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To: BMcV who wrote (3009)	12/29/1999 9:29:00 AM
From: Ram Seetharaman	Respond to of 3646

In 1929, they didn't have low interest rates and low inflation and no internet productivity gains either - let us face it electronics, telecommunications and the inernet have changed a lot. I am with the change, however short lived that is. Joe Batapaglia was on TV a day ago - he doesn't see these bulls stopping for most of the next decade! PMTC was listed in Valueline a few weeks ago at a price of $ 17 that it was a better returning stock than MSFT and ORCL for the past five years! At $ 30 and beyond it is going to beat the pants out of the two! 598 institutions own 87.1 % of PMTC or 234.7 million shares! They won't own it unless they see a $ 50! Shares outstanding are 269.3 M and trading float is 223.5 M!

To: BMcV who wrote (3009)	12/29/1999 9:41:00 AM
From: Ram Seetharaman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3646

Joe Kernen is watching maybe and so is GE! But GE won't even make the bottom 20 in my portfolio winners. GE probably returned over 50 % in 1999. My best winner SSTI returned more than - 1500 %, XICO - 1000 % and so on. GE is for mutual fund managers. Even there the only mutual fund I own is Fidelity Growth company has beat them and is up 75+ % so far this year! It is the .coms and the chip/semis for even the year 2000, not GE! PMTC up $ 3 1/4 so far!