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To: rudedog who wrote (79029)	3/2/2000 11:48:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 97611

Rude-- <<" say uptown to the mid-30s.">> When you move there (or hopefully to the high 30s) I'll be pleased to say good bye to all but a small holding of cpq. No matter the way all other holdings have gone/are going the tax write off will be appreciated anyway,, LOL! 40s,,few months,, I love it! LOL!Best of luck as that would make me happier than most,, would put me down tooo holding only one loser and it is small........ "40s- few months" Made my night! Better than selling the last of coms today,,,

To: rudedog who wrote (79029)	3/3/2000 2:57:00 AM
From: Nilesh Parikh	Respond to of 97611

"on paragraph 5, perhaps Nilesh Parikh was referring to the recent notice of sale of "ask jeeves" stock, or perhaps something else in the public domain recently - there certainly has been a bunch of activity which has not seemed to move the stock price. I'm sure that CPQ management will do everything in its power to meet or beat expectations... but that in itself is, as you say, part of the job. " I was not referring to a single news item. I was speaking in general terms that MC is going out talking to customers, partners, industry to understand the market, identify opportunities and empower its mgmt. to cease those opportunities. The decision making process has improved. All of his efforts are at the end to help - help expand the revenue base - improve profitability - define CPQ's new image as an e(nterprise)-company. -Nilesh.