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To: Jdaasoc who wrote (571)	1/8/2000 3:32:00 PM
From: jetcityrandy	Respond to of 2039

That being the case, 10-20% daily swings, or even $10-20 swings from day to day, will ONLY bring out MORE people to try daytrading. Which will cause even more volatility? seems like a vicious cycle, especially when the downward direction takes hold.

To: Jdaasoc who wrote (571)	1/8/2000 4:50:00 PM
From: richard surckla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2039

John, have you or anyone else looked into this post from YAHOO? You need Adobe Acrobat to open Sun's PDF FILE. In the presentation it does show D-RDRAM as being used. Just how significant is this? Must read: PC magazine on SUN's MAJC by: oweowedpd 1/8/2000 9:45 am EST Msg: 35131 of 35158 On PC magazine vol.18 no.22 December 14, 1999 zdnet.com It says:"The MAJC chip (pronounced "magic" and standing for Microprocessor Architecture for Java Computing), is being promoted as "the most important semiconductor architecture of the next 20 years." Sun says the chip is particularly well suited to handling the enormous streams of visual and audio data we all expect to experience on the Internet. REITERATE HERE: SUN'S MAJC IS USING D-RDRAM!! RAMBUS IS EVERYWHERE, EVEN JAVA COMPUTING!! You may check the following site for MAJC structure. sun.com Watch page 7, 19~22