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To: Dave Swanson who wrote (388)	2/25/2000 5:47:00 PM
From: Michael D. Christian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 524

ISCO +28%, SCON +44%, CDTS +36% ALL IN ONE DAY (2/25)! Don't know where the top is, but they're on fire for now……, hope they don't nose dive just as fast…. Watch all three, ISCO, up 28% today SCON, up 44% today CDTS, up 36% today Superconducting wireless stocks surge By Tomi Kilgore, CBS MarketWatch Last Update: 4:44 PM ET Feb 25, 2000 NewsWatch Airline stocks SUNNYVALE, Calif. (CBS.MW) -- Shares of superconducting wireless stocks soared on Friday, extending their recent meteoric rises. Conductus (CDTS: news, msgs) powered up 17 15/16, or 37 percent, to 66 7/8 and Superconductor Technologies (SCON: news, msgs) shot up 20 5/8, or 44 percent to 67 1/2. On Wednesday, Conductus rocketed 23 11/16 higher after its ClearSite system showed a 50-fold increase in cell site coverage at a CDMA cell site. On Thursday, Superconductor boasted that its Super Filter II product showed a millionfold increase in interference rejection compared to common conventional filters. Since the beginning of the year, Conductus has soared 469 percent and Superconductor has run up 1,285 percent. The companies make superconducting products for the wireless communications industry. Superconductor Technologies (Nasdaq: SCON) picked up 20 5/8 to 67 1/2, continuing a recent rally among stocks of superconductor products companies. Superconductor Technologies on Thursday announced a fourth quarter loss of 42 cents per share, unveiled a new noise filter for wireless communications, and called for development of a streamlined platform for wireless 3G systems. biz.yahoo.com