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To: J. D. Main who wrote (154510)	3/1/2000 6:44:00 PM
From: J. D. Main	Respond to of 176387

Pilgrims.....Here's a hint-----> Found story on businesswire.com High Tech Industry Category. Scroll way down. Hope this helps.....J.D.

To: J. D. Main who wrote (154510)	3/1/2000 8:55:00 PM
From: Walcalla	Respond to of 176387

( BW)(CA-ROBERTSON-STEPHENS)(FBF) Robertson Stephens Analyst Predicts Strong Year 2000 for Computer Hardware Sector Business Editors SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 1, 2000-- - Dan Niles Speaks to Investors at Firm's Tech Conference, Gives Positive Outlook for Hardware Stocks Following Poor 1999 Performance - Robertson Stephens Managing Director and Senior Electronics Analyst Dan Niles today addressed an audience of institutional investors on his positive outlook for computer hardware stocks in 2000, following a year of under-performance in the sector. Speaking at the investment bank's seventeenth annual Technology Conference in San Francisco, Niles said, "We are taking a renewed interest in the computer hardware sector right now. We were negative on the space during the last three quarters of last year, even downgrading some of the stocks in the second quarter, due to our belief that demand was artificially inflated by companies preparing for the millennium change and for potential hardware glitches. However, as we predicted in December, the worst is now behind us. Consequently, we have upgraded several stocks in the space, most notably Dell and Intel, and expect that they will outperform the NASDAQ and lead the sector higher in 2000." This year's technology investor conference, being held today through Thursday, features Robertson Stephens research analysts, as well as CEOs and CFOs from more than 400 leading technology companies, together representing more than $3 trillion in market capitalization.