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To: debra vogt who wrote (80079)	1/23/2000 12:44:00 PM
From: debra vogt	Respond to of 120523

IONN - the following excerpt is from Jim Seymour's column at TheStreet.com on 1/4/00 - 25 for 2000, stocks that he thinks will likely shape the tech-issues market this year. He has a very good understanding of the tech market, even explains it so I can understand most of it! ION Networks (IONN:Nasdaq - news) is the cheapest stock on this list, trading in the low 20s, and is a new arrival on the "real" Nasdaq, having just escaped the 'daq's small-cap purgatory right before Christmas. It is a bright star in one of the more obscure but important corners of the Net: performance monitoring. There's also a Net security play here. If you want just one small, largely unknown public tech company (followed by only one analyst, at San Jose's First Security Van Kasper) to watch in 2000 for big news, keep an eye on ION Networks.

To: debra vogt who wrote (80079)	1/24/2000 12:00:00 PM
From: kha vu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120523

GUMM - DVNT - GNTA: I sold GUMM to raise fund for new plays. Current ones are DVNT and GNTA. <<Alan Loewenstein of the John Hancock Global Technology Fund provides the following stock ideas on DVNT: Diversinet (DVNT 15 1/2) is a Canadian company that provides security for wireless ecommerce applications. For example, if ecommerce is being conducted from a portable phone, the company's technology will insure that other parties are not accessing the connection and that it is secure. Diversinet recently inked a deal with Research In Motion, which offers a palm pilot-type product that allows users to access email. Alan Loewenstein of the John Hancock Global Technology Fund notes that Diversinet is presently working on deals with Nokia and Ericsson. He thinks there is a good chance that at least one of the cellular powerhouses will reach an agreement with Diversinet. If that happens, Alan believes the shares of Diversinet will "easily double." >>> messages.yahoo.com