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Technology Stocks : Qualcomm Incorporated (QCOM) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Peter Sherman who wrote (47735)	11/3/1999 6:48:00 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Play it again ........Nasdaq Bubble Reaches 3K Greed Is Good November 03, 1999 by Aaron Bunnell Wednesday, the Nasdaq closed above the 3K mark for the first time in history, at a plump 3028.55 (+46.92). But the tech-heavy index may be poised for a holiday harpooning, as talk of future interest-rate hikes infiltrates the Street. The Dow added 27.22 to 10609.06. The Basics: Advancers stomped decliners 23-to-16 on the Nasdaq, as a robust 1.3 billion shares were traded. On the NYSE, winners edged losers 17-to-14 on volume of 906 million. Big Picture: Is a Nasdaq 3,000 sustainable? Prudential market guru Ralph Acampora says to look for a wide trading range. "It appears that this market will be punctuated with sharp rallies and quick retreats over the next several months," he wrote in his daily market outlook. Big Boys: Qualcomm (QCOM: +35 11/16, 260 1/2) surged nearly 16 percent after it posted better-than-expected Q4 profits on Tuesday and set a 4-for-1 stock split. Intel (INTC) added 2 1/16 to 79 1/2 after Merrill Lynch analyst Joe Osha reiterated his $100 price target and "buy" rating on the stock.

To: Peter Sherman who wrote (47735)	11/3/1999 7:13:00 PM
From: Spytrdr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

well, now you can invest some of those HUGE profits in EGRP, it's getting ready to explode too. EGRP is a top performer in every category, side by side with QCOM, check for yourselves, and catch it EARLY ON, for another QCOM-type ride from here until april 2000 1 YEAR TOTAL RETURN: invest.foxmarketwire.com 3 YEAR TOTAL RETURN: invest.foxmarketwire.com HIGHEST REVENUE GROWTH: invest.foxmarketwire.com HIGHEST EPS GROWTH: invest.foxmarketwire.com FINANCIAL PROFILE: moneycentral.msn.com ____ S p y t r d r homepages.go.com

To: Peter Sherman who wrote (47735)	11/3/1999 7:50:00 PM
From: cfoe	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Disclaimer: A personal share. Got a message today from my broker for account where have most of the Q I own. When I called him back he said he just wanted to congratulate me on QCOM (and to lesser degree JDSU). He acknowledged that it was my pick and it was a great one. That was all. Very nice of him. What he did not mention, and maybe did not remember. Two days before the first ERICY news came out he called me to discuss the account. He had good things to say about all stocks (most of which he had recommended and which were doing well) but QCOM. His comment was - this Qualcomm is not moving, you've made nothing on it, and I think you should dump it - or words to that effect. My immediate response, being the good student of G. Gilder that I was (fyi - at that time I had not yet discovered this thread and Gregg, et al) ws absolutely not, and gave him a short list of reasons why. Two days later the rocket began its launch. I like the guy, appreciate many of the recommendations he has given me and respect him for calling me today. But I do wonder if I would have gotten a call if I followed his advice.