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To: briank who wrote (27448)	2/9/2000 9:24:00 AM
From: JavaGuy	Respond to of 64865

briank, I've had to ignore more people on this list than the other 10 I follow combined. I don't mind a dissenting opinion when it is non-repetitive and original, neither of which I have seen here in months. Sure helps allocate my limited time resources to reading actual information. On a happy note, SUNW broke the resistance I was looking for and I am now looking for mid 90's to write some calls. OTOH, if we close lower today, I'll do so sooner. Cheers, JG

To: briank who wrote (27448)	2/11/2000 5:41:00 AM
From: Steve Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 64865

Some more Microsoft Propaganda: marketwatch.newsalert.com marketwatch.newsalert.com Here are another 1500 consultants (from another one of the world's largest consulting companies) that are set to push Windows 2000 into Sun's target market. "will focus initially on solutions for the Windows 2000 enterprise infrastructure, retail, electronic commerce and knowledge management markets" You better hope that Sun management do not have their heads in the sand when it comes to competitive threats. (I don't think they do, but some here are taking the "Ostrich" approach.) Look out for some "Service, Service, Service, Reliability, Reliability, Reliability" coming from the Windows 2000 direction to get some of those Sun-type revenues per server.