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To: bowledover who wrote (6819)	11/17/2000 2:55:01 PM
From: Boplicity	Read Replies (3) of 13572

What I mean is how a stock falls then bases. I'm looking for NTAP to base here. The fall is happening so fast, in fact it has happen twice this year, that some people will want to get off the roller coaster, so I see lots of over head resistance from those tired investors, so a base. That's what I'm hoping for. You have to remember that the NAS area is attracting the pc companies for obvious reason, and then there is EMC, so NTAP is not alone in perusing the brass ring. I truly believe the NAS area is going be large and fits right in to my thinking of a serverless , routerless network, or peer to peer computing environment that I think will emerge as the network and last mile becomes more robust. NTAP has very bright future but it's valuation is being adjusted lower, once that is over with and the sellers are out, and the stock bases, it will resume higher. That's my hope anyhow. The same thing happen to QCOM but for different reason. There is nothing wrong with NTAP that we know of yet, so the base length will be more depended on the market and the economy then the story. That's my story and I'm sticking to it until I'm proven wrong. <g> Greg

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