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To: Jacob Snyder who wrote (80761)	9/19/2000 4:18:36 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (3) of 152472

Jacob, I'd just like to point out that Jon Koplik [and others] told us that they bought Q! shares at $120 which they thought was a big bargain. There is an even better bargain staring you in the face now. When Q! is $1000 a share you might think maybe I wasn't totally off my rocker. I've carefully explained why it's worth that. If you can't find fault with the reasoning, then if the shoe fits...wear it. If China doesn't do another 'shorting statement' about 'we were just investigating CDMA to ensure the Senate vote on PNTR' and they actually DO buy CDMA, then things could improve [for Q!]. If I was the boss of China, I'd be very tempted to make a VERY big shorting statement and make a lot on the drop. They could always reconsider CDMA in October. Yanking the deals away again might get Q! and the Korean suppliers to offer better deals. PNTR is in the bag now, so why marry CDMA without a big dowry from Q! and relatives? Until the equipment sells in China and the money is paid, expect volatility. Mqurice

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