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To: jeremic who wrote (17983)	2/10/2000 8:55:00 PM
From: Lucky888	Respond to of 21342

WSTL -- Look @ the options, very active... a good sign that something big is coming up... L.

To: jeremic who wrote (17983)	2/10/2000 10:20:00 PM
From: sargent	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 21342

J, Anyone who remembers Seamans and the "3 major contracts promise" needs to remove themselves from their computer and take a shot (of anything) immediately. Our time has come, and the great thing is that we are FINALLY at the beginning (we thought we were there 2+ years ago). I miss Trey and giving him hell - I really do wish he was here to enjoy it. Skiawal will remember, I am sure. The dark days of 2-3 seem enviable now......

To: jeremic who wrote (17983)	2/12/2000 9:09:00 AM
From: Michael F. Donadio	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21342

Hi Jeremic, Nice hear from you. You're name will always be linked with WSTL in my mind after your uncanny info on mergers way back when in ADSL prehistory. The day that seemed would never come is finally upon us. WSTL has now surpassed the highest price I've ever paid for it which was $24 soon after the TXN purchase of Amati. I hope anyone who is still sitting on the side lines wakes up and JUMPS ABOARD as the WSTL train leaves the station. Someone laughed earlier this week at WSTL having a target price of $75. I for one laugh at that target as TOO LOW. AWRE had gone over $80 several months ago on WHAT, before coming back to earth? Orckit at $76 with share loss widening, incredible. EFNT at $110 and Westell at $26, a true bargain. I see WSTL as a formidable player, perhaps even a market leader, that is undervalued relative to its peers and can soon find itself in a momentum game as DSL hits market attention. As we see DELL slip we will see WESTELL rise. The new game is bandwidth. WESTELL becoming the DELL of ADSL, Michael P.S. In the long run being in HELL with WSTL turned out to be very profitable. You can buy a lot at $3. It actually was a golden opportunity which is still here for those with vision to see.