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To: Return to Sender who wrote (1863)	2/26/2000 2:24:00 AM
From: Douglas Nordgren	Respond to of 4808

>>Analysts said the rise in technology was not surprising, given the remarkable rise in growth and technology stocks and the publicity it has generated. Industry consultant Geoff Bobroff credited the rise in the Nasdaq composite index. 'That is the driver we're living with,' Bobroff said. 'We've got a growth-biased market and it's a technology-biased market on top of that.'<< Absolutely brilliant. What did they think was driving economic growth, cranks and pulleys? How much do these geniuses get compensated? >>Investors' behavior reflects a sense -- which analysts say is wrong -- that technology stocks cannot go down.<< Oh bull wash, I've had plenty of stocks go down on me. They can and do. The good ones get back up. Over the long term you won't go wrong by spinning glass into gold. The first strand for me was Fibre Channel, and it has been spinning out fat. Here's the thread Fibre Channel Index (FCIX) portfolio, started 1/15/99, with the IPOs bought at their 1st day closing price. ADIC was added 11/26/99 and NTAP 1/6/00, a bit slow on the uptake with them. You're welcome to it, you'll see a lot of capitalization has occurred in just over a year: siliconinvestor.com BTW, interesting list you got there RTS, thanks. Take a look at this one, no pinkies on this FC watch list tho: siliconinvestor.com Douglas

To: Return to Sender who wrote (1863)	3/2/2000 1:56:00 AM
From: peter a. pedroli	Respond to of 4808

here is something to go with your... morning cup of joe. i made mention last week on the yahoo board that inhp was working with a new start up land 5 (storage solutions) and themis computer (ruggedized enterprise servers) who also works with mercury computer(comdex news release nov.) and sun microelectronics which i posted on yesterday. mercury does allot of work with lockheed martin,raytheon and the navy. my latest find is a NASDAQ 100 MEMBER PMC-SIERRA. INPH has been a member of the SATURN DEV. GROUP and has been working with them in development of high speed networking applications. some of the other members of the group are ALCATEL,CISCO, HP,IBM, NOKIA,SUN MICRO AND THEMIS COMPUTER. some of the development areas are frame relay and remote access. look back at the news on the 23rd and you'll see frame relay in the release and remote access is part of inph embedded line. it's funny, the same names keep popping up. we have deals coming you can bet your house on it! one other note about PMC-SIERRA and the saturn group you don't see ancr,brcd,emlx,jnic or qlgc anywhere. makes me feel kind warm and fuzzy inside.... good look at things to come... Wednesday March 1, 4:46 pm Eastern Time Company Press Release Interphase CEO Interview on Wall Street Reporter Audio Rebroadcast Available over the Internet DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 1, 2000--Interphase Corporation (Nasdaq:INPH - news), an international supplier of enterprise networking technologies, invites interested parties to listen to an interview with Gregory B. Kalush, the company's president and chief executive officer, that was conducted by Wall Street Reporter Magazine earlier today. The interview can be downloaded from the Wall Street Reporter Internet site at www.wallstreetreporter.com. Wall Street Reporter is a leading information source for professional investors seeking successful new investment ideas. About Interphase Corporation Interphase Corporation (Nasdaq:INPH - news), a leader in Fibre Channel technology, designs and delivers high performance connectivity adapters for computer and telecommunication networks. The company's Host Bus Adapter products connect computer and telecommunication servers to storage area networks (SAN), wide area networks (WAN) and local area networks (LAN) utilizing Fibre Channel, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (or ATM), SS7, Frame Relay and ISDN technologies. Headquartered in Dallas, with offices in Austin, Paris, London and Bangkok, Interphase 1999 revenues were $73.5 million. Clients include Hewlett Packard, IBM, Compaq/Tandem, Motorola, Sun Microsystems, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon. Additional information about Interphase and its products is available through the company's web site at iphase.com.