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To: bill meehan who wrote (74103)11/7/1999 6:33:00 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Respond to of 86076
 
Bill over the weekend it seems to me that Bill Gates stance
has being more flexible I will not rule out an up opening in
MSFT as a contrarian take on this debacle.

Waiting for the futures to open as an indication of things to come.

Up's

GLOBEX PRICES AS OF 11/07/99 05:30 PM TRADE DATE: 11/08/99

CONTRACT LAST NET CHGE CONTRACT LAST NET CHGE
S&P 500 DEC99 1374.60 -1000 EURO $ DEC99 94.125P ----
E-MINI DEC99 1375.00 -950 MAR00 94.19B UNCH
MAR00 1401.50P ---- JUN00 94.06A UNCH
NSDQ100 DEC99 2745.00 -3800 SEP00 93.93P ----
E-NASDAQ DEC99 2750.50 -3250 DEC00 93.77P ----

Haim



To: bill meehan who wrote (74103)11/7/1999 6:47:00 PM
From: BGR  Respond to of 86076
 
Agreed, Bill. I do not invest in individual stocks, but several of my friends do. They are salivating to buy MSFT if it dips. Their position is that if the DoJ leaves MSFT intact, it will shoot up. If the DoJ breaks MSFT up, the parts will shoot up ala Lucent even more than the parent (when summed).

-BGR.


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