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To: Rande Is who wrote (22712)	3/28/2000 11:19:00 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) of 57584

If IBM, CPQ, LOR or UIS dip tomorrow, buy them. I will be. CPQ and CMGI Alta Vista IPO should be huge. See the ads on TV? IBM earnings will be boffo this year and beyond. Very undervalued. If UIS isn't taken over it will still return to 40+ this year. Very nicely priced now considering the DT takeover talk. Little downside. LOR weighted down all the way now but after window dressing week could soar and still not be back anywhere near its true value. Could be a $100 stock someday now at 10+. I like FATB at bottom. Sold my CORL for modest loss after buying at 13. Hope I don't regret it. WCOM also brushing bottom, ditto JNJ. Great blue chip companies with stellar futures getting no rspect. Sooner or later zoom. Looking at buying back into some retailers on any further dip. Bebe for instance is back to 12+ after after brushing 16. ANF is safer. Financials over-priced now. neutral. Software stocks could be amongst best values coming up. Stellar year coming up for them. CPQ should trade above $40 this year. Maybe $50 with any earnings boost. LU should get back to $80 sometime soon. A great buy at $65 or lower. AOL? I'll pass. $70+ still a lot. Ditto YHOO. Sorry Rande. INTC quite high and rumors are its peaked for awhile.

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