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To: Shirley A who wrote (50746)	7/15/1999 8:05:00 PM
From: Teri Garner	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

The Motley Fools' take on FFIV: Not a Fluke... F5 Networks (Nasdaq:FFIV - news) , a company that makes load balancers for service providers and the enterprise market tacked on another $17 13/16 to $71 1/4. I asked the techies here about this company. They're nuts about it. They say their products rock and the company is fanatical about servicing the customer. I've asked our techies about other companies in the past. They usually don't rave like this. Look at this lineup of customers, according to a recent press release: "Exodus Communications, PSINet, MCI WorldCom, Alaska Airlines, Microsoft, Bank of America, Fidelity, Bell South, Compaq, Motorola, Oracle, Excite@Home, RealNetworks, USA Today, NASA, the IRS, the US Navy and over 400 other customers." Remember the name. fnews.yahoo.com

To: Shirley A who wrote (50746)	7/15/1999 8:09:00 PM
From: Scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

Shirley, I've been using Mytrack for quite a while, first for just quotes, and later for trading. You can set alerts (pop-up screen, and I think audible) on price or volume. If you go to www.mytrack.com, you'll see the different plans they have. In the morning, enter the Watchlist on a monitor page, and set price alerts. Now I have a question for the thread. You all seem to be a Qcharts bunch, but Mytrack offers two advanced charting/analysis packages - AIQ Trading Expert, and Invest/RT from Linnsoft. Has anyone used either of these, and picked the better one, or compared them to Qcharts? The last thing I want to do is pay for another data feed for Qcharts. Thanks, Scott