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To: KevinMark who wrote (65930)	1/5/2001 2:43:47 AM
From: iod_sherwood	Read Replies (1) of 99985

that's pretty much inline with some of my thoughts as well. it's actually worse penetration than you think... most asians in the more urbanized populace have multiple cell phones already... one for family, one for business, one for spouses/significant others.... one for drug.. er.. ok don't go there... anyhow... cell phone penetration is pretty much done its thing for now from the traditional perspective... migrating to 3G will be interesting, but also involve way more capital than most firms can properly plan out right now. anyways.. the bulk of it is that we normally follow along an evolutionary concept known as punctuated equilibria... everynow and then boom, some great invention/idea spikes us through technology wise and we embrace it to the max.... then we do a few cycles of consolidation before the next big thing hits... the people looking for big bounces and calling for big moves back on the nasdaq are basically disappointed individuals and groups that probably didn't do so hot last year because they too eagerly joined the flock... ultimately the price to earnings and price to sales numbers have meaning, they have value. u can only discount so much... anyways... i've said my 4cents now...

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