ere for no apparent reason whatsoever. I lost money, and I still have no idea what the company is, but I'm holding onto it anyway. Electronic Data System is there because it sounds like it's going to be big one day, probably not any day soon. Fidelity Magellan is there because I can't get rid of it. I bought it by accident and I can't sell it back. Intel Corp. is there because I made so much money from it earlier with 5000 shares that I flipped, so now I'll hang onto it just to see if it will spurt up again. K-Mart is there because it refuses to move. It doesn't go up and it doesn't go down, so I'll just hold it and collect on it. Lo-Jack is going to be big one day, and I'm going to have 5,000 shares of it and say "I told you so." I'm holding onto Phillip Morris with the hope that one day it will return to the price I bought it at. Mobil Corp. is still there because I'm making good money with it and it slowly keeps going up. The only reason I still have Nine-West is because my girlfriend gets a kick out of it. She thinks its great that I bought their stock and won't let me sell it. Newport News Shipping is still there because I'm hoping it's going to go back up. It used to be up a lot and I should have sold, but I didn't and now it's down so I'm going to wait and see what happens. I'm in the same situation with Norwest. I want to hold on and see if it rises again. MYMXE is there because I lost way too much money to let go now. I know that one day it will rise again.I feel that my portfolio is very diverse. I have money invested in all different types of fields. The only potential risk in my portfolio is all the money I have invested in Lo-Jack. But I'm not worried because I am certain that the stock is going to go through the roof. I guess you could say that my stock in K-Mart is like a fixed income security. I am collecting dividends and that's the only reason why I still have it. I have hardly any cash that is...
