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To: LTK007 who wrote (16761)	6/28/1999 6:45:00 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 56535

That's great, max. If it was me, I don't think I would want to know. Guess I should delete WITC from my watch lists, just in case. CD p.s. Now that the excitement has subsided, it's time to find another horse to ride. I still have cash and I've just had a PM thing going with someone who thinks NAVR is going to do the Netradio thing very soon. Time to dredge one out of my 'hopeless' watch list? p.p.s. Yesterday, I was checking on an old 1 day fling, PTEK, but inadvertently typed in PTEL. Nice looking chart!!! Anybody follow this one? They seem to be ambitious and well financed, but in a very competitive market.

To: LTK007 who wrote (16761)	6/28/1999 11:55:00 PM
From: American Spirit	Respond to of 56535

50% Gains on Value techs IMHO - SDTI (one of these days), WIND, CHRZ, KEA - the ones with earnings/value and low PE's. Others are more speculative. I bought IATV today. COMS, CS, ONEM with takeover rumors. BNBN a possibility with news (still at IPO price). DCTI seems poised for big news and may soon fly and if it can ever leave $7 behind it could hit the teens. Anyone else have any in this possible 50% category? With a healthy summer rally just have to look for the under-appreciated sub-sector plays and get in while they're being ignored (or even maligned). remember many of these are down 50% or more so there's certainly room to move above. PS: ERP and IT stocks. Ironic that they're down so much on the Y2K issue because they're actually making tons of cash on it. They all have post-2000 strategies and many are phasing Y2K divisions out entirely by the end of the year (which makes sense except that there will be Y2K work for another year or so after January). Experts are saying after this quarter they should start flying again. Disclaimer: I own most of the above.