so I sold that too. I don't know why I did but I bought another 1,000 shares of Micro Soft at 2 points more than I had paid for it the previous day, I guess I just had a feeling or something. My next purchase was not a typo; I bought 5000 shares of Lo-Jack because I had just read that all Pontiac and GM cars are going to offer Lo-Jack as an option on all the 1999 cars. Also I think it is a great investment anyway. I wasn't joking when I said I had a felling with Microsoft. A week later it was up 6.5 points from my second purchase and 8 points from my first. I quickly sold it and was very happy with the profit I had made. The rest of the stocks in my portfolio have been going up and down for the past 4 weeks, but I haven't really been touching them. I am happy with my portfolio as it is and I am going to sit on it and see what happens. If I were your financial advisor I think you would be happy with me. I earned 3.53% in less than 2 months. I have to admit that I didn't really know what I was doing at first, but I'm starting to get the hang of it.The remaining securities still left in my portfolio are there for different reasons. American Eagle Outfitters has been food to me. I t has made me a lot of money so far, and I like the stock very much. Chris Craft is another one that I have personal reasons for keeping. I've lost money overall with it but I really like the company. Digene Corporation is th...
