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To: jewishcarpenter who wrote (45879)	10/23/1999 11:14:00 AM
From: MileHigh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

woodworker, I still do not understand why the market would sell off Q after earnings IF growth rate of 50%+ Y-O-Y is substantiated?! I realize that it may in fact happen (as anything can) but it would be a mistake based upon the fundamentals. My point? If Q growth rate continues, there ain't much built into the stock price yet! Not like a JDSU. Happy Saturday to All! MileHigh

To: jewishcarpenter who wrote (45879)	10/23/1999 11:26:00 AM
From: gdichaz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Hey. I'll take all the good news I can get prior to the end of the year. Grin. In process of mix of exercising and selling of some $50 to $80 Q LEAPS due Jan 2000 which I bought about 2 years ago with each contract now including 200 shares at that stike price plus 25 LWIN shares from last year's dividend.. So (unusually for me) timing over the next month or so matters. Again thanks to a guy who posted as Jim Willie and might now be dispensing wisdom with a different vocabulary. And of course to Voltaire too. BTW These Q LEAPS are among the best set of investments I have made. Right in there with buying Cisco in 1990 Win some lose some. Bought Lor Leaps at same time for same time span and sitting on losses there. Best. Chaz