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To: Amy J who wrote (9497)	3/10/2003 8:07:36 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) of 306849

According to a report (that I'd like to confirm), Nasdaq went from approximately 5500 companies down to 3500 companies, and that's less than the number of companies in 1996. Imagine - we have fewer companies now than before the massive business and consumer deployment of the invention of the Internet. Their comment about 15% more companies than 1990 doesn't wash as significant as they're neglecting an incredibly huge once-in-a-lifetime type of enormous invention cycle. That is my favorite statistic, and I would like to know your source- because what I have here shows us at 1982 listings levels on the Naz, and this is from their own statistics. Green bar is nasdaq, should be lower now since this stops in 2002. marketdata.nasdaq.com marketdata.nasdaq.com

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