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To: Sonny McWilliams who wrote (25543)	3/2/2000 5:41:00 AM
From: Frank Ellis Morris	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27012

Good Morning Sonny, I see that the New SI format is in full swing and missed the simplicity of the old standard. Well change is something that has to be expected and accepted. It was nice to see that Microsoft closed up over 90 again as the stock has really been under selling pressure over the past few weeks. The Nasdaq seems to keep hitting new highs. I guess looking on the bright side should be considered. When the Nasdaq reaches a high of 14,000, Microsoft may be back over 100 again.. It looks like the big plays for this decade will be telecommunications, B2B, wireless and dumbfoundness stocks. Congratulations on your plays with Exds, Jnpr and qcom. looking back on some of the stocks which has enjoyed tremendous gains in technology I can only shake my head. I remember when MU was trading under 20, Amat, Sunw, and Cisco were in the trash can and now look at them. My JDSU is doing ok. Enjoying the nice weather lately but using the car for the rides is a little expensive thanks to our friends at OPEC. I guess this is the price of appreciation we get for the Gulf War. The S+P futures are not looking good this morning but we still have a few hours before the market opens for things to improve. Have a great Thursday Frank