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Technology Stocks : E*TRADE IPO Alert - Y2K and Beyond (EGRP)
ET 18.24+1.6%Jan 28 3:59 PM EST

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To: Bald Man from Mars who wrote (6331)8/1/2000 2:49:58 PM
From: Danny  Read Replies (1) of 10270
 
Stocks do not go down just because they are overpriced (
well, they do but that's what correction means). Stocks
go down because the underlying business is slowing at best
and broken at worst.

None of these applies to CORV or ONIS for that matter.
In coming years, the world wide telecom giants are going
to spend billions of dollars to buy things ranging from
optical fiber materials to optical switches, in order
to meet the demand of increasing high bandwidth. The 500M
deal on CORV even before a single product is shipped is
a perfect example of how much capital is going to be spent
on these things.

Maybe you think this is unrelated, but do you know why LU
is acting like shit and NT is like the old CSCO? The most
important reason is that LU f**ked up big time in transitioning itself into optical world, while NT has been
the best company to take the advantage of that.
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