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To: Mats Ericsson who started this subject	9/7/2000 11:12:20 AM
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Investors chase rising Parthus, Scoot Vodafone, BT, Baltimore most sold on Schwab (Jap, it's momentum play, but so was Puma, Xtnd and others year ago) By Bernard Hickey, FTMarketWatch 3:51:00 PM BST Sep 7, 2000 LONDON (FTMW) -- British mobile microprocessor designer Parthus Technology [UK:PRH] was the most bought stock by individual investors trading through online broker Charles Schwab Europe in the last week. Parthus’ shares rose sharply after a marketing deal with ARM. [UK:ARM] and has been boosted by a rush back into technology stocks by individual investors in the last two weeks. Parthus was also the seventh most-sold stock through Schwab, but buying outweighed selling by a ratio of 3 to one. Index heavyweight Vodafone [VOD] was the second most bought in the Schwab Top 10 and Baltimore [UK:BLM] was the third most bought. The top three most sold were Vodafone, Baltimore and British Telecom [UK:BTA] as investors cashed in some of their bigger telecom stocks after a mini-rally to buy the sharply rising techs. Scoot.com jumps in on takeover talk New entrants into the Schwab top 10 most bought were Internet directory group Scoot.com [UK:SCO], which jumped sharply on takeover speculation on Monday. Internet investment house and broker Durlacher [UK:DUC] was the fifth most bought stock. Scoot.com was also a new entrant to the top 10 most sold, as was Telewest Communications [UK:TWT] and handheld computer maker Psion [UK:PON]. Buying of Scoot outweighed selling by a ratio of 1.6 to one. Bernard Hickey is a reporter for FTMarketWatch in London

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